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1 Read the lacerta files(my link in my sig) and then you would know the real stuff.I have been flamed about the lacerta files but i believe it is true.Also to the more wild side read the dulce files.
Originally posted by Nova
1 Read the lacerta files(my link in my sig) and then you would know the real stuff.I have been flamed about the lacerta files but i believe it is true.Also to the more wild side read the dulce files.
warthog911, why do you believe it's true? It has nothing at all to back it up. Have you considered that someone with a free afternoon just sat at their computer and typed it up?
Now, if Aliens have the technology to travel millions of light year through space would they not have mastered the art of non-evasive surgery? Surely, them using scalpels would be like us drilling holes in people's heads to stop headaches.
Every time there is footage it is either Shaky, Poor quality or to far off in the distance to be accepted is proof
well, ill tell you here and now, that if i saw some crazy in the sky i wouldnt be calm and steady handed. i would be flipping out screaming "wtf is that" etc...
Skeptic - One who practices the method of suspended judgment, engages in rational and dispassionate reasoning as exemplified by the scientific method, shows willingness to consider alternative explanations without prejudice based on prior beliefs, and who seeks out evidence and carefully scrutinizes its validity.
From: Bernard Haisch
When Prof. Peter Sturrock, a prominent Stanford University plasma physicist, conducted a survey of the membership of the American Astronomical Society in the 1970s, he made an interesting finding: astronomers who spent time reading up on the UFO phenomenon developed more interest in it. If there were nothing to it, you would expect the opposite: lack of credible evidence would cause interest to wane. But the fact of the matter is, there does exist a vast amount of high quality, albeit enigmatic, data. UFO sightings are not limited to farmers in backward rural areas. There are astronomers and pilots and NASA engineers -- and others who have been around the block a few times when it comes to observing natural phenomena -- who have witnessed events for which there is no plausible conventional explanation.
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...all in all I have now gotten to the point in my exposure to the (UFO) subject at which I think it somewhat more likely than not that something not merely delusional, but real and important may be going on with regard to the UFO phenomenon. If so, I would like to discover what it is, or what the ensemble of phenomena are if it is a multiplicity of things. My estimation of the probable reality of the subject puts me somewhere between the majority rejectionist view of the mainstream scientific community and the majority accepting view of the general public (depending on how the issue is presented in opinion polls).
Our intellectual faculties and habilities are limited by our brain capabilities that are by no means infinite. Therefore it is most natural and sensible to assume that there may exist important key scientific concepts and results whose understanding is completely beyond the brain capabilities of our species, but is within reach of much more evolved and sophisticated brains corresponding to much more advanced civilizations.
If there is a another, non-human intelligence operating on the Earth then "science" could be of little help and there may be no "proof" available except as these "others" desire. The concept of "proof" requires that there exist a human agency possessing the ability to determine with authority what is happening in the world. When "science" is dealing with things like sulphur dioxide or chimpanzees there is no problem. But if "UFOs" are the products of a superior technology then where is the "authority" to determine what is really going on? We must remember that scientists are neutral, objective observers only within their narrow specialties.
"Ufology" can never be truly "scientific." This is because of the nature of science and the probable nature of the "UFO." If in fact the "UFO" represents another intelligence of some kind then the fundamental assumptions of "science" and "scientists" are null and void. These assumptions are:
1) The universe is objective (totally material, in effect, dead) and knowable with certainty by human beings, i.e., by scientists, who are the most human.
2) The scientific method is the best way to study the universe and its language is quantification--mathematics. The ideal here is the "hard, physical evidence" that can be deemed "proof" by the ultra-materialists of the world of science.
3) The highest form of "science" therefore is physics, the most provable, with chemistry a strong second.
But if the UFO is not "objective," if instead it is under the control of an agency equal or superior in intelligence to humans, then the UFO is not necessarily knowable at all, let alone knowable with certainty. Science assumes that humans are at the top of the universal brain chain. Science has not really looked at what it might mean if we are not.
The "scientific method" demands repeatability either of experiment or observation. It assumes "control" of one kind or another by human beings. But if the "UFO" represents another intelligence then that "control" may not be available. And if that control is not there then science is not going to give us what we need. We need more than science.
Originally posted by EarthSister
Keep thinking for yourself. Just look at how humans normally behave and think in all of life, especially in regard to religions as a parallel in concepts, and then you can figure it out. It's not a hidden subject, it's just disguised right in front of your eyes.
Originally posted by EarthSister
Alien Abductions: All permanent alien contactees receive implants periodically from alien life. Some of them are for non-evasive surgery. Most simply monitor/measure "complete" body function for a short time as needed and then dissolve. They are tiny computers and most are made of organic material. None are tracking devices. A great portion of the stories you hear about abduction, surgery and experimentation by alien life are completely false, as you suspect, and they are found on the upper sensational end of the spectrum with the stuff humans go to movies for.
There are 218 races visiting Earth, and many of them somewhat fit the basic common description of "greys" to hear it told. But all are very different race to race, as different from each other as we are from any of them. They have been increasing their personal contact with humans, as well as general human awareness of them steadily over a period of time, as you can see, so you are hearing more about them. You are also hearing a lot of false accusations against them, and descriptions of races that do not exist at all, designed to keep you afraid or in disbelief or both, so you would not trust the people of an alien race when you got the chance to meet them, or trust anybody else who works with them.