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I have had long and detailed conversations with multiple abductees. Even when these people do not discuss these things with other abductees or read accounts by others, their stories are very similar. It is a very complicated issue, and is really troubling.

Have you read "The Andreasson Affair"? Abductees give accounts that are very similar to that book; however, the book is more extensive than I have heard in my conversations.

It seems we are a managed species.

I read that book when I was in high school. I can’t remember if I took it out at the school library or the public library, but it is surprising what the school actually had (like Von Daniken stuff).

I don’t remember the book much anymore, but I remember the Andreasson Affair creeped me out more than most other books in that genre.
Fairly well written for effect, if I remember.

While I classify all that stuff as professional tabloidism, I am still a fan of the genre. I just treat it like fiction.

The idea that we would be manipulated as a species is not hard to imagine when you consider how much effort humans put into cultivating and domesticating so many plants and species of animals, both for food and for work.

But when you think about it critically, you just have to ask, why all the clandestine secrecy?
Animals all know who their human overlords are. Farmers and ranchers and flock herders don’t hide in the shadows.

I read it, but can barely remember it. I read so much that, frankly, I can't keep it all straight. That was the Raymond Fowler book, IIRC.

I consume data and it makes me confused. So lately, I use AI to consume the data and I proof and triangulate and test what the AI tells me.