Are Aliens Trying to Prompt Us to Use Our Intelligence? Crop Circles, UFO Crashes

 

Remember when you were a kid and your mom or dad was working on homework with you. They would give subtle clues to the answer to coax the logic out of you? Well, what if aliens are trying to coax or even test our intelligence to see if we are worthy of moving forward as a species?

Intelligence quotient: a standardized measure used to assess human intelligence across various domains, including abstract reasoning, memory, and problem-solving abilities.

Let me start by using an example - "Contact." This movie had a scene where the scientist was trying to figure out the message the aliens had sent. 

It took some doing to realize that we may give information on a 2-dimensional plane, but these advanced fellows might send it in a 3-dimensional form that needs to be folded to be read.

It has had me pondering for some time - what do aliens want? There is no evidence they plan to takeover the planet. Hell, if they wouldn't take as long as our adversaries to find their window of opportunity. Yeah, they appear to be interested in our physiology but they let us go. They could just take bodies and not return them, using them like one might use a lab rat under inspection. 

So, a conclusion is that they either want to see how we are advancing, how the environment is affecting our bodies, perhaps being sure we can still breed over time. After all, our advancement depends on our continuing to populate the planet. 

With all that aside, I watched this video below about crop circles and something became very apparent - 

Upon studying crop circle formations and the results on the actual crops, they found some interesting things - tiny metal spherules, exploded nodes, and the seeds from the affected plants appeared to create amazing crops. 

Why would we get such a fantastic gift from the aliens? Well, if we stop looking at how pretty the formations are and come and examine the pretty pretties, we learn things like this. 

If you want to drop a breadcrumb so junior can advance to fourth grade, you might set up a study atmosphere that makes junior curious. It isn't so much giving us the knowledge of how to make better crops, but it's about teaching us to learn.

Now, on to UFO crashes, perhaps another example of prompting. Do highly technologically driven vehicles from other places (whether planets, parallel worlds, or dimensions) really crash so often or are we given, once again, breadcrumbs?

Here is a comparison - a rat in a maze. The experimenter's hand hovers overhead and the rat cowers, not sure intentions. A piece of cheese is dropped into the maze for the rat to find. Are aliens the hand we fear, but offers us ways to evolve our intelligence? 

Hey, humans, here's a vehicle, figure it out.