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50 ers. This is what breeds competition or cooperation. A lion and gazelle may be “One” in the absolute sense, but that has no bear- ing on whether the lion can or cannot capture and kill the gazelle. Likewise, the freewill of hostile aliens factions and humans may be in conflict with each other, where one ultimately wins out; this neither invalidates, nor is invalidated by, the fact that both aliens and humans are manifestations of the same primordial con- yore oa You are the creator of your experience, therefore you cannot be a victim, and therefore aliens cannot be abusers. This argument hinges on an erroneous, oversimplified, and overextended picture of how individual consciousness is entan- gled with personal experiential reality. Quantum physics supports the idea that observed reality is shaped by the consciousness of the observer, but there are overlooked subtleties and limitations to this interaction. Even though we create our experiential reality by choosing at certain points, we do not create it completely enough to eliminate all possibility of freewill violation, abuse, or victimization. We are often overridden by the causal conse- re 4 1 wot 1 quences of prior choices made by ourselves and others who are mutually entangled with our reality. There is also a difference between consenting to risk and con- senting to some particular manifestation of that risk. For example, every time you drive, you accept the risk of an accident without choosing to have an accident per se. Agreeing to face the risk of freewill violation by choosing to enter into a reality where that possibility exists does not translate into consenting to the viola- tion when it tries to occur. So freewill violations can still take When we fear aliens, we are really fearing the part of ourselves that they represent, and we represent the part of themselves that they lack. Therefore we need each other as mirrors to learn and grow into our full potential. DISCERNING ALIEN DISINFORMATION sciousness underlying Creation. place in environments that one has freely chosen to enter.