What are they doing here?
What do they want?by Bill Foster  
Research
Even in a cursory reading of UFO literature we find at every turn the Grays probing, examining, and physically searching human bodies and brains. We can assume the grays' knowledge about humans has evolved with regular, repeated contact.
For example, there is the famous Betty and Barney Hill abduction. Barney had false teeth. The grays took Barney's teeth out of his mouth and attempted to do the same with Betty but failed because her teeth were her own. The grays must have learned some anatomy, from that experience. (I sometimes wonder if the grays have abducted me when I have had my hearing aids in my ears.)
The tracking program of humans by the grays appears to be inter-generational. An interest in one human translates to interest in the offspring of that human and so forth. The aliens follow humans, as Dr. John Mack so aptly put it, "from cradle to grave."
Many debunkers of alien contact ask why would aliens repeatedly abduct the same human since they should be able to obtain all the information they want about a given individual from one abduction. The rebuttal to that is our "tagging" program with elk, bear, deer, etc. We follow that animal through an entire lifetime. Why? We want to understand migration, feeding patterns and a host of other relevant information. I believe it is similar with the grays repeated abductions of each human specimen.
For example, during an abduction, after my heart attack at age 44, the gray leader alien who communicated with me simply could not understand why I had suffered this malady. I tried to explain the word "stress," and came up descriptively empty. The gray did not understand that human emotion can lead to a physical change in body chemistry. This brings us to the subject of emotions.
Emotional understanding
Love, hate, rage, fear, stress, anger, sadness, happiness, revulsionžall are emotions I believe the grays lack. Instead, they are described as methodical, dedicated, industrious, diligent. You seldom read words about the grays that suggest they experience deep emotional feeling.
Through my lifetime of abductions I can assure you that one of the biggest curiosities to the grays, about me, was my constant fear. We do not have to explain our emotions to our fellow humans, but it is extremely difficult to convey the involuntary function and experience of emotions to creatures that have none!
By analogy, a tiny percentage of humans in the world see colors when people speak. That's correct! These folks see actual colors coming out of the mouths of fellow humans. These same rare individuals can visualize colors when music is played. The medical term for this condition is: "synesthesia".
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