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Is that your gut feeling or do you know something the government isn't willing to reveal?

• antonvs 2y ago
  It’s essentially a null hypothesis. There doesn’t seem to be any actual evidence of anything. It’s all based on social media posts. It shows all the signs of being a mass panic. The OP article put it like this: > It is not known whether a group or individual might be behind the phenomenon, or whether any credible issue even exists – there has been speculation that the flurry of activity might merely amount to confusion over sightings of regular planes or be the product of social media distortions. If you think there’s some real issue here, can you explain why you think that?
  • ungreased0675 2y ago
    Other than social media, what other sources could the public rely on for something like this? Would local law enforcement observations suffice? What else would be publicly available?