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As a scientist myself, I don't care nearly as much about possibility as I do about probability. At present and without extraordinary evidence to the contrary,
by haZard_OS 9y ago
As a scientist myself, I don't care nearly as much about possibility as I do about probability.
At present and without extraordinary evidence to the contrary, I see human error as vastly more probably than "inertialess technology".
- gfodor 9y agoFor which case(s), specifically, and how does human error resolve the issue? Or do you not know any specific credible cases of unexplained UFOs, and just dismiss the entire phenomenon because of its "low probability." (I'm being facetious because many or all of the interesting cases easily rule out human error as the source of the phenomenon. Simultaneous human (and radar!) hallucination maybe, but not error.)