The term "hitchhiker" has been used a lot lately in terms of locations of high strangeness, like the infamous Skinwalker Ranch and Blind Frog Ranch in Utah. What is this phenomenon and is really dangerous?
There are a myriad of possibilities of what the hitchhiker effect is and here's just some ideas -
The conditions on the ranches that cause bursts of gamma or electromagnetic bursts, might be affecting the very "frequency" of the researcher. The researcher goes home, his family in close quarters is affected by that change. In this case, it may have more to do with the baseline "frequency" of that researcher and not necessarily a higher intelligence being at work. High frequency tends to bring about love and peace and low frequency brings about chaos and ill health.
The hitchhiker is rather like a scientific "curse" put upon someone who wants to communicate with a higher power. This isn't a curse in the way we view curses, but more like a test. Let's call it the trials of Job. To see how sincere the researcher is, a hazing test is given to see how much bad luck, weirdness, financial ruin, health concerns, can keep them from their goal of learning more. Once an individual passes this hazing process, and still comes back time and time again to learn more, the more worthy. I think in that case, someone like Thomas Winterton is probably Job personified. In this case, we could say that there is something of higher intelligence putting these men to the test.
This may also be target fixation. You know, you drive down the road and see a police car that pulled over a driver. You watch it, knowing you must go around it, by the very act of focusing on it has you driving into it. Sometimes, working around such unknown forces and feeling rather helpless, makes one overly consumed by the mind puzzle to the point of distraction. In this case, it doesn't need an intelligent higher being involved, it simply takes being in an area with high strangeness and odd scientific finds.
Suggestability might be part of the phenomenon. One researcher noted strange things happening and bad luck and then those around him start looking for those things in their lives. If you want to find something, you will. It's rather like mentalist's supposed psychic readings when they say something like, "you have no need to feel guilty." Now, you suddenly start reviewing your life and if you feel guilty about something and sure enough, you'll find something that validates it. This would not have to do with an intelligent being at work, but human nature at work.
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If we break this down logically, we know that -
Hitchhiker effect can cause weird phenomenon off the site, maybe affect health, affect finances, affect family members.
Hitchhiker effect appears to be connected to areas of high strangeness and those involved in the research or filming of the location.
Hitchhiker effect doesn't appear to be vicious, in that if an intelligence wanted to mess with folks, they would be in much worse condition.
Hitchhiker effect doesn't affect everyone.
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I can remember times in my life where I had such a blight of bad events from health to finances to accidents to nonstop unexpected expenses and broken relationships, depression, anxiety, and the like. Eventually, the constant daily anxiety wondering what shoe drops next and how to handle the situation at present, led to depression. There is something inherently tied to feelings of having no control and amping up anxiety to the level that it exhausts to the point of depression.
It could be that as the team works on this puzzle, they are mentally stressed to the point that it's hard to stop thinking about it when they're away and focusing with a great alertness when there. They are on edge a lot. They don't know what to expect. They also haven't dealt yet with the higher implications in the back of their minds - what if we find something we don't want to know??? Stress over time becomes depression and depression leads to bad decisions, bad health, and bad relationships. It affects them and everyone around them.
Now, that's not to say these teams are necessarily clinically depressed, but they could be so distracted and on high alert that they miss warning signs, symptoms, and generally make their families feel the anxiety, as well.
I guess ultimately, I believe that, like the alien/UFO situation, if they wanted to kill us or take over, they would have done it long ago. I am beginning to look at the UFO crashes and crop circles as subtle ways to give us things to make us think and problem solve and figure it out. It's rather like giving a kid a puzzle and seeing if they can figure it out.
They're training us.
The same thing could be going on at the ranches, if something intelligent is involved. They are being tested while they think they are doing the testing.
