Electro-magnetism is a clue to what UFOs are?

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Within the several YouTube videos I’ve placed online here are always details that bespeak elements unique or common to UFO episodes; not an explanation as to what UFOs may be, but infor- mation that elucidates aspects of UFO construction, propulsion, purpose (intent perhaps), and (maybe) source.
 
One that some here, Dominick, José Caravaca, my pal Kevin Randle, and others, find interesting are the electro-magnetic-like manifestations that often surround events, even affecting, detri- mentally, some witnesses to an event: Cash-Landrum, Levelland, and a recent pilot episode I provided the other day.
 
I see those accounts representing governmental craft and experiments but there are dozens of non-military or non-govern- ment sponsored UFO episodes – many noted by Caravaca and Albert Rosales – in which persons (witnesses) are submersed in buzzings and electric-like humming during their witnessing of a UFO.
 
Michael Persinger, whom I pretty much disrespected during his insertion into the UFO arena, was enthralled with electro-magne- tism and its effects on the human brain:
 
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Michael_Persinger
 
My U of M  visitors insist that Persinger, now deceased, was attuned to a neurological contingent of electricity – outside the biology – that affected perception, much in the way that psychedelics do but without the attendant mischief that Psychopharmacols insert into the mind.
 
Again, electro-magnetism doesn’t provide an answer to the UFO mystery but it seems to be a key ingredient to some UFO activity – for me Earthian activity, not extraterrestrial or off-Earth created activity.
 
(But a paranormal patina may be a possibility, as Rosales and Caravaca subliminally suggest.)
 
Electro-like phenomena exploited earlier-aged activity, involving the things thought to be angels, demons, spirits, jinns, elves, fairies, and other paranormal phenomena of various kinds – the pheno- menal effect a kind of buzzing or tingling felt by the recipient.
 
Persons experiencing a short-circuiting attack in the brain that immobilizes them are said to experience an autosomal dominant lateral temporal epilepsy or idiopathic partial epilepsy.
 
(The same malady was said to have produced the 1979 Robert Taylor Dechmont Woods UFO encounter in Scotland and reported thoroughly by Malcolm Robinson in his book about the matter, which was reviewed here earlier.)
 
The epilepsy is said to derive its effects from electrical activity in the brain:
 
https://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/temporal-lobe-seizure/symptoms-causes/syc-20378214
 
“During normal waking and sleeping, your brain cells produce varying electrical activity. If the electrical activity in many brain cells becomes abnormally synchronized, a convulsion or seizure may occur.
 
If this happens in just one area of the brain, the result is a focal seizure. A temporal lobe seizure is a focal seizure that originates in one of the temporal lobes”
 
While most UFO reports indicate a lack of sound coming from the phenomenon, many witnesses feel or experience a kind of tingling while the UFO is being observed.
 
Is this a neurological attribute apart from the phenomenon, just stirred by a synaptic reaction of the brain to a strange, temporary emotional state or an actual interception of electrical or electrical-like impulses coming from the UFO itself?
 
This seems to have been Persinger’s inclination.
 
But either way, the designation (data, as some would have it) does nothing to clarify what UFOs are.
 
To continue to ruminate on the topic is, as I keep insisting, a kind of malevolent intellectual madness, a gross ignorance masquer- ading as research or scholarly thought.
 
Yes, electro-magnetic or some kind of electrical effect accompanies some UFO sightings.
 
But to think that a proof of that will answer the UFO question is foolhardiness of a grand kind.
 
But do your best to dissuade me of my stubborn persistence about such thinking.
 
RR