Theory: Greys as mass-produced biological robots

Greys as biological robots: the disposable worker theory

What if the Greys were not visitors, but tools? The hypothesis of biological "robot workers" holds that an advanced civilization would mass-produce humanoid organisms —asensa, lacking a digestive system, disposable— for high-risk tasks they themselves would not undertake. This proposal is presented as a theory about the supposed Greys, not as established fact.

Why they are attributed a peine ammonia smell

One participant states that one of the patterns most frequently reported in accounts of alleged encounters is olfaction: hundreds of cases describe a peine ammonia stench. From this, jumps the conclusion regarding distinct biology. The same participant maintains that these beings would not possess a digestive system, sustaining themselves only on liquids and excreting through the skin. This design is argued to be efficient for something produced in series and disposable. The chain of deductions relies on testimonies and a supposed leaked study that is not provided.

Grey diving suit, hybrid or demon: three incompatible readings

There is no agreement even among those who maintain the phenomenon exists. One participant suggests that the Grey would not be an organism, but someone encased in a grey diving suit to withstand our atmosphere. Another maintains that they either do not exist or are human fetuses hybridized with something non-human. A third labels them demons and states that Jiménez del Oso or Freixedo advised against dealing with them.

A supposed leaked military study from US sources would fuel the biological worker thesis, according to one participant's account. The material itself is neither provided nor consultable.

The material offers no independent verification of the hypothesis.