Yes, that could have been the case when regulations protecting such people were introduced.

It could have been similar to the case of the so-called Alien Big Cats in Great Britain when regulations banning the ownership of pumas and other exotic large cats came into effect. One could speculate that once the aliens were protected, circuses began to get rid of them. Of course, I should emphasize that I don't know enough about circus history to say that this was actually the case. However, the question remains: who or what was the persona?

Excuse me, but let's return for a moment, let's dwell on the topic of the circus of misfits, although it's a terrible topic that simply infuriates me. Do you think that among those, let's say, unfortunate people who were shown off back then and made into cheap sensation, a vile sensation, suddenly someone appeared who somehow reproduced and mastered the ability to communicate non-verbally? How? That doesn't add up. We're still stuck on the question of who they were, because for me they weren't animals, for me they weren't creatures, for me they were people, because they displayed—at least he, as I felt he was the leader of the pack—he displayed too many human traits and behaviors. There was too much of it to be an animal. It's like human races interbreeding, but it's hard to talk about human-ape interbreeding, isn't it?

"There was once a similar cross between a human and a chimpanzee. It was called a koolookamba. There was something like that. But that was a single case, and it was well over 100 years ago. There are graphics [of a koolookamba].

Someone posted graphics there, and the influence of the monkey part was clearly visible. But here, there was definitely less of that. And we're constantly coming full circle around the fact that communication defies classification.

- Well, the method of communication and what happened during that communication. I've never heard of a being that could, as it were, silence the entire environment while communication was taking place.No, it's not like that. He didn't literally silence it so completely that there was dead silence. It was as if my mind was focusing on what he was saying and stopped paying attention. It was in the very distant background. It wasn't as if there was dead silence around me. And please also remember that this contact, our communication, only lasted, or only occurred, when we had eye contact. Only when that contact was broken, because he, for example, bent down or turned his head for a moment, did it stop. It was just like, "Look into my eyes, and you will talk to me ." It was like, I don't know, a fiber optic cable between minds. I can't categorize it.

"It reminded me of how a radio works. When we turn the antenna, the radio seems to lose contact with the transmitter and malfunctions occur."

Yes, exactly. And then the audibility of radio messages decreases.