What Percent of ATS Members believe that the U.S. has recovered E.T. Craft and Tech? [results]

It is very surprising to see how many people seem to believe that ET is visiting and that we've somehow recovered their craft and technology.

If the OP is still tallying votes, please count me in the "nay" group. I just haven't seen any verifiable reasons to conclude that ET is even visiting, let alone crashing their vehicles all over the place. The "evidence" that UFOlogy uses just doesn't measure up to scrutiny I'm afraid. A lot of interesting and entertaining stories, but not much more than that.

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Well, IF ET is advanced enough to get here I find if highly unlikely they crashed when they arrived and allowed us to play with there tech.
More likely they passed this planet by as being inhabited by waring parasitic savages.

If anyone is actually still counting, put my vote in the 'no' category -- I don't beleive we have recovered any alien craft or technology.

While the world has definitely made great technological leaps over the past few centuries, there haven't been any leaps that seem to be so far out of the ordinary that we need to ascribe them to other-wordly tech.

IMO, of course.

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Ah sorry to have asked as that wasn't clear. RIP

There's a lot of evidence that alien technology has been used in many ways in modern society.

Originally posted by JamesofOz
There's a lot of evidence that alien technology has been used in many ways in modern society.

That's a pretty bold statement. Can you describe even one of these pieces of evidence?

I would love to believe that US has captured an extraterrestrial craft and much of our technology comes from re-engineering non-human technology innovations. What would be more fascinating - and imagine the countless possibilities for yet to discover.

...but unfortunately I have to go with the less exciting explanation that technology keeps developing as Moore's law dictates.

The US could not even produce a supersonic passenger aircraft like Concorde. The Russians tried but it kept crashing. So much for back engineering ET technology

I have no doubt that if extraterrestrials exist, and have been to Earth, that our governments possess some of their technology and/or remains, and as long as those governments (or the elites that control them) remain in power, the people will never know about what remnants are actually possessed.

We live in a world where the select few dictate what the majority know and have. Until the masses realize and act on this fact, nothing will ever change.

I say yes. I think the US government has recovered alien crafts and technology. But I also think aliens themselves as well. I have a theory that Area 51 is just a base to throw everyone off track and they're really keeping it all in Alaska.

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Duh, but the answer to that is very very obvious.

Hello, we were living in the stone age just a few decade ago.

My father and his 3rd wife have definite "ape" like qualities too.

Does anyone's parents here have any "ape-like" qualities, appearances, habits, etc?

yes, i believe we did. i base this on the huge leaps our technology made from the 1940's thru the end of the 20th century. at no time earlier did mankind make these radical technological advances in such a short period (that i am aware of). i question whether or not we as a species, were mature enough to handle such a dump of knowledge at that time and perhaps had we advanced at a slower rate, we may have had more respect for our planet.

don't believe US has anything alien related. To many scientist, inventors, technician, laborers etc.. and evolution of time you can see technical and biological advancements evolve.
only thing you can't trace is the mythological stuff people have created with crashes of aliens.

Originally posted by JamesofOz
There's a lot of evidence that alien technology has been used in many ways in modern society.

That DMD device from Texas Instruments is the most bizarre chip i have every seen. When i first saw it,
i said this must be coming from those bug eyed gray aliens.
I think SONY made a pretty good copy.
Projection monitors inside the Bob Lazar sport model?

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I don't know if you've interacted with bedlam at all on ATS, but he also seems to believe that the alien angle is a layered cover story (and that roswell was the crash of our first anti-inertial craft).

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I often wonder why there hasn't been any interaction between them too.

I've mentioned them both to the other and had no comments relating to that part of my post. Go figure.

Originally posted by truthseeker1984
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*Raises hand*

I believe the tech boom in the last century is prime evidence of that. We go from horse and buggy to a man on the moon in 60 years, after being in the dark for the previous umpteen amount of centuries? We have tech nowadays that would qualify to be on an episode of Star Trek.

We didn't get everything from the Nazis, after all. Then again, how did the Nazis develop all their tech so quickly? Once again, I think they had "help" from the "stars

Baloney.

My observation here is that the more somebody is personally knowledgeable about science and technology, the less likely they are to believe in supposed ET influence.

Yes, we were in the dark ages for umpteen amount of centuries. What happened?

The Renaissance, Isaac Newton, and the industrial revolution. Starting from mid-1700's there was a continuous development of science and technology, and starting in the mid-late 1800's through 1930's we finally developed a fairly full and complete knowledge about the primary parameters of how the physical world actually worked.

It is a step change from before, when we knew hardly anything, to now where we know, at some level, about most everything. We can make theories about very distant and complex astrophysical objects completely alien to our personal experience, and the measured data comes out correct.

The observation of neutrinos from supernova 1987A was thrilling. (I was a student in Princeton astrophysics at the time and it was very exciting in real time). Humans had made theories about complex dynamics in extreme events in extraordinary circumstance extremely far away. And they came true, and on earth we had---thanks to extraordinary physics and engineering of the detectors---direct data, right here appearing on the instruments.

I kinda go with newspapers, which is once they print, it had better of been published and released not by cone-heads, but individuals whom were secure in the literature. Thus, as we all know, and heard the story of the Roswell crash. I am pretty sure the publishers where not out to lose their jobs that day. however, the way the story was portrayed, these ignorant publishers, were hell bent in losing not only their careers, but their social contacts, and their future lifes, but hey, we all have an '___' party do we not

Originally posted by kingsquirel
I kinda go with newspapers, which is once they print, it had better of been published and released not by cone-heads, but individuals whom were secure in the literature. Thus, as we all know, and heard the story of the Roswell crash. I am pretty sure the publishers where not out to lose their jobs that day. however, the way the story was portrayed, these ignorant publishers, were hell bent in losing not only their careers, but their social contacts, and their future lifes, but hey, we all have an '___' party do we not

Ignorance is bliss, as they say.

Headlines are headlines, and headlines sell newspapers. That hasn't changed in the last sixty odd years and it isn't likely to change anytime soon. Being in print, or on the internet, doesn't make a statement true or factual.

Look up Dewey Defeats Truman for an example.

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I am alien, they captured me too together with my ship and I and I had to teach them the technology.