Ufology’s “Where’s Waldo” game

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What the heck is going on with UFO buffs? Have they all gone quietly mad?

Virtually everyone in the UFO community is spending time and effort looking for UFO sightings, old and new.

But no one, and I mean no one other than Spanish UFO researcher Jose Caravaca is looking for a UFO explanation, a what-are-the-things answer.

Unfortunately Jose’s search pertains to old UFO reports and sightings. The kinds of experiences that he’s tuning into are not happening any more, as I’ve noted several times recently.

But that aside, I’m seeing noted UFO personalities piling up reports, all over the place, mostly old sightings.

Robbie Graham, who’s lost his way within the UFO phenomenon, is grasping at straws by gathering sightings/reports from UFO investigators in Australia and New Zealand.

Even my pal, Nick Redfern is collecting old triangular UFO reports to prove that UFOs exist. Why?

Another pal of mine, Aaron Sakulich, the redoubtable Zoam Chomsky online, persists in his vibrant anti-UFO (atheistic ufology) stance, imploring everyone to accept his view that UFOs do not exist and have never existed.

Sure, his view is loony but exciting with it bombastic patina and lack of intellectual provenance.

I think Christopher O’Brien has set up or is setting up a “look at the skies” site to grab evidence of a UFO presence.

But, again, no one, and I really mean no one, is digging into the phenomenon, scientifically or theoretically to determine what UFOs are or have been.

Thinking that a plethora of UFO sightings will tell us something about the essence of the mysterious phenomenon is wrong-headed in the extreme, and quite mad, despite being so pathetically irrelevant in an investigative sense.

A lot of effort is being expended to what purpose?

Zoam Chomsky and other die-hard skeptics haven’t spurred the rush to conglomerate UFO reports surely.

The efforts are a kind of mass hysteria. UFO advocates are losing their clout in the UFO arena. Their pet phenomenon keeps sliding into an extrinsic state of non-interest by everyone with a sense of what counts in this life and what doesn’t.

Quit counting UFO sightings on your fingers fellows and try to come up with that UFOs are, not that they are.

You’re killing some of us UFO enthusiasts with your purposeless, distracting and insane numbers game.

RR