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On 5/25/2021 at 2:16 PM, mishra said:

No matter which side of spectrum a politician is, you can allways get a feel of a politician/a activist if he really believes in what he is saying or is it hunger for money/career/power that is driving him.

 

I respect the ones who do not change their principled stand. For example that Kamala Harris, she may even become Mother India now, I can’t respect her.

 

We call her Chitti. She is as Indian as Shivanarine Chanderpaul. 

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On 5/21/2021 at 4:03 AM, coffee_rules said:

I can't take a man with such a huge soul patch seriously.

 

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Those are not Chinese or Russian drones. No way they can create an aircraft that can fly at 13000 mph without propulsion and aerodynamic bodies, that's defying laws of physics. 100% other worldly.

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On 5/21/2021 at 5:33 PM, Mariyam said:

I saw some parts of the video in the OP.

 

Honestly looks like a bed bug in black and white. Given the zillions that nations spend on spycraft and satellites, is this the best picture that they have?

What exactly is supposed to be worrisome here?

 

Why do all these aliens only go to/are sighted by the USA?

 

 

They have been sighted innumerable times by the patrolling Indian army at Siachen glacier but are generally encouraged to ignore them, the sightings are more common in isolated areas.

 

I believe the pop culture has played a big role in people's disbelief of ufo existence. There is a rigid boundary between fiction and reality and ufos belong to the fiction zone along with dragons, Santa Klaus, griffins and etc.

 

Which is why there comes a confirmation bias even after a genuine evidence is presented before people because that would mean blurring the boundary between fiction and reality.

 

I believe what the US Air Force pilots say, they will not risk their reputation by making baseless claims.

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@MechEng i never gave aliens that much thought. My comments were based on the really poor quality of the video in the OP. That could literally be anything.

A bed bug, a UFO, an ameoba. Just about anything.

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3 hours ago, MechEng said:

 

They have been sighted innumerable times by the patrolling Indian army at Siachen glacier but are generally encouraged to ignore them, the sightings are more common in isolated areas.

 

I believe the pop culture has played a big role in people's disbelief of ufo existence. There is a rigid boundary between fiction and reality and ufos belong to the fiction zone along with dragons, Santa Klaus, griffins and etc.

 

Which is why there comes a confirmation bias even after a genuine evidence is presented before people because that would mean blurring the boundary between fiction and reality.

 

I believe what the US Air Force pilots say, they will not risk their reputation by making baseless claims.


I wouldn’t believe anything. I just think it’s interesting time to raise this. Also interesting that even with the quality of cameras improving exponentially the footage of aliens remains the same as the one caught 30 years back. 

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1 hour ago, Mariyam said:

@MechEng i never gave aliens that much thought. My comments were based on the really poor quality of the video in the OP. That could literally be anything.

A bed bug, a UFO, an ameoba. Just about anything.

 

Those are infrared cameras. Besides, the incident was from 2004, Pentagon declassified it recently. Bed bugs, amoebas don't travel at 13000 mph (Mumbai to New York in 40 minutes).

 

Watch this pilot's experience. P.S. edited it, this is better explained

 

 

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42 minutes ago, ravishingravi said:


I wouldn’t believe anything. I just think it’s interesting time to raise this. Also interesting that even with the quality of cameras improving exponentially the footage of aliens remains the same as the one caught 30 years back. 

 

It might be impossible to get a close up image of a ufo because whoever is piloting that ufo or using it as a drone is very aware of human presence and would not allow to be approached closer. These things are fast and what excites me is their mode of conveyance, we can save so much energy and fuel if we get our hands on such kind of technology.

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On 5/25/2021 at 1:06 AM, Mariyam said:

Are you judging by content? My comment was more on the lines of general oration: diction and the art of story telling.

 

I always found Obama smug and corporate head honcho type. Not something the common Joe could relate to.

Plus, he always needed a teleprompter.  Great orators don't.  

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On 5/27/2021 at 8:34 AM, vvvslaxman said:

I saw this movie Arrival yesterday. Very different movie.

The director seems like got confused with the plot so ended it without proper ending.

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2 hours ago, BacktoCricaddict said:

Plus, he always needed a teleprompter.  Great orators don't.  

Obama was never a great orator. He had issues with public speaking. 

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Here is the real interview to watch of the pilot in question, David Fravor 

Start at 1 hr 11 minutes for the UFO discussion. The first hour is about being an USAF pilot. 

 

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