Exogenesis: Hybrid Humans: A Scientific History of Extraterrestrial Genetic Manipulation

The author brought a scientific analysis to questions that have floated around for decades, even hundreds of years: Who and what are we? From the extremely shocking detailed historical account of an explosion event above this planet 780,000 years ago, through thousands of years of proven changes in hominid history, the author kept me reading with urgency. No analytic description was less than exciting, with enough cited resources to endure in a court of law. I was disappointed at the end. I needed more and wanted more. How are we so different, from individual to individual? How are some individual humans so devoted to cruelty and some sickened by it? Entire societies? What is the gene mentioned that makes the individual "of the light"? So many more questions I want answered through DNA analysis. I wish this book could be chosen as textbook reading for college, if not high school. As to my questions, another book?

I really wanted to love it, but I didn’t. I bought it because my favorite author, Graham Hancock, recommended it so how could I go wrong? It’s not a bad book by any means and a fair amount of the information was interesting. Some of the concepts in this book I have come across in many other channels and some were new to me. I was hoping for more substantial evidence for the authors’ theory but a lot of it comes across as speculation based upon anomalies or more speculation. There is definitely information in this book that is thought provoking and worthy of more research and, at the end of the day, I think that is what the authors are hoping for: more research by academics. Science tends to be a very close-minded discipline and books like this are mind expanding, but I just don’t see anyone in mainstream science taking this seriously - even though they should. As long as mainstream science remains tunnel-visioned I believe we are missing out on the potential for life-changing discoveries.It’s a quick read and easy to understand but I was hoping to be “wow’ed” with supporting evidence but I wasn’t. That said, it’s an interesting book and I think worthy of your time and money.

This book is a surprisingly easy read, considering the material being presented, and could be understood for most ages. Whether you’re just getting into the topic of extraterrestrials, or have an advanced exposure to it, this book is for you. It’s an avalanche of a book....it just starts out with a bang, and just keeps building steam as you roll right through, until it reaches the end.Not discounting the authors personal experiences regarding contact, but those were the parts of the book where I wanted it to stick to verifiable evidence, that can be understood collectively. It’s not overwhelming though, so it shouldn’t diminish the readers experience with the material.Overall, I rate the book as great, and a must read for anyone. It will be in my library for a long time.Thanks goes to Graham Hancock...because without his social media post, I would have either never discovered this book and authors, or wouldn’t have for some time. A special thanks to Bruce and Daniella Fenton for writing it, and delivering such an enjoyable and easily understood product. I’ll be looking for more.

What I liked was being presented with a mind expanding concept.On the slightly irratating side was a bit of technical (although required for understanding) set of data that would not appeal to a wide group of readers.Over all it is a great book.One my mind still considers in moments of silence.

A fantastic, wonderful read. For anyone that has always doubted or was/is skeptical of what history has taught us about our origins, this book is for you. Bruce has systematically gathered research & evidence to propose an alternative to our ancestry and helps explain that "leap" of human evolution that inexplicably occurred roughly nine hundred thousand years ago. The possibility that we share DNA with intelligent beings from another earth isn't just plausible, its very believable.

We now know around what time in history modern day humans appeared on this earth. I am waiting for our society to open up to this new information the government and NASA is trying to keep secret. The government is evil and the truth shall set us free. Thanks to covid I dove into many rabbit holes and the more I learned, the more I trust what this book says and praise the authors for their meticulous work. Would give this book 6 stars instead of 5

Great read and thought provoking.

The UFO question is well analyzed and the hybridation of pre-humans by extraterrestrials is convincingly demonstratred. Thank you Bruce and Daniella!

I loved this book. The first half sets the stage & lights a fire under your curiosity... even if you were already well versed in the subject. The second half is so chocked full of facts, figures, gene references et al that even Jonny 5 would be more than satisfied with the level of INPUT. My brain couldn't drink it's knowledge-nectar fast enough.It's personal too, giving a wonderful insight and understanding as to how Bruce & Daniella came across the path which led to their discoveries.The only downside is finishing the book, like all other good books.

This is a very interesting and well written book. The core concept being how human development accelerated so fast relative to many other species in such a short time. The take away for me was, we are at the start of gene manipulation ourselves as humans, will we open panadora’s box on this, or discover the truth that we are children from the stars.

Absolutely brilliant. This should be mass produced and part of the science curriculum, if I was taught about this at a young age it would have shaped my life completely different!! All we can hope for is that our alien inventors come down and save us from our planets impending doom before it’s too late. Thank you Mr Fenton for doing all this research and writing this book, it will open minds and could change the course of our species.

Very interesting but shorter than I'd hoped (the sign of a good book)There's enough information here to really whet the appetite.

What a book! Asking research has gone into this. And the ending of the book makes me feel sad but also hopefull, that the paradigm will shift. Simply brilliant.