A=BX

https://youtu.be/UgQlcEF9BOM?si=dAWclEkEGN0hQyFg

David Kipping's question: one that a rational UFO "abductee" could ask those or that which abducted them.

RR

Chris Lehto [Live as I type this-- 2/4]: The No Sh$t Unifying THEORY OF EVERYTHING! I derive it LIVE NOW

https://www.youtube.com/live/HXRDex1IXu0?si=7sQ4ty-y87GerITM

 

Dominick will forgive me I hope -- but this is the kind of foolishness that I'm interested in noting and writing about elsewhere too.

Lehto is trying to establish himself as a kind of social media polymath. It isn't working, mainly because his audience is incapable of coping with the matters being surveyed, not one iota. They are, in toto, dolts.

But that is one of the matters with the UFO mystery nowadays: the enigma is in the hands of the mentally handicapped.

RR

UFOs: Abductee (and encounter) nonsense

A YouTube notification popped up last night [2/3]  -- one that encouraged me to take a look/listen, which I did for (only) a few minutes...

https://youtu.be/52LyMRO_fQI?si=86BAmY8DqJEjdCrl

The video is about a New Zealand bloke who disappeared for 10 days and when he returned (or was returned) he offered a tale that is not particularly dissimilar to other "experiences"....

This fellow was picked up by alien space visitors [ETs] who took him to their planet and "indoctrinated" him with advice (advisories) about what was good or bad with Earth's societies and existence. (This from a cursory listen to the opening before I clicked off, having wasted a few minutes on the foolish discourse.)

Now why would a supposedly advanced species exert such effort to enlighten a mere mortal -- in this case a bumpkin -- with their knowledge of reality or the cosmic world?

(This is the same kind of mad fable offered by George Adamski, and other long-ago contactees, and a schlub like Billie Meier, or the Hills, plus a few lesser-known members of the great unwashed.)

On the face of such encounters or alleged kidnappings, the so-called experience is ludicrous, and no accounts trying to accom- modate the tellers of such foolishness offsets the inherent madness of such psychological or sociopathic renditions of such happenings.

This element of UFO lore coupled with the ongoing "reports" of crashed or captured UFOs (and now UAP) has sunk the enigmatic substance of UFO sightings and, in some cases, actual encounters with those who operate or control the mysterious phenomena.

(I've set aside, for the moment, my pursuit of banalities like the death of the Jewish and Christian god Yahweh, and the insipidity of this planet's mad pursuit of "happiness" in the face of an impending finality that will affect us all, sooner than later.

And that set aside disturbs me, as the UFO/UAP situation has become, almost, as mad as the present insanity endemic to hu- manity and is now being seen as such -- an hysterical madness -- by the media, social and otherwise.)

What's your feeling(s) about where one should go with the UFO/UAP foolishness afoot in the land right now?

RR