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SUBJECT: CSETI FILE: UFO3237
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PART 1
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THE CSETI COMPREHENSIVE ASSESSMENT OF THE UFO/ETI PHENOMENON - 2 MAY 1991
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Copyright 1991 by Steven M. Greer, M.D.
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A comprehensive analysis of the UFO phenomenon, as well as original
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research and experiences of members of the CSETI CE-5 Initiative Working
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Group, has enabled us to make some specific conclusions about UFOs,
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Extraterrestial Intelligence and their motives. The summation of this
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analysis, which follows, is intended to assist both groups and
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individuals in their efforts to understand this complex subject. We
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have recorded only those conclusions for which we have a high level
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of certainty.
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GENERAL CONCLUSIONS
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* Some UFOs are extraterrestial spacecraft(ETS) which are piloted
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by extraterrestial biological entities(EBEs) who originate on another
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planet, and most likely another star system.
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* More than one extraterrestial civilization is represented in the
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current activities involving earth.
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* These extraterrestial civilizations are working in concert and not
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competitively, although there is some specialization in function and
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activities for the various groups. This indicates that there exists
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either an emerging or well established organization for these groups.
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* These beings have bases within this solar system and may maintain
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temporary bases on earth, particulary under water.
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* While various reports and speculations exist, we cannot at this time
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definitely state which planets or star systems are the home systems
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for these beings. Any specific information on this subject is very likely
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to be incorrect due to the security considerations of these beings. That
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is, given human tendencies towards war, aggression and violence, open
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disclosure of their planets of origin would put these planets at potential
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risk should human military interests unravel the energy and propulsion
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technology of their craft.
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* The variety in sizes and shapes of ETs observed is due to a) varying
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civilizations of origin, and more importantly, b) specialization of
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function, which include general reconnaissance, medical research,
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central command and base operations, energy generation and transfer,
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and human technology, military and space program research and
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reconnaisance.
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* Sudden and fully open contact with human civilization has been
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avoided becasue of a number of interrelated factors, including:
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a) the need to avoid an untimely disruption of earth civilization
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including military, political, geopolitical, cultural, economic,
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technological and religious upheaval;
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b) risks to their own civilization and 'people', as well as overall
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mission, given human xenophobia and tendencies towards violent armed
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reactions.
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c) up to this time, such massive and open contact has not been
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necessary, and has not been consonant with their overall longterm
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mission and purpose(see below "The Question of Intent"), since their
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purpose is not acquisition oriented or disruptive.
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* A plan is in place to allow for gradually broader and deeper contact
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with human society and individuals so that humans may become accustomed
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to the reality of other intelligent beings in the universe, and so that
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needed research and observation may take place on both sides. Limited but
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increasing opportunites for bilateral and human initiated contact will
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occur in the reasonably near future.
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* Sudden and large scale contact will occur only in the event of a
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significant world-wide emergency(man-made or natural).
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* While ETI observation and interaction with earth is probably an ancient
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as opposed to purely modern phenomenon, the marked increase in activity
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coinciding with World War II and the dawning of the 'nuclear age'
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indicates that ETI are quite concerned about this transitional stage of
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human socail evolution. They are particularly concerned about human nuclear
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weapons and technology and their potential for world-wide destruction, and
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possibly for their potential threat to ETI, although this is nominal. These
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beings are further concerned with our peaceful transition to a world
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society, international peace, and the establishment of a just, effective
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and representative world government, expected to occur within 10 to 15
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years or less.
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* ETI technology is strictly guarded by both ETI and human governmental
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agencies because of its potential for military applications which would
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greatly threaten world security. It is imperative that this technology not
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found significant human applications until such time as the earth attains
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international peace and an effective world government.
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* The US government, at least at the level of a highly compartmentalized
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above top secret group, has known about the reality of these ETS and their
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occupants since at least 1947. A strict secrecy and a world-wide cover-up
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of these facts have been maintained due to:
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a) fear of public panic and social disruption
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b) security issues surrounding possible military and technology
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applications of ETI technology, especially in the setting of a world beset
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with Cold War tensions and competing interests.
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c) uncertainty and mistrust regarding ETI motives and ultimate intentions.
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d) embarrassment and consternation over human military inability to secure
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world air space from repeated penetrations by ETS
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e) embarrassment and loss of face resulting from disclosures concerning
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how this matter has been handled, such as the harrassment and ridicule of
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innocent civilians and military personnel, the withholding of information
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from the public and Congress, etc.
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* The US government possesses several ETS and the deceased bodies of
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several EBEs. While there is evidence to strongly suggest that these agencies
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are attempting to reverse-engineer these craft, such efforts have not been
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functionally successful, although a number of secondary and partial
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'discoveries' have resulted from this research.
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* The nature or 'reality' of these craft and these beings has been incorrectly
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characterized by some as belonging to 'another dimension or reality' from this
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dimension. Unfortunately, these statements are made without fully considering
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what 'this reality' is. A more correct understanding of this is that the Full
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Spectrum of Reality is a singular, integrated one which may be pereived
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wholly or in tis various aspects, such perception being entirely
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dependent on the level of conciousness of the perceiver. The various
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aspects or 'dimensions' of this reality, which are limitless in number, are
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not restricted to or by time and space as we know it commonly. These
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beings and their craft belong to the same Reality as humans, however their
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advancement in the realms of physical science and the science of conciousness
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has given them competence in a broader aspect of the Full Spectrum of Reality
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than is usually experienced by humans. The difference, then, is one of degree
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and not fundamental reality, since humans potentially have access to all
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aspects of the Full Spectrum of Reality just as extraterrestial beings do.
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These differences are not insurmountable, nor are they truly fundamental; in
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fact they are relative and only temporary. While these beings are utilizing
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and experiencing a broader aspect of the Full SPectrum of Reality, so too
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can and will humans, for we are as 'inter-dimensional' by nature as they...
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* ETS energy and 'propulsion'(or spave transfer) systems utilize principles
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and laws of the physical universe not yet fully appreciated by human science,
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and include:
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a) gravity/anti-gravity and electromagnetic/gravity technology
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b) space energy and so-called hyperdimensional energy systems
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c) matter-energy inter-changeable technologies
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d) possible Consciousness Assisted Technology(CAT) and Technology Assisted
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Consciousness(TAC)
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* Some if not all EBEs have advanced mental capabilites which include
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telepathy, precognition, remote viewing and others, indicating that they
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have developed the 'scoence of consciousness' to a degree which parallels
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or surpasses their advanced physical technologies. Humans also possess these
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capabilities, but these remain largely undeveloped by most humans.
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* EBEs are more developed or advanced than humans in a number of respects,
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but are not superior to humans as beings. Our point of unity and equality
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with EBEs is in our mutual existance as conscious intelligent beings.
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* While these various EBEs may have values and priorities which are different
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from those of some 20th century humans, their motives and ultimate
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intentions are non-hostile and do not include the acquisition or subjugation
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of the earth or its peoples(see below, "The Question of Intent").
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* The establishing of a lasting world peace and a just and effective world
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government is essential to the long term ETI-human relationship.
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THE QUESTION OF INTENT
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While not minimizing the strange and startling aspects of this phenomenon
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which some humans have experienced, our assessment of these visitors' motives
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and ultimate intentions, is that they are decidedly non-hostile. Their
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primary operations and activities center around:
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* General reconnaissance of earth and her societies
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* Military(especially nuclear) observation and assessment
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* Human social and psychological study and observation
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* Human medical, physsiological and genetic research and observation
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* Observation and assessment of human mental and spiritual development
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* Earth ecology research and documentation, including documentation of earth
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life systems, and mineral, plant, and animal specimens
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* Observation of human technology and technological developments
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* Observation, active monitoring and if necessary limitation of human space
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programs, particularly those directed towards the nationalistic colonization
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of space
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* Close and active monitoring of international conflicts and international
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relations
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* Careful interaction with humans to convey certain information about
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themselves and to accustom humans to their presence
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Our assessment is that these activities are derived from several ultimate
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motives, which include:
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I. Pure study and research of a rapidly developing intelligent species(human)
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during a time of transition to a world community
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II. A needed increase in ETI knowledge of world societies and human nature
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preparatory to future significant interaction, which will be mutual in nature,
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and which will eventually culminate in the introduction of earth civilization
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into an inter-planetary network(this may require several centuries to complete)
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III. Prepatory activities for continued readiness in the event that
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intervention is required during a major world emergency, such as a large scale
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nuclear war; such interventions would be in the protective form of -
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a) interception and destruction of Intercontinental Ballistic Missles(ICBMs)
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b) alteration of missle coordinates and readiness
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c) emergency earth based activities when and where warranted
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The minimum intervention necessary would be used, with the intention being
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the preservation of earth as an inhabitable planet with adequate human
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resources remaining to sustain intelligent life here.
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IV. Emergency intervention in the event of an environmental or geological
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catastrophe of world wide dimensions
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V. Preservation of earth species, including human genetic preservation and/or
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augmentation as a precaution in the event of a worsecase scenario(see above).
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VI. Protection of space from hostile or military utilization by human
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national interests.
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VII. ETI self-protective interests, insofar as humans have a strong recent
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history of coupling marked aggressiveness with rapid technological
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development; in this setting, monitoring and perhaps even limiting human
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capabilities may be important to ETI security - Human evolution to world
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peace, non-aggression and a world government would remove this motive as well
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as several of the motives listed above
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VIII. ETI short and long time goals related to the attainment of a
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significant human paradigm shift from one of fragmentation/seperation to one
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of unity, to include the unity of science and religion, world political and
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eventual spiritual unity, and universal unity. This paradigm shift is
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dependent on the development of human consciousness, which is of particular
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interest to ETI.
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IX. The preservation and advancement of intelligent life in the universe.
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