UFOs Exist, Say More Than One Third of Americans in National Geographic Survey
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Only a third?
To not believe in UFO’s is to think that you have positively identified every object that you have ever seen in the sky in your entire life. Even the ones you didn’t see for yourself or pay much attention to if you did.
To say that something does not or cannot exist is to declare one’s absolute knowledge of everything, not only now but in the future of every potential dimension of space-time into infinity, for who is to say that in the far future or indeed past of another planet’s technological or spiritual ‘evolution’, that someone might not invent inter-planetary time travel?
We have already time travelled. To travel through space IS to time travel by definition, according to General Relativity, is it not?
It’s all a matter of efficiency. So after only a couple of hundred years of experimentation we have now developed the most efficient form of space travel in the Universe and beyond, if that exists, with the solid rocket booster, (you know, the ones with the dodgy ‘O’ rings), thus proving that it’s impossible to get here from another planet, by any means whatsoever before the occupants expired.
That’s it folks; it’s all downhill from here then. Nothing more to discover except some more rocks on Mars if we get there alive, strapped to a bomb.
Only a third?
To not believe in UFO’s is to think that you have positively identified every object that you have ever seen in the sky in your entire life. Even the ones you didn’t see for yourself or pay much attention to if you did.
To say that something does not or cannot exist is to declare one’s absolute knowledge of everything, not only now but in the future of every potential dimension of space-time into infinity, for who is to say that in the far future or indeed past of another planet’s technological or spiritual ‘evolution’, that someone might not invent inter-planetary time travel?
We have already time travelled. To travel through space IS to time travel by definition, according to General Relativity, is it not?
It’s all a matter of efficiency. So after only a couple of hundred years of experimentation we have now developed the most efficient form of space travel in the Universe and beyond, if that exists, with the solid rocket booster, (you know, the ones with the dodgy ‘O’ rings), thus proving that it’s impossible to get here from another planet, by any means whatsoever before the occupants expired.
That’s it folks; it’s all downhill from here then. Nothing more to discover except some more rocks on Mars if we get there alive, strapped to a bomb.
Way to go Humanity!
You just don’t get it, do you?