Before I get too far, I would like to apologize to Mr. Lear. My intention is not to discredit his work or beliefs, but rather to show some others that
they are openly believing HIS beliefs while chastizing others for their's.
I would LOVE for him to be right, even if that means everything that I know is a lie. Hell, ESPECIALLY if everything I know is a lie. Lear's version
of Man's History and Physics regarding Space is sure a lot more exciting than a bunch of 'scientists' that have nothing better to do than toss
bolts, washers, and lunch sacks into the vastness of space. (Seriously though, you would think that astronauts would be a little more carefull about
litter... especially if that litter could come back to haunt them or future missions..)
I got nothin' but love for ya, Mr. Lear.
Hank, if you don´t mind me asking, or anyone else for that matter, what is your idea of "tangible evidence"?
A body of evidence is hard to pin down, as it will be different for every. That is why jury selection is such a delicate affair. For a hard line
Catholic, nothing short of Jesus telling them that Aleins are real would work for a vast majority, and even then they might doubt it as a trick of
Satan. Luckily, I am not bogged down by such beliefs!
If this is true, it would take no less than an event that would change the world as we know it for me to believe. Whether that be a spaceship landing,
some kind of technology that allows us to travel to Venus and hang out, or perhaps some kind of explosion on the surface of the moon that is
unannounced and a comet/meteor hasnt been tracked for DAYS if not weeks.
The bigger the story is, the bigger the evidence would have to be.