Okay, why losing time and speculating for decades...

...we don't see a single obvious PROOF!

Give me one single claim of aliens, ghosts, paranormal existence, superpowerthis and that and odd else ---> all I ask is ONE HARD PROOF, one single hard fact, proof, totally stable as 1+1=2, unconditional proof to back up one SINGLE claim with concrete and undeniable FACT and PROOF.

Is it SO hard?

You just recycle it over and over instead.

WHY?

Show me the HARD FACTS, show me the PROOF!

I thought so.



Millions of happenings and still no single proof.

Originally posted by NumberDark
all I ask is ONE HARD PROOF, one single hard fact, proof, totally stable as 1+1=2,

1+1=2 is not a hard fact. It is a language that is used to contain an idea.

Perhaps some of the ideas are in the process of having a language created to be considered facts.

Don't complicate, they should just showus the single proof instead talking in abstracts and letting imagination wild.

There's plenty of proof that UFOs exist. There's no proof of what they are, unfortunately. That's why the speculation continues. What can you do when something doesn't want to be found? Or when someone doesn't want us to find it?

Originally posted by NumberDark
Don't complicate, they should just showus the single proof instead talking in abstracts and letting imagination wild.

To complicate is to grow thought. To grow thought is to create. You must stretch a limit in order to gain space for more creation.

There is a certain process in the act of searching and pushing the mind beyond it's level of understanding.

If we were to get solid proofs that change our collective consciousness and the accepted notions that define this place in time then I think there would be a new idea and new hints and revelations that attempt to push us forward to the next unreal reality.

Hey, I am just playing with you.

I would love something to go to a museum and see all that there is to know, to have a history and a reason for all that is and isn't.

There are so many more questions than answers, aren't there?