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I used "psychological" as an example, but it can be any other mundane, more ordinary explanation. Maybe it was a mistake for me to let my feelings about this be known, as I will be forever be labeled as a closed minded skeptic. However, I'm not closed to the idea that there are things going on that we don't fully understand or that we haven't discovered.

If you described how we were having this discussion one hundred years ago to someone you would have been thought of as mad. The thing is that we can't just believe that there are non-human beings messing with us without absolute proof. People are extremely unreliable sources when it comes to describing they see.

Whose to say that all the UFOs that are seen are not advanced human technology? Why does it have to be alien? That's all I'm getting at here. I guess we can't all agree on this stuff right?

It's a lot like discussing religion, everyone has different beliefs, or non-beliefs.


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The thing is, these are claims. There's no real proof, is there, otherwise scientists would take these claims a little more seriously.

It's a lot like all those psychics that claim to have powers, every time they're put to the test they fall flat on their face.


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