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I have come to realize that I believed in a great many things living in America without really having investigated them and known them fully, in-depth, fully.
Living in Japan caused me to feel an real urgency about understanding myself and my beliefs in a real, nuts and bolts kind of way.
Religion, politics, love, fear, how to sing, the way to spin a rope like Will Rogers, how to draw, flyfishing, everything a person would have feelings or interest or beliefs in or about. Having had a lot of time in between classes, I set out to complete many of my old passing interests.
One of those things was a passing interest in UFO's. I had always been interested, but with my new "scientific" curiosity I decided to find out what could be found out. I decided to try and use only the most credible data I could get and make my conclusions based upon authentic, reliable sources.
After two years of study, I concluded that, basically, UFO's are real, and they have been visiting us for at least two thousand years. I further concluded that there is nothing magical about them and that there are real, understandable forces at work here, both physical and biological.
Many people who have not done any serious (library) research assume that there are only a few reports here and there, all fantastic imaginings of the bored and the immature and the drunken.
There are, in fact, tens of thousands of reports and they all bear very similar qualities. It's almost boring.
Report after report after report describe the same appearance and behavior.
Engineers, pilots, police, the list goes on and on. The reports coincide temporally and spatially. That is known as a "concentration." That means that people in a general location report similar things during the same time period which shows up clearly as a "spike" on a UFO reports VS time graph.
I have restricted my research to basically two major sources:
NASA Chief Scientist Paul Hill's book "Unconventional Flying Objects: A scientific analysis"
AND
NICAP/FAA reports
Most people dont realize that airport runways have to be shut down and that has to be reported to all airports worldwide to let incoming aircraft know that the takeoff/landing runways have been changed. I used to work for Bombardier Aerospace and twice this happened because of "unknown objects" hovering over runways.
Like it or not, understand it or not, defy the "laws of physics" or not, this is a real thing. Real vehicles with real people inside.
Why is that important? Because the technology would give us so much... Telescopes of unimaginable power, touch-free beds for burn victims, we could do away with wheelchairs, no more traffic accidents, 100% radiation shielding, and the obvious aerospace applications, not to mention the million applications I havent imagined and the mind boggling cultural exchange between Earth and her neighbors.
If this makes you uncomfortable and you feel the need to make a joke, then go ahead. Just try to remember that I take this very seriously and I have put a lot of time into my research. This is real and this is important.
Now ,what's next?
I guess I'll give you my data, if you want to see it.
Living in Japan caused me to feel an real urgency about understanding myself and my beliefs in a real, nuts and bolts kind of way.
Religion, politics, love, fear, how to sing, the way to spin a rope like Will Rogers, how to draw, flyfishing, everything a person would have feelings or interest or beliefs in or about. Having had a lot of time in between classes, I set out to complete many of my old passing interests.
One of those things was a passing interest in UFO's. I had always been interested, but with my new "scientific" curiosity I decided to find out what could be found out. I decided to try and use only the most credible data I could get and make my conclusions based upon authentic, reliable sources.
After two years of study, I concluded that, basically, UFO's are real, and they have been visiting us for at least two thousand years. I further concluded that there is nothing magical about them and that there are real, understandable forces at work here, both physical and biological.
Many people who have not done any serious (library) research assume that there are only a few reports here and there, all fantastic imaginings of the bored and the immature and the drunken.
There are, in fact, tens of thousands of reports and they all bear very similar qualities. It's almost boring.
Report after report after report describe the same appearance and behavior.
Engineers, pilots, police, the list goes on and on. The reports coincide temporally and spatially. That is known as a "concentration." That means that people in a general location report similar things during the same time period which shows up clearly as a "spike" on a UFO reports VS time graph.
I have restricted my research to basically two major sources:
NASA Chief Scientist Paul Hill's book "Unconventional Flying Objects: A scientific analysis"
AND
NICAP/FAA reports
Most people dont realize that airport runways have to be shut down and that has to be reported to all airports worldwide to let incoming aircraft know that the takeoff/landing runways have been changed. I used to work for Bombardier Aerospace and twice this happened because of "unknown objects" hovering over runways.
Like it or not, understand it or not, defy the "laws of physics" or not, this is a real thing. Real vehicles with real people inside.
Why is that important? Because the technology would give us so much... Telescopes of unimaginable power, touch-free beds for burn victims, we could do away with wheelchairs, no more traffic accidents, 100% radiation shielding, and the obvious aerospace applications, not to mention the million applications I havent imagined and the mind boggling cultural exchange between Earth and her neighbors.
If this makes you uncomfortable and you feel the need to make a joke, then go ahead. Just try to remember that I take this very seriously and I have put a lot of time into my research. This is real and this is important.
Now ,what's next?
I guess I'll give you my data, if you want to see it.
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