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By the "bandwagon" principle, the desire to be seen as part of the crowd. Someone says "did you see__?" and if someone (or a few) in the group says yes, there's a strong desire not to be left out. The team you are supporting has nothing to do...

Highly motivated reasoning.

Laura Loomer Also, if he's in the hospital, why is there no IV connected to him to monitor his health? This is such bullshit. His staff are liars. ************************************************************** Okay, it's not exactly news...

It looks liek I think thats a great hypothesis that we should test. On closer inspection the 'opening up' could show a small point source of light (reflective balloon?) going out of focus creating a Bokeh effect making the vanes of the mirror...

Here's my recreation of the video with blender : White OSD elements are calculated from camera/UAP positions, the reddish dot is the simulated UAP. The match is good when the white N angle indicator (simulated) show the same angle as the...

That's sort of my point: people seeing and filming aeroplanes and claiming drones... are also "highly motivated"... but by what?

Stereogram using Pulfrich technique. Note road sign earier in the sequence and note when object appears at the same relative distance as the road sign.

Highly motivated reasoning.

Highly motivated reasoning.

It's an interesting event given that we have multiple high-quality videos from different directions and yet two distinct camps of "I know what I saw" (see) have emerged.

Do we know the exact place where she saw the thing? Like was her home in a densely populated neighborhood?

Bandage or band aid, for Yanks.

Kirkcaldy is much more densely populated than Calvine, so you would expect other witnesses. The coincidence of an August 1990 date is intriguing, though. The Daily Record never published the Calvine photos, but maybe someone at the newspaper...

Interesting that at the 16sec mark there seems to be a bright light reflecting off the the shiney vehicle interior trim at the same time that the bright light is (apparently) outside of the vehicle. That suggests a hoax to me.

The twinkling light looks like the IR (?) sensor of the phone's auto-focus feature, reflected in the window. Didn't we encounter that in a previous thread?