Okay, for anyone who recently watched the larry king show, featuring Bill Nye and Dr Seth mentioned here, I invite you to read this article I found
over at Space.com.
Seems they rubbed him up the wrong way hehe.
Reader warning: I'm taking off the kid gloves. If I seem angry here — a state of emotional discombobulation that seldom seems to be my wont —
it's because people whom I barely know, or in some cases haven't even heard of, insist on propelling me over the precipice.
Ostensibly, the issue is extraterrestrial intelligence. Not whether it exists, but whether the aliens have come to Earth. This idea, often monikered
as "the UFO hypothesis," is a belief that's neither fringe nor uncommon. A 2002 Roper poll found that nearly half of all Americans believe that
alien craft have visited Earth, and an even larger percentage feel in their heart of hearts that the government is playing dumb about these cosmic
callers.
Rest of the article is linked below (It's actually a lot longer that you would think)
www.space.com...
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He's mad because he's wrong and he and Bill Nye know hardly any Ufology so they can't compete on that show. Too bad for them... 
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I don't even think they would give the idea the time of day. Even incidents such as Rendlesham Forest, a rock solid case, and a compelling one
won't turn their heads; to proud i reckon. Dr. Seth would much rather point his Radio Telescope up there and try to tune into ET FM 101.5.
Good Luck Seth.
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It's people like Sleestak that tick me off... there's a lot of them here at ATS. Completely dismissive about any thing that doesn't fit into their
little "box of preconceived notions about reality". 
Now that said, I'm not sure aliens are here on the planet or sky... although I have had some strange experiences and seen strange things in the
sky.
I don't dismiss it out of hand; unless it happens to be alien information from channelers and other new age BS......
-Euclid
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Well for the record, I emailed Dr. Shostak after the Larry King Show and he was really nice and forthcoming with his replies and he even made a few
good points that forced me to re-evaluate some of my own insight on UFO's.
I think what he writes in that article is true and people need to lay off his case a bit. He's not one of those annoying skeptics like McGaha who has
a condescending rebuttal for EVERYTHING no matter the circumstance.
His contention is just there's not enough evidence at this point to convince him and that's fair enough. But at least he's willing to listen
to different arguments, which is more than you can say about a lot of the loudmouth hardcore believers out there.
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Originally posted by euclid
It's people like Sleestak that tick me off... there's a lot of them here at ATS. Completely dismissive about any thing that doesn't fit into their
little "box of preconceived notions about reality".
I'm willing to listen, and — believe it or not — you could convince me with decent evidence. After all, I happen to think that
extraterrestrial intelligence is a frequent occurrence in a universe of ten thousand million million million stars.
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