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originally posted by: Tangerine
originally posted by: PlanetXisHERE
originally posted by: Tangerine
originally posted by: Eunuchorn
I saw you say something like this in a thread yesterday; I recommend ufo mass media compilation videos; they're far from boring:::
youtu.be...
You can only watch a light show for so long before you ask how it was created. That's been asked and pursued for 70 years by the cult of ET to a dead end.
Ah......the cult of ET..........how refreshing......nice pejorative.......not biased at all! So UFO's exist, no one can debate that, and you think poltergeist are the explanation? Some may scoff at that and think that it is less believable than the ET explanation, but I'm open minded. I certainly wouldn't say "the cult of the poltergeist", yet the phenomenon is certainly no less deserving of the moniker than that of the UFO-ET connection.
I don't know what's responsible but pursuing the ET hypothesis hasn't panned out. Time to look in different directions. Or do you propose taking another run at that wall?
originally posted by: Cuervo
originally posted by: olaru12
a reply to: kayleighkitty
I spend a lot of time in "the valley" it's far from boring up there; in fact I just experienced an incidence that totally ****** with my mind. I don't know if it was ufos, paranormal, mind control, or what but total high strangness!!
I hesitate to even describe it on ATS as I don't need the Hoaxer label and the insults that go with it. Another ATS member was with me and she feels the exact same way.
www.unexplained-mysteries.com...
C'mon! Pretty please? Write a thread about it?
originally posted by: Eunuchorn
originally posted by: Tangerine
originally posted by: Eunuchorn
I saw you say something like this in a thread yesterday; I recommend ufo mass media compilation videos; they're far from boring:::
youtu.be...
You can only watch a light show for so long before you ask how it was created. That's been asked and pursued for 70 years by the cult of ET to a dead end.
Did you watch the video? It's a little more than a 12 minute light show
originally posted by: TrueMessiah
originally posted by: Tangerine
originally posted by: PlanetXisHERE
originally posted by: Tangerine
originally posted by: Eunuchorn
I saw you say something like this in a thread yesterday; I recommend ufo mass media compilation videos; they're far from boring:::
youtu.be...
You can only watch a light show for so long before you ask how it was created. That's been asked and pursued for 70 years by the cult of ET to a dead end.
Ah......the cult of ET..........how refreshing......nice pejorative.......not biased at all! So UFO's exist, no one can debate that, and you think poltergeist are the explanation? Some may scoff at that and think that it is less believable than the ET explanation, but I'm open minded. I certainly wouldn't say "the cult of the poltergeist", yet the phenomenon is certainly no less deserving of the moniker than that of the UFO-ET connection.
I don't know what's responsible but pursuing the ET hypothesis hasn't panned out. Time to look in different directions. Or do you propose taking another run at that wall?
Let me guess, it hasn't panned out because there is no testable evidence right? So your solution is to approach it from a standpoint of which testable evidence would be nigh impossible to prove ala the paranormal and other like minded theories. Theories in which speculation, assumptions, and personal faith based testimony reign supreme and are the only crutches supporting it. Not saying that there might not be a smidgen of truth in there somewhere but I'll take my chances trying to bust through the ET wall, all the others are too heavily reinforced.
originally posted by: olaru12
originally posted by: Cuervo
originally posted by: olaru12
a reply to: kayleighkitty
I spend a lot of time in "the valley" it's far from boring up there; in fact I just experienced an incidence that totally ****** with my mind. I don't know if it was ufos, paranormal, mind control, or what but total high strangness!!
I hesitate to even describe it on ATS as I don't need the Hoaxer label and the insults that go with it. Another ATS member was with me and she feels the exact same way.
www.unexplained-mysteries.com...
C'mon! Pretty please? Write a thread about it?
For you....OK
I'm going to write our experience as a short story in the collaborative lit. Forum to avoid the adolescent BS & not so adolescent BS.
originally posted by: jonnywhite
There're still interesting cases to be had, but I can understand the OP. I lost faith in Ufology years ago. I realize now most of Ufology is just wishful thinking and entertainment.
originally posted by: smilesmcgee
I actually came to ATS after a UFO sighting and now, I never click on the links anymore. I guess because I've had the experience, did the research I needed to do and have accepted that they exist, I moved on.
The more I looked into it, the less I thought extra-terrestrial, yet even as I say that, the technology for the propulsion that I witnessed was not like anything I could imagine. About a week ago, I actually saw something (on ATS?) that led me to believe I might finally have an answer for what I saw. So now, I'm going to start researching that angle and see what I can come up with. See if I still think it's man-made, ET or stolen ET tech. It has to be one of the 3
originally posted by: JadeStar
originally posted by: jonnywhite
There're still interesting cases to be had, but I can understand the OP. I lost faith in Ufology years ago. I realize now most of Ufology is just wishful thinking and entertainment.
And if you need further evidence of this, consider that the majority of the money MUFON gets is not spent on "the scientific investigation of UFOs", it's spent on their yearly story telling session called the MUFON Symposium.
I can not think of one legitimate scientific research organization which spends more of its money on its yearly meeting than actual research.
And its not like the MUFON Symposium is anything like a scientific meeting. It's just another UFO convention with a heavy focus on entertainment.
It's long been known that many people who have UFO experiences often have other anomalous experiences which suggests that there may be a connection.
originally posted by: Tangerine
originally posted by: Eunuchorn
originally posted by: Tangerine
originally posted by: Eunuchorn
I saw you say something like this in a thread yesterday; I recommend ufo mass media compilation videos; they're far from boring:::
youtu.be...
You can only watch a light show for so long before you ask how it was created. That's been asked and pursued for 70 years by the cult of ET to a dead end.
Did you watch the video? It's a little more than a 12 minute light show
So what? It may be spectacular but it gets us no closer to understanding the cause of the phenomena. If you think it does, what causes the phenomena?
originally posted by: draknoir2
a reply to: kayleighkitty
I remember UFOlogy in the 70's, and it was really cool and exciting back then. My favorite TV show was U.F.O. and I couldn't get enough of anything having to do with the subject. Docudramas like Project UFO and In Search Of brought the accounts into the mainstream, and when Close Encounters came out I could hardly contain myself.
originally posted by: Eunuchorn
originally posted by: Tangerine
originally posted by: Eunuchorn
originally posted by: Tangerine
originally posted by: Eunuchorn
I saw you say something like this in a thread yesterday; I recommend ufo mass media compilation videos; they're far from boring:::
youtu.be...
You can only watch a light show for so long before you ask how it was created. That's been asked and pursued for 70 years by the cult of ET to a dead end.
Did you watch the video? It's a little more than a 12 minute light show
So what? It may be spectacular but it gets us no closer to understanding the cause of the phenomena. If you think it does, what causes the phenomena?
I forget people actually care about "understanding the cause" of anything that happens. Accept everything, believe nothing.
"Proving" anything about anything isn't gonna change my reality. I'm content to believe what I believe, & don't expect proof of alien life any time before they personally set foot here in front of some international news cameras.