Burnt State
Paranormal Adept
This has to be the biggest debate in ufology and is worthy of a revisit for anyone who wants to stake their claim. Since the beginning of the phenomena in the modern era the earliest suspicions were that these were little green men from mars. In fact the more science investigated it the more it seemed that an advanced species was in fact visiting us, monitoring us, perhaps even taking samples from not just the soil but from us as well.
But many believe that this is a tired refrain and an highly inaccurate one. For one who can't access the video above which not only provides a condenstation of UFO investigation but it outlines five main arguments against the ETH courtesy of Vallée who first provided Ufology with a comprehensive pro-ETH argument. But the more Vallée investigated, the more he realized that the evidence just did not add up.
His main contentions were:
- How many millions of visits are needed to get the exploratory science right? Is it reasonable to believe that all the junior Ph.D.'s in the local galactic cluster are getting their papers through probing us earthlings? How much data do they need?
- The craft do not act like nuts and bolts at all, though they provide that appearance. But frequently they are reported as having just appeared and just as suddenly disappeared. They move through objects and appear to be moving in and out of dimensions. Some just plain dissolve and defy what we know about physics. They are both material and immaterial.
- The aliens appear to look relatively like us, breathe our air and behave like we do in our gravity. How the hell does that work? Aren't we the only super smart species that evolved on this planet?
- What's up with all the primitive, sadistic and psychologically scaring abductions? Much like the soil samples, just how many humans do you need do violate using such arcane, and as Chris O'Brien recently described, medieval methods?
- There is evidence to support that 'they' have always been with us: they have been faeries, demons, goblins and elves. Now they're alien creatures: greys, reptilians, Nordics etc. in fact stories of their presence appear to stretch backwards into time and they are still here with us - could they be even closer to home than we think, or just in another kind of space altogether?
But, perhaps papa Jaques is full of it, though I'm hard pressed to find another thinker, scientist with as much knowledge, time and investigation given over to the subject. Who has done more work in the field and has the kind of credentials he has? Still if you've got a nuts and bolts theory or feel the Interdimensional Hypothesis is not meritorious then please let's show the cards.
Just what arguments are there for the ETH as it seems to be mostly folklore and nothing more?