UFOs: A Theory of Everything [Reality, Existence, and, yes, “God”]
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A recent Cosmos airing, with Neil deGrasse Tyson, was head-spinning, Tyson presenting material about quantum physics, super-determinism, and other new-physics speculations.
I know that some of you (most of you?) do not like speculations here that involve theological elements or philosophical asides, and I try to keep from inserting such asides, but I can’t help myself. Why?
It seems to me, supported by Cosmos/Tyson’s offering, that UFOs cannot be subsumed by other considerations outside metaphysical consideration, and here’s why…
UFOs, I keep insisting, contain within them (actually inside them or within their essence), the answer to what reality is -- the real reality (the purpose and meaning of life).
My internet pal Dominick (and others of you) don’t want to deal with the “real reality” and I get that.
Dom et al. just want to concentrate on UFOs, but UFOs offer a shortcut to the physicist’s dream of “A Theory of Everything” and, to go further, I think UFOs provide a clue – or the answer itself – as to what our reality really is.
My buddy
José Caravaca, who provides his UFO theory here often, ascribes an “external
agent” that manipulates reality, creating
UFO episodes derived in part from the minds (experiences) of those witnessing a
UFO or UFO event.
José can’t or won’t bring himself to say his “external agent” is God, but I see his necessary progenitor as “God” – that which created and controls (via determinism, even super-determinism as Tyson’s Cosmos airing argued speculatively) what we humans experience.
The
problem becomes the nature of that thing we call “God” only to allow a
discussion without getting into the troublesome definition or determination of
what “God” is or isn’t.
When I use “God” here, at this blog and elsewhere, I’m not referring to the Biblical God or the theological/philosophical God but, rather, that “force” or emanance from which our perceived existence derives: the “thing” from which existence (or José’s UFO events) stem.
Can my definition of “God” be an algorithm or mathematical formula – a law of physics or the total laws of physics compacted as The Theory of Everything?
Can it be
a physical presence unknown to us, a phenomenon that is beyond comprehension or
human understanding?
Is it the Universe itself? Or something we can never define or know?
Whatever the “force” or “being” I call God, just to make it easier to write about, is, I think fervently that UFOs hold the answer, within them (physically) or via a forensic determination of their essence.
(Forensic,
for me, means real research and study, not just idle speculation as I’m doing
here or as UFO “researchers” pretend to be doing.)
Even if
UFOs contain or are AI operated – and I believe UFOs are operated – scientists
or acute, real UFO researchers can back-engineer them or their flying machines
to find heavy clues as to their source, their being, their purpose(s).
UFOs are
not extraterrestrial craft. They could be the figments of experience that José
Caravaca’s hypothesis outlines. Or they are actual harbingers of existence
outside our own territorial and often misdiagnosed existence.
Whatever UFOs are, they hold the answer to our reality, and to our – this Earth’s – existence (and maybe purpose).
RR










