nivek
As Above So Below
I sometimes look around and get the feeling that Earth is the North Korea of the Galaxy.
On the sci-fi show The Orville, in one episode, an alien referenced humans as the hillbillies of the galaxy lol...
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I sometimes look around and get the feeling that Earth is the North Korea of the Galaxy.
I sometimes look around and get the feeling that Earth is the North Korea of the Galaxy.
Excellent post. Are you still around?As someone who has experienced real UFOs and not just researched them, I gotta say that, ironically, UFOs have alienated me from my fellow humans. People are totally clueless about what has been going on with the UFO situation. And, it has been all over the media. And UFO witnesses have been telling people about their experiences for decades. People are humanocentric and ignorant, and unwilling to change their minds these days --and technology has exacerbated the situation. And then there are the hoaxers and liars and folks with mental problems... It is frustrating. I see why Vallee retreated. I'm to the point where I don't care if other people know about it anymore... I know that is awful, but after a decade of talking and arguing with people about it, in the end I wonder why I am trying like so many others to tell my fellow humans about it. Are other people worth trying to discuss this serious situation with? We aren't such a great species, you know.. Other animals would be happier without us --except for cats and dogs of course. We've turned the earth into a polluted place of mass extinction and we want aliens to shake our hands, I find that a lot of people don't care about the UFO situation and are willfully ignorant --like so many other situations we are in on this planet --if it doesn't bother them and their immediate happiness then they don't care.
Today the UFO field is a feeding frenzy of UFO researchers trying to get attention and not many of them are listening to each other. I'm to the point where I think am going to move on from talking about UFOs with people. If they care they can look into it for themselves.
Hi J Randall,Excellent post. Are you still around?
Much the same sentiment here. Earthly matters like the COVID corruption that shone a light on the WEF and the agencies and Governments captured by them and those oligarchs bent on authoritarian control have become more of a concern ( for me ). Amazingly, that can be seen happening right in front of people's faces, and there are still those who call it a "conspiracy theory".I don't post a lot on forums right now, as I've done it heavily for a number of years, and regarding UFOs, I think I've said everything I can about them.
Looking at all perspectives and evidence is a crucial aspect of critical thinking.I go to Metabunk now and again, and have come to appreciate the work they do debunking hoaxes.
There's something to elaborate on.I am equally fascinated with their psychology.
Before we can decide who's right or wrong about UFOs, we need to be working on the same set of definitions, and there isn't a consensus on what the term "UFO" means — even among those who call themselves ufologists. I spent years in a not entirely futile attempt to create such a consensus, and in doing so, define the term "UFO" simply as a label for alien craft, where the word "alien" is defined as being from beyond the boundaries and constructs of human civilization. I do not agree with the superficial and spurious claim that because the "U" in UFO stands for "Unidentified" — that UFOs could be virtually anything that is simply unidentified and in flight.They are, of course wrong about UFOs, and I think that will become evident to them over time.
I ran across that bunch in what was the James Randi Educational Foundation forum.Not bad folks, though, and so clever that they are caught in their own trap. They need to leave the door open to the possibility that UFOs are truly anomalous, but their minds are already made up, in many cases.
There's a full spectrum — that's for sure.I still feel the same way when I made that post. A lot of people don't even care about UFOs, then there are the debunkers, and then loony toons folks.
I believe that many people have had experiences beyond the mundane — including UFO sightings ( perhaps even contact in some form ).That's not a fun environment for folks who really have experienced anomalous events.
WEF and the agencies and Governments captured by them and those oligarchs bent on authoritarian control
Very interesting. I'll reply in further detail later. My sighting was in the Columbia Valley back in the mid 1970s.Agree with all of the above! And yes, I've seen UFOs twice. Yourself? I think you might have?
Some years ago I started using the term "non-human technology" of course smartass skeptics suggested beaver dams and whatnot
I don't think real encounters with UFOs are that common; much more uncommon than people think.
Here is what I've experienced:
People should pay attention; given the circumstances, the first encounter was very interesting, and sheds some interesting light on the phenomenon. Also there are two corroborative sightings of the objecfs I saw, and two others from different times and places.On 60th anniversary of McMinnville UFO sighting: 2010
On May 14, 2010, I had a UFO experience. My dad was diagnosed with prostate cancer (he's okay now), and he was to get robotic surgery soon. For a week I had been traveling from Eugene, Oregon each day to work in Lake Oswego, and then driving all the way back to Eugene to stay with my parents...alienexpanse.com
The second experience is when I saw a Tic Tac. Let me know if you have any questions about these experiences. Let me know if you have encountered UFOs yourself!
I look forward to it!! I have met a number of people over the years who have had some amazing experiences with UFOs.Very interesting. I'll reply in further detail later. My sighting was in the Columbia Valley back in the mid 1970s.
Do you meant the Columbia River Gorge --toward WA??Very interesting. I'll reply in further detail later. My sighting was in the Columbia Valley back in the mid 1970s.
Do you meant the Columbia River Gorge --toward WA??
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ELD-qcSdsg4
This seems like a safe space to share such experiences.Fascinating! Thank you for sharing your experience..
Interesting thought. I never considered that perspective before.A lot of people don't know just how bizarre UFOs really are; many have Star Trek-like conceptions of them, but they are so very different (alien to) anything one is used to.
It's odd that they should scare animals, but there are too many reports to ignore it. Perhaps there is some ultrasonic frequency they emit.They scare the hell out of other animals too --probably for the same reasons..
By the time I'd seen one for myself, I'd already read several books on the subject — Including The Report On Unidentified Flying Objects by Edward Ruppelt. My older brother and his wife introduced me to the subject after they had witnessed one in Calgary years before. So as soon as I saw the object I knew exactly what it was. This was not one of those cases where it could have been a misidentification of a manmade object or natural phenomenon. My main feelings were firstly excitement, then when it zipped away, I felt disappointed that I hadn't been given the chance to get a close-up look.Thanks, JR. How does it feel to have seen one? Kind of a double-edged sword, eh?