Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence. Is it there?

May 28, 2021 7:54 AM

I can update with more information and links to things referenced in the article if people seem interested.

I honestly dont care anymore at this point...

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TL;DR

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Can you see the stars on a clear night? If yes, then you can rest assured there aren't any big alien civilizations able to casually visit us

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If it was as some foreign nation making leaps in technology, we'd all be learning mandarin/russian by now.

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Or whatever language they speak in Wakanda...

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A v AACK AACK AACK!

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"UFO" just means "Unidentified flying object". Lots of things are unidentified. Doesn't mean aliens. And Tucker Carlson isn't a source.

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I dislike how the media blows this kind of stuff out of proportion for clickbait. it hurts the trust people have in real science.

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UAP (unidentified aerial phenomena) is the modern term because a bunch of the unidentified stuff can't even be IDed as objects.

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“…Donald Trumps director of intelligence…” and I’m out.

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Former President Obama recently drove this point home, confirming that “there is footage and records of objects in the skies that we don’t k

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know exactly what they are.” According to Obama, these unidentified craft move in ways that defy any “easily explainable pattern.”

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