Triangle “UFOs” and other irrelevant nonsense

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Why is Micah Hanks – a brilliant guy – spending time on The Paracast talking about UFO Triangles?
 
(See Academia.edu for a protracted discussion of triangular aircraft.)
 
The Hanks sojourn on the less-than-important Paracast makes my ongoing point about how diluted and pathetic the UFO topic has become and is.
 
Bryan Sentes has posted (at his Skunkworks blog) about a UFO newbie who hopes to establish a scientific approach to the UFO question.
 
How many times have we heard about someone making the attempt to push UFOs into a scientific discipline? That too is pathetic.
 
The UFO dilemma is beyond science and shapes geared to human configurations.
 
Those reading this – my fanboys – have got to be sick and tired, as I am, with all the folderol that has encompassed the UFO phenom- enon the past few years, and is proceeding at a rate that bespeaks a kind of psychopathic hysteria.
 
Some of us recognize that science, mysticism, philosophy, and maybe even psychological assumptions have nothing to do with UFOs, or can help decipher the enigma no matter how serious some grapple with such disciplines to solve the riddle.
 
Jacques Vallee came to such a conclusion long ago, as did John Keel, whose brain succumbed to the madness that UFOs impose on human thinking and behavior.
 
Triangular-shaped things in the sky have nothing to do with “real” UFOs and scientific musings from newbies are a waste of time and effort as I suggested previously here recently.
 
Just because Bryan Sentes is flummoxed by the phenomenon and The Paracast keeps trotting out its shopworn colloquies for its listeners doesn’t mean we have to pay attention.
 
Their silly promotions just deter a novel or sensible approach to resolving a mystery that deserves brilliant intelligence and research, something in short supply in the UFO community currently.
 
RR

The Meaninglessness of UFO people

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Recently, while writing a piece for a magazine, I was taken aback by how many people I once saluted, loved, followed, watched, read, listened to are gone, and pretty much forgotten.
 
In the UFO field (the community), you, also, can recall, if you try, to remember the once-popular names of ufologists who’ve passed on and are virtually forgotten.
 
(I won’t name the ones I miss or knew at a personal level.)
 
But seeing the crap-shoot of UFO copy at Facebook and online, not to mention books all over the place, I’m stunned at how many persons have left us and how many are about to, who have accomplished nothing worthwhile – me, among them– relevant to the UFO topic or phenomenon.
 
No one really cares about or are reading the vast output of UFO copy spewing forth in various venues.
 
The “likes” at FB are just automata – niggardly response that is done by rote, without any real meaning.
 
The persons I have listed as Facebook “friends” are just names that will, in a short time, fade away to nothingness.
 
None are producing anything worth a hill of beans but they think they are, sadly.
 
The egregious pile of UFO copy, pressed into play on social media (Reddit et al.), is as worthless as the trash in your garbage can.
 
I’m seeing nothing – surely here from me – from anyone, anywhere, that is worth time or money.
 
The UFO material being spread like manure on a potential worthy crop (the phenomenon) is blatantly sterile or vile – words and thoughts that are as useless as the poetry of persons hoping to make a mark in that field of endeavor, about which no one gives a care, not one bit.
 
So, all the effort and heft being put forth, about UFOs, is, nowadays, along with those exerting the effort and heft, will pass away, leaving nothing but the crumbs of silliness and psychopathy that engulfs a thing that once promised something exciting and necessary about who we are as beings in this vast universe or reality.
 
You may hate that I keep annoying you with these dismal screeds, but who else will shine a light on the UFO nonsense passing for something worthy of our time on this Earth – not the already has-beens of ufology, whose names would fill pages of copy should I or anyone take notice of them.

RR