Most everyone holds their own strong opinions when it comes to the researchers they look toward, whether it is purely for entertainment or possibly for the insight of a true mystery. There are many researchers who are experiencers, as there are some that are not. Some forum members, (like researchers), lean toward alternative theories offered other than the ETH. There are researchers who have been misinformed, or duped, and in having that occur, bid farewell to a sizable amount of their past credibility. Moreover, there are those researchers whose moral compass has been radically altered, or they are simply diluted.
After years of following in the attempt of understanding what may be possibly traveling afoot, even the diehard could become jaded.
Mostly, what has been gleaned is the fact that many have been lead astray, over the threshold of sound reasoning, into the land of true believing, blind faith, and of complete ignorance. Also, I am fairly certain that some of this forum’s aficionados have been duped at least once.
It is my sole opinion that at this particular juncture in time, the non-Ufologist, someone outside of this field, in the possession of sterling integrity and unimpeachable credibility, may share in the illumination of this subject. Perhaps, some highly credentialed scholars having received tenure, who have mastered varied disciplines in unrelated fields. They are out there, and suggested would be a curiosity akin to ours. Not to provide the answer, rather, in the contribution of the required objective and meaningful insight, wherever that may lie. This is not to say that there are not writers, authors, and researchers embedded within this genre capable of illuminating these true mysteries, however, a heightened degree of sensitivity may be required when in the attempt of distinguishing the signal from the noise.
It was Amie Michel who was first to provide J.Vallee with the impetus in considering research of aerial anomalies. Vallee, along with his late wife created models showing structured patterns emerging as aerial phenomena. After having been presented with this research, Hynek reversed his position as the government’s debunker, and in doing so, turned toward advocacy.
During Ted X, (2011), Vallee suggested that the concept of dimensions be abandoned, as to be considered a cultural artifact.
As science progresses, comes the changing scientific world view, as it appears that both String Theory and multidimensionality may be on the cusp of becoming passé. Just recently, research conducted utilizing the BICEP2 has produced strong evidence of cosmic inflation and with that in which lies potentiality of multiple universes. It is findings like this which may, (understandably), drive researchers and forum members alike in modifying their opinions when considering the possible emergence of aerial anomalies, and paranormal phenomena.