Aliens Might Be Living Among Us 'Disguised' As Humans: Harvard Study

A recent study from Harvard University revealed that the odds of aliens living among humans may not be alien after all. The study also pointed that these non-human entities might be living underground or on the Moon.

The Human Flourishing program also mentioned that UFOs could be alien spaceships that visit Earth to meet their alien friends who are living here 'disguised' as humans. The study also indicated that these aliens could even be interacting with us as 'friends'.

The study focuses on four main theories about aliens living among us:

Human Cryptoterrestrials

This theory proposes that highly advanced ancient human civilisations might still exist, possibly surviving catastrophic events like floods. It implies a hidden human-like society rather than extraterrestrial beings.

Theropod or Hominid Cryptoterrestrials

The theory suggests the existence of non-human societies underground that evolved from terrestrial creatures like intelligent dinosaurs or ape-like hominids. This concept speculates on the survival and evolution of ancient species into advanced societies.

Extratempestrial or Former Extraterrestrial Cryptoterrestrials

According to this theory, beings that were originally extraterrestrial might have come to Earth and integrated themselves into human society, possibly hiding in plain sight after visiting from places like the Moon.

"Magical Cryptoterrestrials"

This theory posits the existence of beings akin to folklore creatures such as fairies or elves, suggesting a non-technological, possibly magical relationship with humans. This concept contrasts sharply with conventional scientific explanations and may be seen as less plausible in mainstream scientific circles.

It's important to note that these theories, as intriguing as they may be, often lack empirical evidence and are speculative in nature. The researchers themselves acknowledge that their claims may face skepticism from the scientific community, given the unconventional nature of these hypotheses.

The study's call for "epistemic humility and openness" suggests a willingness to explore ideas that are outside the scientific mainstream, though it's crucial to subject such ideas to rigorous scrutiny and peer review before they can be considered as valid scientific hypotheses.

Earlier, a former US intelligence officer had claimed that the government is hiding a large UFO which is almost as 'big as the size of a football field'. This adds another layer to the discussion.