[M5Rick]

Originally Posted by XutvJet

Sure, but to think that there are actual ships that have crashed and we have the debris seems very unlikely. If some alien form has made it to earth, it is likely using some sort of craft that can more or less shape shift and the current laws of physics as we know them don't apply. They sure as hell aren't using craft with lights, wings, and such

I've no doubt you have heard the term 'alien technology' used describing things like on weapons and the advanced latest jet fighters, so even though the Pen ta gon may or may not have exactly confirmed there are, ok lets say UAP's instead, this technology could only have come from the debris of crashed UAP's which when discovered are secured quickly by military security.

[vreihen16]

I used to race against a guy who was suspected of being a space alien, but could never find the glowing green rock under his drivers seat that let him bend space and time to get around corners faster than everyone else.....

[M5Rick]

Originally Posted by vreihen16

I used to race against a guy who was suspected of being a space alien, but could never find the glowing green rock under his drivers seat that let him bend space and time to get around corners faster than everyone else.....

As well as the rock he had some nice trick hanger suspension for that
I was talking with a chap around the corner who races a small stock car and some of the things he does to the engine and hangers keeping in line with the regulations that others are still in the dark about makes him win races.

[dmatre]

Originally Posted by M5Rick

I've no doubt you have heard the term 'alien technology' used describing things like on weapons and the advanced latest jet fighters, so even though the Pen ta gon may or may not have exactly confirmed there are, ok lets say UAP's instead, this technology could only have come from the debris of crashed UAP's which when discovered are secured quickly by military security.

This shows a basic failure of the human brain: we don’t like the unexplained. Thus we see something that we don’t understand (I saw lights doing things that normally couldn’t be done), and then without any facts or evidence we form a firm conclusion (it must be aliens). Bingo, problem solved, no more open questions.

[FrankMstein]

Originally Posted by XutvJet

You're going to believe a tabloid news source?

I'm going with my factory installed BS detector until I see one myself.

[DrVenture]

Originally Posted by dmatre

This shows a basic failure of the human brain: we don’t like the unexplained. Thus we see something that we don’t understand (I saw lights doing things that normally couldn’t be done), and then without any facts or evidence we form a firm conclusion (it must be aliens). Bingo, problem solved, no more open questions.

Nature abhors a vacuum. Been going on since humans first walked the Earth. Anything that is beyond initial comprehension is ascribed to extraterrestrial origins or supernatural beings.

I'm surprised smart phones aren't considered the work of witches.

[dreamingat30fps]

Originally Posted by DrVenture

I'm surprised smart phones aren't considered the work of witches.

Ummmmm……

[///MPhatic]

Originally Posted by M5Rick

...this technology could only have come from the debris of crashed UAP's...

That's not even remotely accurate.

It's one thing to say that we, as lay people, don't understand a technology, and quite another to say we know where it comes from. The great inventors (like Tesla) always had fantastic tech in their heads that others didn't understand, so it's likely that same thing is happening today. I think the only difference is that instead of being ostracized, the military is scooping these people up for their projects.

[vreihen16]

Originally Posted by FrankMstein

I'm going with my factory installed BS detector until I see one myself.

I saw one waaaaaaay too close in the late 1980's, as in standing under a triangle-shaped one on the side of the road hovering about 500 feet overhead. No noise, but it did blow the Radio Shack stereo's amplifier chip out in my car. The regional newspaper had reports about it the next day, and my now-late best friend (who I didn't know at the time) saw the same thing from a parallel road.....

[tom2021]

Organic life forms may not survive travelling vast distance.
If aliens visited earth, they were in the form of robots, not organic life forms.

[M5Rick]

Originally Posted by dmatre

This shows a basic failure of the human brain: we don’t like the unexplained. Thus we see something that we don’t understand (I saw lights doing things that normally couldn’t be done), and then without any facts or evidence we form a firm conclusion (it must be aliens). Bingo, problem solved, no more open questions.

I'm not going to ask you if you have seen a UFO anytime but others are welcome to come on and say what they saw however unusual, then I'll tell you what I saw while walking my pet dog.

[vreihen16]

Originally Posted by M5Rick

...then I'll tell you what I saw while walking my pet dog.

Did it drop a bag of dog poop into your neighbor's rubbish bin?????

[dmatre]

Originally Posted by M5Rick

I'm not going to ask you if you have seen a UFO anytime but others are welcome to come on and say what they saw however unusual, then I'll tell you what I saw while walking my pet dog.

Confirmed as alien? Or merely unexplained?