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This is the third part of a trilogy. Having established that aliens exist, and that they are colonising this planet, I have now looked at how some of them are helping us to advance towards the time when we might be considered acceptable compatriots for other space farers. First they adjusted our DNA to increase our intelligence and, since then they have progressively taught us the technology we will require. They started with Agriculture, Mathematics, Astronomy, and schooling and then taught us how to build monumental structures. Then they moved on to mining, metallurgy and metal-working,…mehr

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This is the third part of a trilogy. Having established that aliens exist, and that they are colonising this planet, I have now looked at how some of them are helping us to advance towards the time when we might be considered acceptable compatriots for other space farers. First they adjusted our DNA to increase our intelligence and, since then they have progressively taught us the technology we will require. They started with Agriculture, Mathematics, Astronomy, and schooling and then taught us how to build monumental structures. Then they moved on to mining, metallurgy and metal-working, taking us from the Stone Age, through the Bronze Age and into the Iron Age. Thereafter, they had to be more subtle, using telepathy to promote Chemistry, Electrical Power generation and transmission, and Radio Telegraphy.. Inevitably, they came up against our baser nature, having to contend with the greed of the rich when they tried to stifle developments which would detract from their power or wealth, and to restrict the knowledge to a privileged few. Our mentors seem to have have bypassed this by encouraging nations to retro-engineer their "crashed" atmospheric craft, so making the technology available world-wide again. We wait to see what will be their next move.
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Martin Thomas obtained his PhD in Mechanical Engineering at the University of Birmingham in the United Kingdom. He then went to work in the UK Ministry of Defence as an experimental scientist, before transferring to the UK Home Office (the equivalent of a US Department of State), undertaking similar work.