Do ETs sublimate?
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“ … sublimation is a form of [human] desexualization (q.v.)
in which the instinctive impulses, instead of requiring control by constant
counter-cathexis, are deflected (by means of identification, displacement, and
substitution) into acceptable channels.” [Psychiatric Dictionary, antea citatis]
Freud’s contribution to human behavior allows that the human
sex drive is “sublimated” (dynamically altered) into acceptable, creative
activity: art, music, literature, sport, business, crime, and almost everything
outside the sex act itself.
Watching Blue Planet II shows that Earth’s
creatures, aside from man, while often acting creatively – thinking, it seems
to me, not just being instinctive as I’ve recently noted here – are consumed by
eating (to survive) and mating (engaging in struggles, serious battles, and
deception to do so) and that’s it.
While most creatures are careful to look after their
offspring, they do not go beyond the mating rituals and their accoutrements
(offspring protection and care or upbringing).
That is, all living creatures (flora and fauna) struggle to
survive and mate, whilst man does the same but sublimates (creatively alters)
his mating drive into other behaviors mostly creative but sometimes malicious
or evil behavior that has little to do, seemingly, with sexuality or sexual
activity.
So, I ask, if UFOs are the vehicles of for species off the
Earth, does that species have a sex drive and is it sublimated?
Do ETs change, as we humans do, their sexual proclivities
and channel any mating or sexual activity into space exploration or are UFO
observational activity voyeuristic in nature, one of the human psycho-neurotic
patterns of those who have trouble sublimating?
Do ETs have a sex drive, aside from the confabulated tales
from UFO abduction experiencers?
Or are ETs, automatons (robot-like beings or even AI
creations) with no sexual desires at all?
Does the lack of “cultural artifacts” in UFO encounters
indicate a lack of sublimation?
Or do ETs only engage in sex acts, without disguising or
deflecting them into acceptable (or other) behavior?
Wouldn’t the desire to explore the galaxy or universe be a
form of sublimation itself?
Or are the human visions of UFOs and sometimes encounters with
“beings” from them just one more form of human sublimation?
(And have I had too much Valentine candy lately?)
RR


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