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Words fail to describe how skeptical I am of this, but let's focus on the particular point that the author is making. They correctly assert that if you look at
by andrewla 6y ago
Words fail to describe how skeptical I am of this, but let's focus on the particular point that the author is making. They correctly assert that if you look at the totality of UFO sightings, then A -- "Honest mistakes: This includes misunderstandings of familiar phenomena, delusions and mental illness, and natural phenomena that we now poorly understand" -- is by far the dominant conclusion.
If we just look at the hardest to explain ones, the author asserts, then that option disappears because that is what makes them tricky; we've ruled out (via multiple witnesses, or very reliable witnesses) that option.
So let's just get to the nitty gritty -- what are some examples of the top 10 hardest to explain ones? I ask because I've never seen one that I would consider "hard to explain" in that sense.
- tgflynn 6y ago> what are some examples of the top 10 hardest to explain ones? The Nimitz 2004 incident taken as a whole seems to be in a category by itself in terms of how difficult it is to explain.
- kcplate 5y agoCall me skeptical, but why all of a sudden would a government go from “swamp gas” and “weather balloons” to “we don’t know what the hell it is”. Seems awfully contrived.