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I wouldn’t have cited Hynek.

As noted in the old comment I linked to, there have been reports that looked into this, including Hynek's 1978 report. His conclusion, which seems consistent with the many examples we have discussed here and elsewhere, is that pilots are good at...

As noted in the old comment I linked to, there have been reports that looked into this, including Hynek's 1978 report. His conclusion, which seems consistent with the many examples we have discussed here and elsewhere, is that pilots are good at...

Aliens not being used at much is in my opinion a clever push while working with the DC blob because the term is used in existing laws regarding immigration. For example ...

I just did a internet search for "geometric shapes". It brought up a bunch of images showing a host of geometric shapes along with their 'technical' names. The issue with using a witnesses description of the shape of an unknown object is the...

If they're redefining terms to put their spin on a narrative, that's propaganda, and I feel we ought to call it out when we see it. Like, I know we're not controlling the narrative about the "UAP threat", but I'm still going to keep calling it...

Journalists are not scientists. And, as has been pointed out, the fact that a word is used in one discipline does not give them exclusive possession of an uncopyrighted word. That's as true for "biologics" as it is for "aliens" or "orbs". Trying...

Forgive me for replying to whole quote instead of selected parts, but I find trying to do this on a phone exceedingly frustrating. It would seem the guys from CAPCODA and the French Air Force Sid there are NO anomalous UAP beyond likely...

There is indeed a pattern of pilots seeing stuff they either can't identify, or that they attribute to something erroneously. However, on further post-flight analysis the things that can be identified have turned out to be entirely prosaic albeit...

If they're redefining terms to put their spin on a narrative, that's propaganda, and I feel we ought to call it out when we see it. Like, I know we're not controlling the narrative about the "UAP threat", but I'm still going to keep calling it...

I'd settle for someone, anyone just asking him what he means. The lack of calling out this unusual term is poor journalism.

We do know it's FAR more common than we hear about because we are told again and again, and it's repeated in this assembly too, that pilots are reluctant to talk about it for fear of their jobs. How common, who knows. Well, pilots know. I'm not...

We do know it's FAR more common than we hear about because we are told again and again, and it's repeated in this assembly too, that pilots are reluctant to talk about it for fear of their jobs. How common, who knows. Well, pilots know. I'm not...

Yeah this is just where I honestly disagree, but we've had this discussion already on whether it's worth studying UFOs scientifically or if there is even something to look at. I think if governmental agencies find that there are cases worth...

Not that "non human intelligence" is a perfect definition either. Are orcas and whales "non human intelligence"? Sure they're not stupid!