UFO evidence

[freeztar]

Paige,

This thread is about ufo evidence and from the OP:

This thread is for posting evidence of ufo's Photos, and films, even sightings. Evidence should be more than "I saw a light in the sky"

Please stay on topic and stop posting unsupported belief as truth.

[paigetheoracle]

Originally Posted by freeztar

Paige,

This thread is about ufo evidence and from the OP:



Please stay on topic and stop posting unsupported belief as truth.

Sorry you're right. I was just trying to round off a debate started in this column.

[stereologist]

'A normal person's nervous system gets rid of a lot of detail and then fills the blanks with whatever he 'expects' to see'.

I think that if people want to see UFOs where there is none then they see that.

Movement causes blurring of reality

People are quite good at handling motion. People walk, catch balls, juggle. For things that humans cannot do well we create device extend our senses. Telescopes, cameras, microphones, microscopes, etc.

Autistic people are experiencing the actual world much more directly and accurately than normal people

No idea why this is in this thread, but that seems like a quote out of context. The use of the word accurately is wrong. Direct does not apply accuracy.

[paigetheoracle]

Originally Posted by stereologist

I think that if people want to see UFOs where there is none then they see that.

Yes, it's a question of interpreting what they see (alien craft), rather than what they actually see (light in the sky)

No idea why this is in this thread, but that seems like a quote out of context. The use of the word accurately is wrong. Direct does not apply accuracy.

This was here because that was the subject of the whole book (autism) of which this quote was just part

As for people 'handling' reality, this isn't what I was on about. The problem is in perception, not interaction with solid objects - in other words passive reception of information, not active output of energy.