UFOs have always adjusted to humanity’s mind-set(s)

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UFO behavior has ever been peculiar, as described by witnesses, but it always has been re-active; that is, UFOs and, sometimes, entities seemingly from them have responded to witness mental acuity and emotionality, and that human mentality/emotional makeup has been different through various stages (ages) of mankind.

UFO behavior is predictive, or could have been, if researchers noted that the phenomenon’s presence and activity (behavior) was recognized as determinant, based on the psychology or instinctive reaction of those seeing or being accosted by a UFO visitation.

For example, in the earliest eras of man’s existence, the Neolithic period when mankind became “conscious” as suggested in the hypotheses of Julian Jaynes, the mental acuity of these early humans have been denoted as primitive, and the appearance of a UFO or any attendant entities would have been received as one more new experience that Neolithic man was becoming aware of.

As consciousness expanded and became more sophisticated, early man ascribed early UFO appearances as divine or from an ethereal existence and lo, we have the beginning of religion.

For a period of time – from primitive man to the evolved state of tribes and cultured or “refined” humans – UFOs had the patina of divinity: UFOs took on the hallmarks of saints or religious icons.

This remained so well into the 17^th and 18^th centuries.

With the advent of balloon flight, UFOs behaved like airships, making appearances that mimicked balloon flights of the period.

As air travel progressed into the modern era, UFOs took on (morphed into) the likes of human aircraft, with occasional landings whereupon humanoid beings sometimes emerged to interact with humans. The French wave of the 1950s is an example.

People during this period, even pilots like George Gorman who had a “dogfight” with a UFO in 1948, held back from truly aggressive behavior.

There was a reticence to act barbarically, even in the face of a phenomenon that caused anxiety because of its strangeness.

The small entities rife in Europe during the 1950s wave of "deplaning" humanoids interacting with farmers (mostly) and other docile humans were not met with any aggressive behavior by those who were confronted by such weird beings.

Men and women were almost courteous, even when facing something that was outside their normative existence.

Right up through the Hills purported abduction or Travis Walton’s “kidnapping” in the mid-1970s, humans did not react to UFO intrusions in ways that were outside the model of cautious reticence or polite behavior.

And UFOs and their contained entities behaved belligerently, even hostilely as in the Michalak (1967 Falcon Lake aggression) and the 1979 Taylor attack (in Scotland).

But then in the 1980s, human behavior took a turn for the worse; people starting acting boorishly, and more aggressive than in the past.

With the advent of the internet, human behavior has devolved into the worst kind of behavior, people of all stripes hoping to become viral by doing the most outrageous things.

And thus, UFOs taking note of this change in human behavior have become reticent to interact or engage with humans, whether in the air or on the ground.

UFO reports of little or tall entities showing up to mingle with humans have all but disappeared.

And UFOs courting response from aircraft has ceased also.

 What does this imply? That UFOs have a connection with the psyche of humankind?

That human behavior has some control over what UFOs are, and the phenomenon is geared to the zeitgeist or psychological Weltanschauung of a human time period?

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