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Originally posted by gortex
reply to post by Furbs
post by Furbs
That is called 'having faith' that Aliens are visiting Earth. Are you a religious person?
I wouldn't call it blind faith at all as there is plenty of evidence for the existence of Unidentified Flying Objects , but no proof that they are piloted by ET .
No I'm not in the least bit religious , in fact I would say there's more evidence for ET than there is for a Godedit on 5-12-2011 by gortex because: forgot more.... Doh !!
Originally posted by Furbs
Originally posted by gortex
reply to post by Furbs
post by Furbs
That is called 'having faith' that Aliens are visiting Earth. Are you a religious person?
I wouldn't call it blind faith at all as there is plenty of evidence for the existence of Unidentified Flying Objects , but no proof that they are piloted by ET .
No I'm not in the least bit religious , in fact I would say there's more evidence for ET than there is for a Godedit on 5-12-2011 by gortex because: forgot more.... Doh !!
Every religious person thinks there is more evidence for their chosen God, mate. (That's why they believe in that particular god.)
Originally posted by SavedOne
I think you're confusing the term "skeptic" with "cynic".
Everyone should be a skeptic when it comes to UFO sightings.
A "skeptic" is one who objectively looks at the evidence before drawing any kind of conclusion.
They don't go into it assuming the sighting is legit, nor do they assume it is bogus.
They simply let the facts speak to them.
This doesn't mean the skeptic does or does not believe in ET flying saucers, it simply means the evidence for each individual case is found to be inconclusive.
Originally posted by Mclaneinc
reply to post by Furbs
Yes there are weather issues that can cloud the blip so to speak but are these all just figments?
Originally posted by Furbs
Originally posted by Mclaneinc
reply to post by Furbs
Yes there are weather issues that can cloud the blip so to speak but are these all just figments?
Is it more likely that every single one of these unexplained blips are figments (which are proven to exist) or Aliens (which have not been proven to exist)?
Occam's Razor will go with the proven quantity every time.
Originally posted by XxAcidxBurnxX
RATZ!!!!!!!!!!!! DUPED AGAIN!!!!!!!! I really thought i was gonna see some sort of evidence in here...........i'm gonna go cry now!
Originally posted by AwakeinNM
Originally posted by Argyll
reply to post by jimnuggits
Roswell, Exeter, Pheonix, Wsahington DC, Moscow, London, and your town too. Literally every single place on the earth has many local stories associated with these phenomenon. There are far too many witnesses, artifacts, proofs, stories, historical texts, anecdotes, photographs, videos, testimonies, radar signatures, pilot and military witnesses, physical evidences, ancient architectural anomalies, etcetera, for these ALL to be hoaxes.
But unfortunately, no concrete, undeniable.......proof.
That's exactly what a skeptic would say. Let me remind you that eyewitness testimony is admissible in court as evidence. I have seen one, my family members have seen them. That is proof enough for us.
edit on 4-12-2011 by AwakeinNM because: butterfingers