"Sean Illing:
What’s the Occam’s razor explanation for these UFO sightings?
Alexander Wendt:
To me, the Occam’s razor explanation is ETs."
This guy really wants aliens to exist, and/or he doesn't understand what Occam's razor is. The simplest solution is that the things in the sky that we cannot identify are star-faring craft built by otherworldly beings...?
The navy videos are weird, don't get me wrong, but it seems like such a jump to say 'alien lifeforms in spaceships are the most likely cause.'
We just waisted a couple trillion dollars on sci-fi capabilities at Lockheed without result shall we let China & Russia know we didn't find anything in our R&D?
No just send them some sketchy UFO videos that will keep m busy!
I think the global sky survey non-profit is a good idea and could have secondary benefits beyond UFO studies. One of the tricks with this is to have a network of sites set up so that motion at one triggers others, so you can get multi-point tracks. This allows you to compute ranging, size, dynamics, etc. You can track satellites, comets, space debris, find illegal drones... I'd support it...
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[ 4.1 ms ] story [ 16.5 ms ] threadAlexander Wendt: To me, the Occam’s razor explanation is ETs."
This guy really wants aliens to exist, and/or he doesn't understand what Occam's razor is. The simplest solution is that the things in the sky that we cannot identify are star-faring craft built by otherworldly beings...?
The navy videos are weird, don't get me wrong, but it seems like such a jump to say 'alien lifeforms in spaceships are the most likely cause.'
Star-faring craft built by otherworldly beings seems a pretty simple explanation. Getting people to accept that is the complicated part.
No just send them some sketchy UFO videos that will keep m busy!