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Or there is a much simpler solution, America being what it is has a much higher concentration of conspiracy theory nut jobs, social media attention w
es, youtube millionaire wannabe's or just bored people with a lot of time on their hands.
It's not just UFO stuff that's prevalent, the US has the highest proliferation of social media content by far.
es, youtube millionaire wannabe's or just bored people with a lot of time on their hands.It's not just UFO stuff that's prevalent, the US has the highest proliferation of social media content by far.
UFO sightings are very culturally linked. Ever since Kenneth Arnold reported UFOs “skipping like saucers” everyone in the US has been seeing flying saucers. The Germans and Dutch report triangular UFOs, possibly because of sightings of an unknown triangular aircraft, later revealed as the F117.
The Greys came first in HG Wells, lizard people repoints surged after the TV series V. The X files is also responsible for a huge swathe of UFO lore.
The Greys came first in HG Wells, lizard people repoints surged after the TV series V. The X files is also responsible for a huge swathe of UFO lore.
Upinflames said:
At last! Something useful that AI can do. And it seems pretty accurate, I'm sold.Edited by dukeboy749r on Wednesday 29th May 20:45
juliussneezer said:
Do you understand what the word Data means?
Here, let me help you.
Can you show me the data that he says he has in that video clip?
Did him simply saying he had data convince you that he did actually have some - regardless of the facr that it was simply hearsay?
If I told you that I have pixies at the end of my garden and as evidence for that my neighbour says he too has them would you believe me?
Goodness me the Internet has a lot to answer for.
I am not sure why you and others assume my opinions are formed from a few videos? No! years of research on the topic (I was once a sceptic)Here, let me help you.
Can you show me the data that he says he has in that video clip?
Did him simply saying he had data convince you that he did actually have some - regardless of the facr that it was simply hearsay?
If I told you that I have pixies at the end of my garden and as evidence for that my neighbour says he too has them would you believe me?
Goodness me the Internet has a lot to answer for.
Someone commented asking for updates, so I provided a few from the last few weeks, not absolute irrefutable proof of aliens ffs !
Here is a new peer-reviewed research paper on the "Nazca Mummies"
https://rgsa.openaccesspublications.org/rgsa/artic...
"The morphological analysis of surface and imaging tomography concludes that specimen M01 is a desiccated humanoid body of biological architecture similar to human, but with many structural differences and morphological and anatomical singularities,
In addition to showing signs of polyarthritis due to the multiple foci of arthropathies in the spine and hands and feet. Superficial morphological and imaging analysis of the carpo-metacarpal joints of the hands and the tarso-metatarsal joints of the feet show no obvious signs of having suffered a disarticulation or amputation"
"the Carbon-14 dating analysis of specimen M01 reveals an antiquity of 1771 ± 30 years, corresponding to 240 A.D.-383 A.D., so it would have coexisted with the ancient Nasca civilization."
Again not proof, but any medical professional should be able to dismiss the bodies within a few seconds of reviewing the imaging.
(Or is this all one big hoax?)
Edited by zek on Tuesday 4th June 22:52
Again...duckson said:
A load of fk all again .. nice one..tuscaneer said:
duckson said:
A load of fk all again .. nice one..Anyone watched the 'Eyes on Cinema' youtube channel? Lots of historical UAP/UFO interviews and information.
https://www.youtube.com/@EyesOnCinema
duckson said:
A very highly rated and award winning investigative journalist putting his neck on the line for a 'wacko' subject....you have to ask why these types of people (including military personal) are risking their hard earned reputations if what they have found is all BS. That's what intrigues me.
Awards don't pay as well as clickbait.Bill said:
duckson said:
A very highly rated and award winning investigative journalist putting his neck on the line for a 'wacko' subject....you have to ask why these types of people (including military personal) are risking their hard earned reputations if what they have found is all BS. That's what intrigues me.
Awards don't pay as well as clickbait.Obviously until a world leader stands up and says ‘it’s real’ or a UFO lands on the lawn of the White House it’s always going to be BS.
duckson said:
Bill said:
duckson said:
A very highly rated and award winning investigative journalist putting his neck on the line for a 'wacko' subject....you have to ask why these types of people (including military personal) are risking their hard earned reputations if what they have found is all BS. That's what intrigues me.
Awards don't pay as well as clickbait.Obviously until a world leader stands up and says ‘it’s real’ or a UFO lands on the lawn of the White House it’s always going to be BS.
I watched about 5 minutes of it then skipped forward several times. As usual, a load of unsubstantiated waffle and yet it's already got over 335k views in 3 days.
I think I might get into this UFO video lark. Waffle on about something that has zero actual proof and watch the money roll in. It's weird how there are countless people who are so desperate to believe, they take things like this on faith.
I genuinely think UFO\Conspiracy theories are the new religion of the digital age. Human's have an inherent need to believe in something, probably because the idea that this is all there is and we are alone in the cold empty void, is an uncomfortable thought for many. Traditional religious beliefs are slowly dying out and so things like this now fill that void.
It's the only way to explain how something with zero substantive proof can garner so much attention.
I think I might get into this UFO video lark. Waffle on about something that has zero actual proof and watch the money roll in. It's weird how there are countless people who are so desperate to believe, they take things like this on faith.
I genuinely think UFO\Conspiracy theories are the new religion of the digital age. Human's have an inherent need to believe in something, probably because the idea that this is all there is and we are alone in the cold empty void, is an uncomfortable thought for many. Traditional religious beliefs are slowly dying out and so things like this now fill that void.
It's the only way to explain how something with zero substantive proof can garner so much attention.
The Beeb have just produced a programme which was an interesting watch called Paranormal - The Village That Saw Aliens. It's far form conclusive but what passes for evidence is interesting.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episodes/p0g31444/pa...
https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episodes/p0g31444/pa...
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