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Originally Posted by FlamesAddiction
I just find it hard to believe that if aliens came to Earth with an important message to share with humans regarding protecting the planet, that they would choose children aged 5-12 in a rural and remote part of the world to target, especially considering almost none of them want to talk about it today. For a highly advanced civilization, it would seem like such a waste of time. The initial reports the kids gave also lacked the environmentalist angle which didn't come up until another researcher (John Mack), who was a known environmentalist as well as a UFOlogist, suggested it.
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As mentioned before, you might not be able to apply human logic to anything about this. The way you rationalize or deduce outcomes may not be the way another intelligent species would. And there are also other cases - including adults - of "abductees" and people who's had close encounters given similar messages.
As for the "initial reports" you are comparing initial media coverage questions to the methods of a renowned pediatric psychiatrist who was also the head of the Psychiatry department at Harvard. I don't think it's fair to compare one with another, when the latter has a far more structured approach to engaging people about close encounters (the Ruwa incident isn't his only work on the UFO file).