Prominent newbies everywhere except in Ufology?
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I have a YouTube channel and an app on my Sony Smart TV, and I have tapped into YouTube a lot lately although I dislike the service immensely; the ads are ubiquitous and annoying, showing up at the most inopportune time.
Watching videos of young classical musicians lauded for their beauty [sic] and musicianship by one YouTuber I like -- Melodious Heart – I recognize some but the batches always contain some remarkable young people whose talent is spectacular, to say the least, but who remain unrecognized yet continue to thrill.
I have a YouTube channel and an app on my Sony Smart TV, and I have tapped into YouTube a lot lately although I dislike the service immensely; the ads are ubiquitous and annoying, showing up at the most inopportune time.
Watching videos of young classical musicians lauded for their beauty [sic] and musicianship by one YouTuber I like -- Melodious Heart – I recognize some but the batches always contain some remarkable young people whose talent is spectacular, to say the least, but who remain unrecognized yet continue to thrill.
This brings to my attention that within the UFO community
there are no – none! – attractive or talented researchers.
The Reddit and Facebook contingents of UFOers are old, often haggard, weather-worn, not a cutie or smartie anywhere.
Almost every other discipline, from tech, the stock market, TV reporters and anchors, medicine, sciences, et cetera, et cetera, contain bunches of newbies (millennials among them) who excel, are attractive, and brilliant.
But not in Ufology. None, anywhere.
Why is this?
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