Can Toddlers See Cloaked Alien Ships?

a reply to: DumpMaster

Of course matey its a good read thus a good thread IMO!!

The science behind the frequencies I do not doubt for a second. I 100% agree as I have read up on it before.

Of course there is always the factor your son WANTS to see these things, therefore making it a very strong but imaginary object, such as you implied... I think

What makes it intriguing is how your son has pinpointed a certain area for which he sees the object...

a reply to: Vector99

Not expecting you to post those vids at all

That is so cool though, in a way. Like how do you know these stories when you were never around to learn them.

I wonder how these stories somehow transcended into you?

Children often have a much better vision that their parents, who are much older understandably. It could be a plane that's very far away, like a dot in the sky and they would see it with their untrammeled vision but an adult whose vision is not perfect may miss.

I don't want to be a killjoy in this thread, but.....isn't it just possible that he looks up at the sky, and then remembers that aircraft fly up there?

i had to click on this thread based on the title alone. i had a good chuckle.
no toddlers cant see cloaked ships who's only detection vulnerability is under developed eye sights, or ghosts of Christmas past.

humans hear in the same range.

why do we only deny political ignorance, everything else gets a free pass.

a reply to: Mogget

Shhh!! Don't say what we are all thinking

originally posted by: Mogget
I don't want to be a killjoy in this thread, but.....isn't it just possible that he looks up at the sky, and then remembers that aircraft fly up there?

Exactly....

originally posted by: odzeandennz
i had to click on this thread based on the title alone. i had a good chuckle.
no toddlers cant see cloaked ships who's only detection vulnerability is under developed eye sights, or ghosts of Christmas past.

humans hear in the same range.

why do we only deny political ignorance, everything else gets a free pass.

Except we don't all hear in the same range In fact people age 25 and younger can hear quite a few higher range frequencies than people 26 and older can. In fact for the past 7 or 8 years now there is has been a company who sells a product called "Mosquito" which is designed to emit a 17.4KHz sound wave that only teens and young adults can hear. Its intended purpose is to keep kids from loitering on street corners by playing an annoying sound that only they can hear. The reason why they can hear this frequency (and those above 16KHz in general) and we can't is because of Presbycusis. Below is an excerpt from Scientificamerican explaining the process and it's effect (as well as providing as test you can perform yourself at home).

Scientific American

The older age group likely had trouble hearing the Mosquito because as we age, our ability to hear high-pitched frequencies wanes. This process is called presbycusis, the onset of which is sometimes observable in people as young as 18. Presbycusis happens as a result of the cells in our ears aging naturally, so it’s nothing to be alarmed by. Presbycusis is very different than noise-induced hearing loss, which happens as a result of acute or sustained exposure to very loud noises. When you’re at a very loud concert, for example, the hair cells in your ear can become over-stimulated. The body responds by sending oxygen to this region of the ear, leading to oxidative cell death. Curiously, noise-induced hearing loss usually makes it harder to hear lower frequencies, such as those between three kHz and six kHz, whereas presbycusis gradually erodes our ability to hear higher frequency sounds in general.

I know how memories cannot be trusted as they warp considerably over time. But (even though nobody ever believes me on this) I have a few memories from 2 upwards and I don't recall anything I could perceive then that I couldn't now.

Not that that counts for anything.

a reply to: DumpMaster

You sure it's not just your kid being a kid? Saying 'Look... Look... plane'... its what they do... even when they know there's nothing there and you've taught him to say 'look... there's a plane'

a reply to: DumpMaster

I doubt he seen a big black triangle!

Greetings and Salutations- The child whose 'Pineal Gland' is not yet calcified can do wonders, why else do You think "They" put fluoride in our drinking water and other crap so as to calcify ALL the Pineal Glands? Have You heard Him say a name of a person You don't know or have heard of?

I'd opine that the 'clean' Pineal Gland is the reason behind the 1,000s of cases reported by youngsters to about the age of 6-8 then as the child becomes "conditioned" the reports drop off..

Keep a log of what He says He sees and then do an independent review i.e. check for reported UFO activity near Your ecological niche.

namaste

You're story reminds me of the Poltergeist movie...



Kids Say the Darndest Things...

-MM

Interesting Post S+F:
From my own perspective and memories of being very young, I quite often saw silvery disc in the sky.
e.g I was 6 years old or so playing football at my local playground, a blinding flash of sunlight reflecting off a flying disc blinded me for a second. I could hazard at a guess to its size now as an adult as it was hovering if only for an instant next to a large railway bridge... Half the size of a Football field (Soccer) It was silvery and had what looked like rivets in it but no obvious seams, no portholes, doors etc. Literally for a split second at which the point of viewing it seemed time itself stopped, very odd experience... engrained into my memory.
As to why toddlers and children see things adults cannot, is it a Mind Over Matter Effect...Quantum in nature... a toddler having an untrained creators eye and mind... meaning he sees what is there and not something he creates via measurement/observation a very deep rabbit hole The more adept we become growing up at creating/measuring/observing the less of the things outside of that realm of observation/creation we see, although they are there... outside of... the observed universe. Dimensions Rabbit Hole or should I say Holes.

Reminds me of when my dog starred up into the sky (sunny day, no clouds) and i could not see anything until i sat next to my dog, then i saw light reflections from what appeared to be a rotating body, probably a satellite or a very high glider.
One step away i could not see it - anyways, i was very surprised my dog caught that very tiny spot of light up in the sky, maybe the flicker caught it attention but don't get me wrong, it was still very hard to spot without magnification.

originally posted by: DumpMaster


Just a theory, what do you think? Is it possible?

I think your kid sounds like a cute little guy.

I also think he can probably see and hear things us oldsters can't, but that doesn't necessarily mean those things are "cloaked".

Can Toddlers See Cloaked Alien Ships?


Some can.

originally posted by: DumpMaster
He never says he sees something if it isn't there or if he doesn't hear it. Never once.
...
now and then he'll look at a spot in the sky and say "I see Airplane" and sometimes it will be a clear blue sky with nothing in it, no sound either.

Pick one.

thats interesting thst kids have a higher threshold for fequencies that they can hear than adults.

that may lead to being able to see cloaked craft.

I do know that adults can see cloaked craft though on occasion. wanna know the secret. the common cold or sinus infection. just so long as its strong enough of one to screw up your inner or middle ear and how that effects your senses. somehow it screws up the "effect" that leads to the "cloaking".


I'd say more but that's probably too much already.


watch nobodies going to believe me.

It is funny how there is an age limit on seeing things that are not there.
Op if it continues they will issue meds.
Point is that it is not only children but at least kids are not to demonized for seeing things others can't.
The more we allow others to deny those invisible sights then the more stress we put on folks that can see straight.