So How's the "Disclosure" Going UFO Fans?

[Holliday 3000]

I have none.

I always appreciate an honest answer the most. ++

 

[Frood]

I always appreciate an honest answer the most. ++

You didn't quote all I said.

 

[Everlast]

NOPE. Only time I wanted to believe in them was when I was a wee lad watching the original STAR TREK series. I'd often go out on the porch I don't know 8-9 years old stare at the stars for hours wondering what was out there.
Over 40 years later not a fucking thing. Fuck staring into space, just live my best life. Enjoy it all online and real life while I can. Life is so much better that way.
If shit changes when I am dead my kids grandkids will no doubt get a kick outta it all.

 

[Holliday 3000]

NOPE. Only time I wanted to believe in them was when I was a wee lad watching the original STAR TREK series. I'd often go out on the porch I don't know 8-9 years old stare at the stars for hours wondering what was out there.
Over 40 years later not a fucking thing. Fuck staring into space, just live my best life. Enjoy it all online and real life while I can. Life is so much better that way.
If shit changes when I am dead my kids grandkids will no doubt get a kick outta it all.

"Watch the skies, everywhere! Keep looking. Keep watching the skies!"

 

[Garraty_47]

So please, tell me on what actual tangible evidence you believe or desire to believe that beings from other planets/galaxies have travelled to Earth in space craft.

I don't know for a fact they have, but all things considered I think it's highly likely.

There's no lack of circumstantial evidence going all the way back to hieroglyphs and cave paintings that entities apparently not from one of the local tribes, if you know what I mean, have visited Earth civilizations before. There's also no lack of anecdotal evidence that these visitations continue to occur.

The fact that they don't leave behind much (or anything, if you prefer) in the way of physical evidence could be the same simple reason campers and researchers take all their crap back out with them when they return from visiting pristine natural areas. It's The Prime Directive, innit.

As for how they got here at all, that's a ridiculous question.

If we already knew how to do that we'd be doing that, not hypothesizing about whether or not it could be done.

There's too much we don't know yet for us to even know what we don't know.

You might as well be asking a neanderthal how long it would take him to fly to the moon. He wouldn't consider things like rockets or radiation or vacuum; he'd be wondering just how hard he would need to flap his arms.

 

[Holliday 3000]

I don't know for a fact they have, but all things considered I think it's highly likely.

There's no lack of circumstantial evidence going all the way back to hieroglyphs and cave paintings that entities apparently not from one of the local tribes, if you know what I mean, have visited Earth civilizations before. There's also no lack of anecdotal evidence that these visitations continue to occur.

The fact that they don't leave behind much (or anything, if you prefer) in the way of physical evidence could be the same simple reason campers and researchers take all their crap back out with them when they return from visiting pristine natural areas. It's The Prime Directive, innit.

As for how they got here at all, that's a ridiculous question.

If we already knew how to do that we'd be doing that, not hypothesizing about whether or not it could be done.

There's too much we don't know yet for us to even know what we don't know.

You might as well be asking a neanderthal how long it would take him to fly to the moon. He wouldn't consider things like rockets or radiation or vacuum; he'd be wondering just how hard he would need to flap his arms.

So nothing then. thousands of years of "visitations" and zero tangible evidence of beings in spacecraft, just some misinterpretation of text and rock art. Otay.
Oh, and apparently the lack of evidence is itself evidence. LoLz