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81though direct contact is limited. I believe that as celestial humanity gets it's act together we on earth will do the same with or without more direct contact in the near future. In the intermediate future we should certainly reintegrate back in to the whole of celestial humanity and universe society. On The Hybridization of Humanity As I think more and more upon this greater humanity and its relationship to earth humanity I cannot but see the parallels between the early creation of hybrid seed corn. When I was a boy my father ran a fancy quail plantation for the rich and famous that was basically his day job that allowed him to pursue his scientific work when all was running smoothly. John Hay Whitney the owner of Greenwood and former ambassador to Great Britain wanted to do something for the southern farmer that would also help the quail hunting. He and my father came up with the idea of developing hybrid seed corn and started a hybrid seed corn business on the plantation. The corn that the southern farmer was using had a low yield, much lower that the hybrid corn being developed and used by farmers in the Midwest. The search for genetic material took the family on some very interesting adventures one of which was the development of a close family relationship with the Hopi Indians in the Western United States. My father was looking to develop better drought resistance in southern corn and the Hopi had a very drought resistance corn that they planted and grew in the desert. Greenwood Seed Company wanted that genetic material to breed into a corn hybrid they called Dixie 18. So when a small boy the family was packed up into a station wagon in early fifties and in late spring for many years the whole family would go out to Hopi Land for a month where we would camp out in an apple grove if I remember correctly. My father before he became a ecologist was a collector of small mammals for the Chicago Museum and camping was no big deal and the whole family enjoyed this pursuit. There were no hotels anywhere close to the Hopi's at the time. I used to hang out sometimes with my father at Greenwood as a small boy and I remember my father telling me something significant that I believe relates to the ET hybridization program for which there is a large body of evidence that has accumulated over the years. My father told me that artificially created hybrid corn while it had a much greater yield than the earlier natural varieties was much less hardy. In other words the modern corn as it was developed tended to loose it's ability to stand up to complex environmental stress factors. So the company was always on the look out for native corn and I remember my father bemoaning the fact that many of the early varieties of corn were no longer being planted and were being lost. It was a race against time to find and cultivate these varieties before they became extinct. The reason the early varieties of corn were so important even though they were not high yield producers was because they had hardy genetic material that the company was always having to go out in the world to find in order to combat the loss of vigor in the hybrid corn. At this point I think the reader is beginning to get the drift of where this argument is going. Under the old saying, as above so below, we can expect that the greater humanity in its engineering of universe society’s genetic structure has the exact same problem that Greenwood Seed Company was having with its hybridization program with corn. I am thinking that earth humans while not very