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Originally Posted by acitak
Some more thoughts. I believe that the reason genetic engineering was done to create a biological unit to do this work was,
that it was seen that the biological units were cheaper to take care of,
to feed, and that they could be controlled in a way that allows these units to be self-aware, controlled in the sense that these beings who were created were taught what to believe, how to think,
what to do, and then they could be allowed to simply go forward and do so, but they also had the capacity to adjust their behavior to circumstances and situations as needed.By instilling the ability to think, to reason,
to figure things out, these beings were probably much more versatile than the robotoids that maybe were created.
Once the robot was programmed it would do that action and no other until another program was introduced.
I think that they had not quite reached a place yet of artificial intelligence allowing the robotoids to also analyze situations and adjust to those situations. Maybe it was seen that a biological unit was much more versatile than robots, and it was simply the ways things were at that time.
This does not mean that there were not robots available.
Maybe it was simply cheaper to create living biological units that would self-perpetuate themselves and adjust to various situations,
while their maintenance cost at the same time would be relatively low, and these beings would be easy to dispose of once their usefulness was ended, and they would simply be reabsorbed into the lands, back into nature.
This is why biological units, humans,
were created originally, to work in the mines of those Reptilians and Orion Anunnakis who were at the time MINING for gold.
I am so sure that they were also found useful for other tasks including serving those false gods, the extraterrestrial beings themselves.
This probably became part of the need to create the god image, the awareness in humans that there was a superior race of beings, or superior gods that they would worship.
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