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originally posted by: beyondknowledge
a reply to: stonerwilliam
I got the feeling it is harvest time .
Again. No, that is impossible. Humans are not plants. It is getting close to round up time.
originally posted by: neoholographic
Dr. Kaku was right. The burden of proof has shifted from those who say U.F.O.'s exist to those who say they don't.
It's really not the skeptic, it's the pseudoskeptic. It's okay to question and debate evidence but just blind rejection of common sense arguments isn't right.
Humans have recorded U.F.O.'s in our skies since we could draw on cave walls. I have seen 4 U.F.O.'s and they have done everything from cause Nukes to malfunction to mass sightings.
With Disclosure from the Govt. it takes the obvious arguments for extraterrestrial visitation to a whole new level.
I heard people ask, why would they visit us? Why wouldn't they?
If we could explore space you don't think we would look for planets where there's life? We wouldn't just wander in space. We would look for bio and technosignatures. We're already talking about sending out A.I. probes to look for planets that may harbor life. Why wouldn't an advanced civilization do the same thing?
I will not go over all of the arguments that point to the existence of extraterrestrials and extraterrestrial visitation. There's mountains of evidence that has been laid out on this forum and throughout the internet.
Also, this wouldn't be happening if something big wasn't on the horizon or something they just can't control. We talk about Disclosure but maybe the Govt. realizes that Disclosure isn't up to them.
I'll end with 2 mass sighting cases.
Kids And Professors Encounter UFOs In School's Backyard For 2 Days In A Row | Close Encounters
Zimbabwe School UFO 1994 Compilation
originally posted by: beyondknowledge
a reply to: ConfusedBrit
So, the pre-Columbian civilizations should have told Columbus to go away. OK, I can see that. But would he have listened?
originally posted by: ConfusedBrit
originally posted by: beyondknowledge
a reply to: ConfusedBrit
So, the pre-Columbian civilizations should have told Columbus to go away. OK, I can see that. But would he have listened?
Good question! Context is everything.
In 1492, how could we resist inviting ourselves to that particular "New World".
And no, Columbus would not have listened.
originally posted by: ConfusedBrit
originally posted by: beyondknowledge
For the record. I do believe in aliens. I just have not seen any credible evidence of such.
Virtually everybody believes in alien life, even the most hard-nosed sceptics and scientists.
Whether such life has bothered, wants to, or is even able to cross the vastness of Space to visit our strange, mad little planet, is another question altogether. It's certainly possible, but is it probable? We have at least a handful of classic cases that still compel, but sadly no firm evidence.... yet.
At this present moment in time, I'd recommend they STAY AWAY.
Many humans hardly deal gracefully with people crossing countries' borders... let alone GALAXIES!
"Sayyyyy!!! You're not from around these parts, space-boyyyyy!"
originally posted by: beyondknowledge
a reply to: neoholographic
Funny, that video evidence has beed debunked.
Science!
Kids And Professors Encounter UFOs In School's Backyard For 2 Days In A Row | Close Encounters
originally posted by: data5091
curiosity brings our alien friends to us. They probably want to see what a primitive culture is up to, and if we can get ourselves out of the planetary messes we have put ourselves into. They are into checking our weaponry over the past many decades.