Harvard Study States Government Might Be Downplaying Evidence Aliens Live Among Us 'Disguised As Humans'

At this point, we can safely deduce it's more likely than not that aliens exist, in some form. And according to a new Harvard study, aliens might live among us disguised as humans.

The Human Flourishing program at Harvard recently investigated four cryptoterrestrial hypotheses (CTH), which state that "unidentified anomalous phenomena" (UAP) may involve forms of non-human intelligence (NHI) already present on Earth.

Let's review:

1. CTH1: Human cryptoterrestrials. A technologically advanced ancient human civilization that was largely destroyed long ago (e.g., by flood), but continued to exist in remnant form. 

2. CTH2: Hominid or theropod cryptoterrestrials. A technologically advanced non-human civilization consisting of some terrestrial animal which evolved to live in stealth (e.g., underground), perhaps a hominid, or alternatively a species much more distantly related to us (e.g., descendants of unknown, intelligent dinosaurs). 

3. CTH3: Former extraterrestrial or extratempestrial cryptoterrestrials. Extraterrestrial aliens or our intertemporal descendants who "arrived" on Earth from elsewhere in the cosmos or from the human future, respectively, and concealed themselves in stealth. 

4. CTH4: Magical Cryptoterrestrials. Entities which are less like homegrown aliens and more like earthbound angels, relating to the world inhabited by humans in ways that (at least from our present perspective) are less technological than magical, who are known in European languages by names like fairies, elves, nymphs, etc.

Invasion of alien spaceships at sunset, illustration.

The study acknowledges that the general scientific community regards the hypotheses skeptically, especially CTH4, which involves elves.

"The principal weakness of CTH4, by contrast, is its utter strangeness, particularly for readers schooled to limit themselves to modes of explanation within the bounds of, say, the standard model of physics." 

However, the researchers believe there is enough preliminary reasoning to consider each possibility.

The scientists state the aliens could be "disguising themselves as humans to fit in" and have come from Earth’s future or descended from "intelligent dinosaurs." 

Moreover, the study group furthers the belief that UAPs, another term for UFOs, could be spaceships on which aliens use to visit their Earth-based alien friends.

The paper suggests the extraterrestrials could also live underground or in a base inside the Moon.

Startled yet?

The Harvard study also cites that credible researchers feel federal agencies are "deliberately downplaying the topic or at least obfuscating the extraordinary nature of many UAP-related events."

Remember, career intelligence official David Grusch alleged in 2023 that the United States government had been keeping UFO research programs a secret from the general public.

The government, of course, denied Grusch’s claims – as it would, no matter the truth. 

In May, the Pentagon released a report claiming there's no proof of aliens existing, but then admitted there are some UFO sightings that it can not "reasonably explain."

To be frank, aliens visiting their friends via spaceships would be hard for the government to "explain."

Ultimately, U.S. officials confirming evidence that aliens exist – or walk among us – would incite instant and utter chaos. Humans would naturally resort to survival mode. The stock market would crash. Society would destabilize.

And whatever secrets the government is withholding pertaining to UFOs and aliens – there are likely many – would be in jeopardy of exposure. 

Put simply, the powers that be are not truthful with us. They never have been. They declassify information we have the right to know about (namely the JFK documents). 

So, when a credible Harvard study alleges the government has sealed information about the existence of UAPs, we don't dismiss that.