Skin Walkers

Have you ever thought about who created human beings?  Yes, we have the biblical account of Adam and Eve and how it all started.  But have you dared ponder another theory--that humans were seeded on this planet?  Just merely contemplating this and talking about it can raise someone's ire.  I mean, we've been told from birth how we all came to be.   How is it that we have certain groups of people  clustered together in uniquely different parts of this planet?  India, Pakistan and Bangladesh occupy the Indian continent while Asians--Japanese, Chinese, Korean, etc. are clustered closely together on the other side of a set of mountains; Europeans are predominately in what we know as Europe; Africans are predominantly on the African continent; Arabs and Persians predominantly occupy the Mid East.  Native Americans, in the millions, were predominantly scattered across the North American continent hundred of years ago.  Could it be that these separate and distinct groups of human beings were deliberately seeded onto these continents based on the uniqueness of their own special DNA?  That one group was created to be better suited to a cold environment whereas another group specifically created for a more hot and humid environment or a dry and arid location?  Science is in its adolescence trying to figure out the how and why we are here even though scientists tout some kind of a breakthrough every now and then.  There are forces and things in the universe and nature science just will not be able to crack, no matter how hard they try or how long it takes.  If you agree that we may have been seeded here, then who did the seeding?  And who created the seeders?  If we were seeded here then wouldn't it follow that there are other habitable planets that were also seeded?  Human beings' DNA and how they are constructed is unique to the planet they inhabit.  They walk around in a suit of skin covering a skeleton that houses a number of organs.  They are equipped to breathe a combination of gases--oxygen, nitrogen and other gases because that is what their air is made up of.  What if our air were different?  Wouldn't it follow that our DNA and our makeup would be suited to that new set of parameters?  What do you suppose others look like that come from distant planets?  If their atmosphere is very much like earth's then we can assume they may very well look a lot like us.  But, if their atmosphere is different, then we can assume they are going to look a lot different.  Do you ever pay any attention to how unique you are-- how your body is made--the vast conglomeration of many parts that all work together to get you from one place to the other, enabling you to show emotion, talk and think?   It took quite an intelligence to get this all together don't you think?  There are two halves to a human being.  One half is the body and the other half is spirit.  They are both intertwined yet separate and distinct, existing side by side.  One day and hopefully in the not too distant future, we will come to find out that we aren't the only Skin Walkers in the universe--that we have a vast array of distant cousins out there just waiting to make our acquaintance--Skin Walkers, just like us (well almost).