But Jeff, artifacts do exist. They have been seen by people and
described in detail. Granted, you are not allowed to see them, but is
that required for you to believe? In addition, the abductees describe
conditions in the space crafts and instruments used for examination
that are in many cases identical even though this information is not
generally known and the various abductees never talked to each other.
In addition, physical evidence in the form of changes in soil
properties and indentations where the craft landed have been described
in detail. Although the aliens are well ahead of us in science, we do
not need to explain their existence by using excessive imagination, as
I think you have done.
As for the universe being empty of life except ours, this is simply
not a rational possibility. The earth is a late comer to the
universe. We should expect life that formed on older planets than ours
to be more advanced.
Ed
On Aug 1, 2009, at 9:41 AM, Jeff Fink wrote:
Could we all consider the possibility that the sightings and
abductions
reported over the years were experienced in a manner that bypassed
the five
senses and were sent directly to a person's brain by entities that
cannot
effectively manipulate matter and energy but operate outside the
"real"
world. That would explain why we have no authentic UFO artifacts.
Somebody
is trying very hard to make us think there are real aliens in our
universe,
when perhaps there are none. They have a purpose, and it is
important to
them that the human race believes in space aliens. They wouldn't
have to do
this if there actually were some. Maybe the universe to this point
really
is an awful waste of space.
Jeff
-----Original Message-----
From: OrionWorks [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Saturday, August 01, 2009 11:05 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [Vo]:OT: The Abduction Paradigm
From Jed:
OrionWorks wrote:
I'm under the impression that you have not looked into this
subject to
any great extent.
That is correct. That's why I asked how many pilots have reported
anomalies.
. . . your comments about the reliability of the pilots you've known
seems
uncharacteristically anecdotal.
It is completely anecdotal and not to be taken seriously. However,
I have
met quite a number of weirdo pilots, with very odd beliefs,
especially
ones
who resemble Gen. Jack D. Ripper in Dr. Strangelove. So there are
at least
some you should not trust. It wouldn't take many to introduce a
little
noise
in the data set, with one or two reports per year.
I wished I had had the chance to have been introduced to your mother.
I think I would have learned a lot listening to her and subsequently
discussing the subtleties of various perceptions.
Regards
Steven Vincent Johnson
www.OrionWorks.com
www.zazzle.com/orionworks
