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by dsfsder3423 3y ago
You're right mostly, there are also some special cases where it makes sense to hide the UFOs (or any radically new, advanced tech), some examples: - the alien tech isn't really and/or fully available, they are half way in the
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by dsfsder3423 3y ago
I'm suggesting the UFOs could be the first widely public evidence of upper dimensions beyond our three dimensional space. I'm thrilled about UFOs happily breaking several laws of physics in front of us, and we should be thinking a
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by dsfsder3423 3y ago
The whole chit-chat isn't productive actually, because almost everybody gives a fun about the aliens, we just need to know how those things fly without wings, fans, rockets in them. We mostly don't even care about the pilots. How
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by dsfsder3423 3y ago
Really low chances that the cameras and other 70 sensor arrays located across an entire fleet of the US Navy are hallucinating simultaneously that they seeing, detecting an UAP. Or 20 UAPs zooming around, in and out from water, up and down
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by dsfsder3423 3y ago
For almost hundreds of reasons, if any government, but specially super-power government would have UFO's tech hidden, and everybody else is almost certain UFOs are a myth, some wacko-level talk for internet forums They would be strateg
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by dsfsder3423 3y ago
haha, could be, after all our kids play with ants, and the ants most probably think that we are highly advanced entities. and it doesn't take the kids too much energy nor technological resources - for the human technological level - to