Football post-games analysis shows and UFO discussions

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Ron’s comment in the posting just before this one brings to my mind how UFOs are discussed, when compared to something as dopey as the programs following football games where some former players and/or coaches riff on what took place on the field in games they just watched.

The guys really dig deep into what transpired, or didn’t, during the four quarters of football that their TV network just provided for fans.

 
The big plays and those seemingly inconsequential faux pas or twists are given full analysis or note as if the world’s history depended upon the activity.
 
Now you and I (and Ron) have seen UFO conferences or table-talk about UFO sightings (some significant, some not) where the phenomenon is treated rather cavalierly or dismissively, the talkers or panelists more interested in trying to appear profound or significant, the UFO episode taking a back seat to the ego-romp.

Football fans are even loonier that UFO enthusiasts, football taking hold of people in ways that seem crazy – after all what does a fan have to do with the game itself, other than, like the ancient Romans cheering for their favorite gladiator, shouting for players who couldn’t care less for persons waving towels or D-Fence symbols.

My point? If UFOs were discussed with such animation and in such detail as that which football jocks employ, maybe a few sightings might get the explanation that lies within their appearance(s).
 
After all, UFOs are more important than any sport event, yes?
 
RR

The idea of ETs decimates other UFO explanations

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One can see in the comments from our guy Daniel here and others, along with the UFO overlay at Facebook among the groups disposed to the phenomenon, that the extraterrestrial explanation, no matter how disguised or subterfugic it seems, is the belief of most, if not all, UFOers.

Such propositions that UFOs may be visiting from time, parallel worlds, crypto-beings, inherent or intrinsic hidden races from Earth, simulated constructs, holographic concoctions and other bizarre stimuli or realities are besoaked by the easier accepted concept of space-traveling alien species.
 
The extensive wave of ET fiction, TV shows, movies, and now social media chatter have engulfed all other proposals to explain the phenomenon, even though the idea of beings from other worlds extant in our Galaxy or the vast Universe is almost preposterous, almost.

Yes, truly advanced. Extraterrestrials could conquer space and time, and could be obsessed with our planet enough to visit in inordinate numbers, year after year, since ancient times.
 
This would mean that the visiting ETs would be as advanced in madness or mental disorder as much as they were or are advanced in technology or curiosity.

After all, we humans are as mad or more so than such visitors by believing that they have come here in droves for eons just to watch us, and that’s all.
 
Down deep, most UFOers want the phenomenon to be ET spacecraft. Why? There are innumerable reasons.

But that sub-surface desire has curbed real innovative speculation and research, allowing the superficial and almost ignorant assumption that UFOs are ET space ships.

“To go where no one has gone before” is not a maxim that UFOers wish to adopt; it’s too intellectually straining for them.

Yet there it is …
 
RR

Strories about pilot sightings of UFOs and their hesitancy to report them

https://en.ammonnews.net/article/53003

https://www.ibtimes.co.in/pilots-claim-have-seen-hundreds-ufos-hesitant-report-due-this-reason-841047 

https://www.dailystar.co.uk/news/weird-news/ufo-bombshell-pilots-claim-theyve-25072683