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I personally have no reason to negate the existence of aliens or UFOs. I've read a lot of testimonies about encounters and everything, and they mostly add up wi

I personally have no reason to negate the existence of aliens or UFOs. I've read a lot of testimonies about encounters and everything, and they mostly add up with one another. The problem is that this theme is such that there's lots of passionate people out there, and as such, there's lots of fabricated stuff too. One must be diligent when researching about this stuff, but the evidence is really strong;

lonelappde 7y ago
Much like economists have predicted 7 of the last 5 recessions, ufologists have spotted 7 of the past 5 alien spacecraft
monkeydreams 7y ago
> One must be diligent when researching about this stuff, but the evidence is really strong Where skeptics deviate from this reasoning is that, while there is hard evidence (i.e. the incidence of radiation burns, radar artifacts, etc) of something happening, the most likely explanation is terrestrial rather than interstellar.
- tgflynn 7y ago
  Yes, but there's pretty strong evidence that something is going on that doesn't fit most rational people's model of reality. What that something is could range from extraterrestrial visitors to highly classified government programs that are protected by massive disinformation campaigns to gross government and military incompetence. I think it's important to find out what is really going on because all of those explanations have major implications for the American people at least and possibly for the entire world.
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2rsf 7y ago
> I personally have no reason to negate the existence of aliens or UFOs. I've read a lot of testimonies about encounters and everything, and they mostly add up with one another. The two parts of the sentence doesn't necessarily adds up, I too think that life on other planets exists (or existed or will exist), but that doesn't necessarily mean that alien vehicles are poking us and a global conspiracy to hide their existence.
- rafaelvasco 7y ago
  Yeah, it doesn't necessarily mean, but everything points in that direction if you start earnestly looking into it.

lonelappde 7y ago

Much like economists have predicted 7 of the last 5 recessions, ufologists have spotted 7 of the past 5 alien spacecraft

monkeydreams 7y ago

> One must be diligent when researching about this stuff, but the evidence is really strong Where skeptics deviate from this reasoning is that, while there is hard evidence (i.e. the incidence of radiation burns, radar artifacts, etc) of something happening, the most likely explanation is terrestrial rather than interstellar.

tgflynn 7y ago
Yes, but there's pretty strong evidence that something is going on that doesn't fit most rational people's model of reality. What that something is could range from extraterrestrial visitors to highly classified government programs that are protected by massive disinformation campaigns to gross government and military incompetence. I think it's important to find out what is really going on because all of those explanations have major implications for the American people at least and possibly for the entire world.
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2rsf 7y ago

> I personally have no reason to negate the existence of aliens or UFOs. I've read a lot of testimonies about encounters and everything, and they mostly add up with one another. The two parts of the sentence doesn't necessarily adds up, I too think that life on other planets exists (or existed or will exist), but that doesn't necessarily mean that alien vehicles are poking us and a global conspiracy to hide their existence.

rafaelvasco 7y ago
Yeah, it doesn't necessarily mean, but everything points in that direction if you start earnestly looking into it.