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Where are your references, then? Gives us something to refer to to check ourselves. Trusted sources, not personal blogs or sites. Until then, all these "sightings" and witnesses are fake and hoax.
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Oh, so your mind is already made up having done zero research yourself? Yes, it's typical. Do some research. Good luck. |
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Did you read about the Harvard professor and how the scientific community criticized him about his papers on Oumuamua? And he is a Harvard professor, and the object is talking about manifests strange behavior that doesn't comply to the natural causes and most scientists admit that, unlike this fake video that is very clearly a hoax to those who look objectively. I know I would find many writings about these hoaxes and fake sightings, but I don't read from anyone and from any source. I follow critical thinking and the scientific method in viewing the world, and not superficiality and emotions and wishful thinking. The fact that you didn't cite any source tells me that you know that the sources are not trusted, or you are aware of none, and just like the idea that we are not alone, and that we have been visited by so called aliens.
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I'm not sure Buffy01. They seem to be tied in with people who are making them but there are also a lot of unanswered questions, as well. So, I'm not sure at this stage, Buffy01.
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Please don't argue guys, I don't want this thread to be closed. It was only meant for personal opinions and experiences, no arguments about whether this is scientifically real or not.
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I just want to emphasize denying these sightings, doesn't mean I don't believe any form of life is not possible. On the contrary, I think primitive life is everywhere, although I don't believe intelligent life is very likely. However, these accounts are just wishful. The strangest thing is that most if not all of them occur in the US, and these aliens only visit the US |
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I used to believe heavily in aliens, ghosts, and conspiracy theories. Reading about that stuff was a huge hobby of mine, for years. I used to have an entire bookcase on ufology and cryptozoology and the paranormal. I then read about sleep paralysis and what is actually happening when I am sleeping, and now I’m pretty skeptical about everything. That stuff scares me now. All I have to do is think of the words “Alien Abductions” and I’ll sometimes leave the room if I’m alone and it’s dark.
If I feel like scaring the daylights out of myself I’ll go on Askreddit Scary. That usually results in a night or two with me sleeping with the light on in my room. I’m more into Mandela Effects (which I don’t really believe in) and lost media now. __________________ Ridin' with Biden |
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I believe the possibility that we are not alone in this universe. However if there is intelligent life out there they would have to have scientific abilities that we can not at this time wrap our heads around based on the laws of physics that we have now. The other thing I thought about... lets just say there are aliens or intelligent life forms out there. Who's to say they are friendly? Who's to say they would visit and greet us with gifts and smiles? I would be more concerned with intelligent life being interested in our resources or some other nefarious plan. But again, I do not believe we are equipped enough to grasp or understand the science behind other lifeforms if they do indeed exist. At the same time I wonder why so many people all seemed to have experienced similar things?
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I am not interested in other lifeforms, and for me, keep them away if they exist. What I am interested in is harnessing the energy and resources in our solar system, but before that let's try to make life on Earth more peaceful and habitable place to live. Carl Sagan has a beautiful contemplation about our place in the Universe, and it gives perspective. We live on a speck of dust in an infinite Universe, with no sign of life anywhere else so far, which means we are lucky (or not), yet we think we are important, and every group tries to destroy another because of some differences. This is the video for those who are interested. |
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If there were aliens out there more intelligent than us, then I honestly doubt they would bother with us or our resources. I'm pretty sure an intelligent advanced alien could find better resources on other planets that we wouldn't have the tech or resources to even reach, and wouldn't bother with us. Kinda like we don't bother with ants and cockroaches that don't get in our way. But yeah, with millions of planets and billions of stars that our known to us (imagine what is unknown), the probability of at least some life not existing is practically null. Even if there aren't any other intelligent lifeforms, there is bound to be other life in earlier stages of evolution existing somewhere. A documentary that I saw awhile back (forgot it's name) brought up a good point of the possibility of intelligent life evolving very differently to suit their planet's environment. The documentary gave an example of sea creatures with intelligence comparable to humans on a planet with mostly water, but can also temporarily survive on land, walking on tentacle like limbs. Said sea creature used in the example also lacks our speech patterns, and instead communicates using sound. |
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