UAP & ET - Do you believe?

[CameronBornAndBred]

Three unidentified objects shot down by US fighter jets since Friday may turn out to be balloons connected to “benign” commercial or research efforts, a White House official said on Tuesday.

https://www.yahoo.com/news/objects-s...173122762.html


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[luburch]

Seems significant? Intelligence Official Say U.S. Has Retrieved Craft of Non-Human Origin

[bundabergdevil]

Seems significant? Intelligence Official Say U.S. Has Retrieved Craft of Non-Human Origin

I mean, I think I hope it happens in my lifetime. Sometimes the world seems pretty predictable. Some ash pole always wants his name on Plymouth Rock or whatever and makes a big stink. He’s eventually put in the corner until the next bozo mucks things up.

I just, like aliens would really throw us all for a loop I think.

[OldPhiKap]

I just, like aliens would really throw us all for a loop I think.

Or, aliens amongst us may explain a lot.

[bundabergdevil]

Or, aliens amongst us may explain a lot.

The Men in Black theory. I like it!

[camion]

Or, aliens amongst us may explain a lot.

They don't quite have the color balance right in their avatars. Sometimes tends to be a bit orange.

[CameronBornAndBred]

Seems significant? Intelligence Official Say U.S. Has Retrieved Craft of Non-Human Origin

NASA says it's not true.

"One of NASA's key priorities is the search for life elsewhere in the universe, but so far, NASA has not found any credible evidence of extraterrestrial life and there is no evidence that UAPs are extraterrestrial," a NASA spokesperson told the newspaper.

https://www.yahoo.com/news/nasa-push...164752979.html

So that settles that!

[wavedukefan70s]

NASA says it's not true.

https://www.yahoo.com/news/nasa-push...164752979.html

So that settles that!

I believe we have technology that's so advanced the general public would be shocked.
Ufos sure but they may be our ufos.
We do a lot of fishing at night on the beach. We use astrological binoculars to look at the sky if we get bored .i/we usually my son sees them 1st.
But we have seen craft that are insanely
Fast and maneuverable in the night sky.
Human or extra terrestrial or ai powered
I don't know .but I have my doubts a human could absorb the G force of some of the maneuvers .then again technology.

If you look at the jet planes of late ww2 we pushed the limits of what humans could do.
We overcame those limits I'm sure we could do the same now.

[DevilHorse]

NASA says it's not true.

https://www.yahoo.com/news/nasa-push...164752979.html

So that settles that!

Alien mind control!

Larry
DevilHorse

[DevilHorse]

There was a hearing on UAPs today (7/26/2023). It will be replayed tonight on CSPAN2 (Senate goings on).

Here's one person's brief recap:
https://twitter.com/i/status/1684265272188731421

Larry
DevilHorse

[CameronBlue]

Maybe the case of Judith Richardson Haimes belongs in this thread. She's a psychic, credited with helping police solve numerous murders. She has resurfaced in the news due to the recent capture (and confession) of a murderer who killed an 8 year old girl in Pennsylvania in 1975. Haimes "confirmed" the child's death before police discovered her body. Here's a recent story: https://news.yahoo.com/famed-psychic...ycsrp_catchall

[BLPOG]

Maybe the case of Judith Richardson Haimes belongs in this thread. She's a psychic, credited with helping police solve numerous murders. She has resurfaced in the news due to the recent capture (and confession) of a murderer who killed an 8 year old girl in Pennsylvania in 1975. Haimes "confirmed" the child's death before police discovered her body. Here's a recent story: https://news.yahoo.com/famed-psychic...ycsrp_catchall

The only way that frauds like that are interesting is in teaching about statistics and degrees of freedom, and in how bad humans are at natively understanding them.

[OldPhiKap]

The only way that frauds like that are interesting is in teaching about statistics and degrees of freedom, and in how bad humans are at natively understanding them.

When Jean Dixon died, my first thought was “she should have seen that coming.”

[BLPOG]

When Jean Dixon died, my first thought was “she should have seen that coming.”

Purportedly, she claimed she did. At 93, I'm not sure it mattered anymore.

[CameronBlue]

The only way that frauds like that are interesting is in teaching about statistics and degrees of freedom, and in how bad humans are at natively understanding them.

Okay well fine. I know where this thread stands on the topic of "psychics".

Ghosts yup, check
Little green men, yup, check, well probably, I mean it's a statistical certainly, not even a standard deviation worth of doubt
Psychics, hell no.
Psychopaths? well yeah, just look around.

Now back to driving, Little Rock by midnight hopefully

[DevilHorse]

Oppnheimer associate Richard Feynman on Flying Saucers:
https://twitter.com/i/status/1684552459409309696

Larry
DevilHorse

[BLPOG]

Okay well fine. I know where this thread stands on the topic of "psychics".

Ghosts yup, check
Little green men, yup, check, well probably, I mean it's a statistical certainly, not even a standard deviation worth of doubt
Psychics, hell no.
Psychopaths? well yeah, just look around.

Now back to driving, Little Rock by midnight hopefully

Hey, you're the one who brought it up. For what it's worth, I think that most of the comments regarding aliens that suggest there is any significant chance of interaction with them are not well-founded. I have no idea what you're talking about related to ghosts.

I think I can say pretty confidently that there is no evidence of aliens defrauding emotionally vulnerable human beings.

[CameronBlue]

Hey, you're the one who brought it up. For what it's worth, I think that most of the comments regarding aliens that suggest there is any significant chance of interaction with them are not well-founded. I have no idea what you're talking about related to ghosts.

I think I can say pretty confidently that there is no evidence of aliens defrauding emotionally vulnerable human beings.

Quick check in: hey buddy, speak for yourself. My butt hurts.

[rsvman]

For the record, there is no doubt in my mind about the existence of extrasensory perception.

Because in all human endeavors, it turns out that some people are better than others, it stands to reason that there must be people who are more in tune with these impressions. Therefore, there must be people who really are 'psychics.'

Having said that, I also think there are a lot of charlatans pretending to be psychic in order to prey upon desperate people. It is likely that the vast majority of people who claim to be psychic are not actually psychic.

That does not mean, however, that no such people exist.

[Phredd3]

For the record, there is no doubt in my mind about the existence of extrasensory perception.

Because in all human endeavors, it turns out that some people are better than others, it stands to reason that there must be people who are more in tune with these impressions. Therefore, there must be people who really are 'psychics.'

I must disagree rather strongly with your argument. If such people did exist, surely we could scientifically verify their brilliance, regardless of whether or not the verifiers could perceive the same things the so-called "phychics" can. We scientifically verify things that cannot be directly observed all the time. My wife does it nearly every day. We have verified many skills of other humans this way, too, such as synesthesia. Meanwhile, we can conclusively disprove certain claims that have obvious verification methods such as telekinesis, precognition, and telepathy.

The lack of any such evidence strongly suggests that extrasensory perception does not exist.