This post contains my channels and facts from Adrian Dvir's book. It is essential to emphasize that extraterrestrials do not have human emotions or personal egos (they do have group egos). Therefore, their behavior is rational and task-driven. Extraterrestrials experience physical pain, a defense mechanism of living beings.
Various facts about extraterrestrial behavior.
Although extraterrestrials do not have human emotions, their superior psychic abilities allow them to understand the frequencies of various human emotions.
- Extraterrestrials don't have a well-developed personal ego. (They have group egos for their specie)
- Extraterrestrials have no names, but they do have nicknames and an identifying serial number.
- Extraterrestrials are intelligent and not spontaneously driven.
- ETs do not suffer from depression. Their life path is known in advance and is intended from the outset for specific tasks.
- Extraterrestrials have no mental illness and no need for psychologists.
- Extraterrestrials, even those with a gender distinction (females and males), do not live within the family unit and offspring.
- Extraterrestrials do not suffer from loneliness. (Unlike humans)
- Extraterrestrials devote a major portion of their time to learning and enrichment. (They don't work hard. (in human terms)
- Extraterrestrials communicate among themselves mainly through telepathy. (They also have written documents)
- Issues of sexuality do not concern extraterrestrials. (At least until Extraterrestrial-mammal races become more common)
Empathy is a human emotion that does not exist in extraterrestrials. For them, pity is a concept that operates from the intellect, not emotion.
Extraterrestrials have friends and a social life, with jokes and eating together. (Not in restaurants) The subject of a sense of humor and jokes came up to me by chance, but it turned out to be very important.
A sense of humor plays a vital role in energy charge and balance.
Therefore, we like to be in the company of people with a sense of humor.
- A sense of humor may be seen as a minor issue in a sea of important extraterrestrial topics. At the same time, it says a lot about the nature of the extraterrestrials. A good sense of humor indicates positive emotional and energetic qualities. Laughter has a great, energetic meaning far beyond what meets the eye.
A sense of humor is not an emotion, although it does affect emotions. It turns out that a sense of humor is not unique to humans. Studies also indicate a sense of humor in the animal world, especially in developed species, in a different way from that of humans.
Since extraterrestrials don't have human emotions, I wondered whether they have a sense of humor.
The answer was that extraterrestrials have a well-developed sense of humor, obviously different from that of humans. I found many jokes about extraterrestrials, but I looked for jokes that extraterrestrials exchange among themselves about humans and couldn't find any, so I composed an extraterrestrial-human joke.
- An extraterrestrial from a distant galaxy, the race that evolved from a mantis, meets his 100-year-old granddaughter ahead of her high school entrance exams. The grandfather examines the granddaughter with difficult questions and, in the end, emphasizes that she is much more intelligent than Newton, Einstein, Tesla, and Elon Musk combined. The granddaughter laughs and tells Grandpa they might have had a chance if they had tentacles.
When I asked if the joke was offensive, I was told no. I wondered if it was funny, and I was told they were not laughing at it but at my attempt to make an extraterrestrial joke.
- I told them that my late father, peace be upon him, would tell plank jokes in all seriousness and repeat the same jokes repeatedly. The jokes were so unfunny that we would burst out laughing uninhibitedly. So, if they laughed at my joke, I achieved my goal!
The response was that if I had tentacles (like insects) on my head, I would have gotten better at the jokes, and maybe I would have had a chance! I realized it was a joke and laughed. I said one zero in their favor. I now understand that you can't play poker with extraterrestrials.
- I'm certainly not the only one communicating with extraterrestrials, but how many humans exchange jokes with extraterrestrials? I guess there aren't many. I left feeling encouraged and happy. We will be pleased with the upcoming encounters. The channel was full of humor and laughter, and I felt terrific.
Humorous stand-up shows of extraterrestrials with humans during peak TV viewing hours? Why not!
