[ SECRET POST #4526 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4526 ⌋

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Comments

Re: UFOs

[(Anonymous)]

are there sightings of flying things that the observers have been unable to identify due to conditions or lack of expertise? sure

are they aliens? no

ftr articles like that are nothing more than glorified clickbait, I was even unimpressed when I first saw it on IFLS a month ago and it was titled to get people all hype while the actual text of the article and the thing it reports upon is boring as shit. that is, the military is making it easier for pilots who spot lights, drones, atmospheric phenomenon, etc which they aren't sure about or would like investigated for potential dangers to planes - and let's be real drones and poor weather are a much larger danger to planes and pilots than aliens - to report them to a body that will handle the investigation. that's it. it's boring. it's not about aliens or flying saucers.

but the long and the short of it is, science. if there are other life forms on other planets they're too far away to travel here, and if somehow they could, they sure as fuck wouldn't be so secretive about it that the only people who ever see them are Joe Sixpack on his farm in Montana and not, you know, millions of people in a large city. It's always something perfectly terrestrial that people just don't know how to identify because they don't understand weather, astronomy, atmospheric conditions, or technology. if trained military pilots can still be fooled into thinking a particularly bright Venus in the evening sky is a bogey, what chance do average laymen have?

Re: UFOs

[(Anonymous)]

Excellent post.

Re: UFOs

[(Anonymous)]

A+