Many realities but which one(s) do UFOs fall under

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Our existence is made up of a number of realities, some mundane, some esoteric, some hidden, and others.

For me, the flying saucer phenomenon took hold when I thought, in my impetuous youth, that flying saucers were space ships from other planets.

Today, in my dotage, UFOs (flying saucers) don’t come from other planets; a trip here by advanced beings or civilized extraterrestrials would be odd, in that Earth is so remote and unexciting as a world, in the context of what else should exist in our galaxy and the whole universe itself.

But that aside, UFOs can be speculated as coming from ETs. It’s a possibility, a remote possibility for me, but not outrageous by any means.

There are a number of reasons why advanced species from elsewhere may have visited (and still are) our planet. It just seems extraordinary in the extreme for such advanced (meaning highly intelligent) beings to be spending so much time and effort reconnoitering Earth, for so long, if the account of UFO reports are accurate, even in a smaller percentage that ET believers often promote to prove a UFO/ET reality.

But some UFO reports indicate, to me, that the phenomenon is real in some context or another, with the psychological and inter-dimensional realities taking an upper hand in my belief system.

Yet, there are other realities that readers here accept for UFOs: they are non-existent (a fabric of total mental aberration), military hardware (in prototypical states), paranormal occurrences, unknown environmental or meteorological manifestations, et cetera.

I try to concentrate on my explanatory preferences, while others prefer to push their preferences, sometimes to a fanatic, illogical degree.

There are so many human realities that to spend an inordinate amount of time and effort on UFOs alone seems quite mad: cosmological realities, quantum realities, existential realities (in the philosophical and current vernacular sense), political realities, religious realities, cultural realities (preferences), et al.

But, for this blog, I’m sticking to the idea that many UFO accounts are hallucinatory, but real in that context, or maybe visitors from a dimension that abuts ours.

The ET crowd can continue to press for their UFO reality, but that’s a madness that gets scrutiny from my UFO context, just as the skeptical stance that UFOs do not exist also is thinking that falls into the madness category.

RR