The age of disclosure (Documentary)

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In all honesty, I don't understand those who say we are alone in this universe eventhough there are several videos showing flying objects that don't look like human technology.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SXUEcfgZv70


I understand that there are UFO videos that are fake because jerks exist everywhere, but we have to give credit to some videos that are 100% real, specially the official video records from governments.


Even so, let's pretend that all the videos are fake, we can still count on the thousands of testimonies about it which the most valuable comes from the former officials that worked in the reverse engineer of the retrieved alien ships.


I mean, it's like in a trial, a judge can't have solid evidence to decide if someone is guilty or not, but he can count on the testimonies. I'm not a fkn shyster but I know a judge can value the testimonies as legit evidence. The more the testimonies, the better.


Anyway, what I value the most about this issue is that people are not afraid anymore to talk about it. In the past, people were afraid of being ridiculed or being cast out of the society if they talked openly about it. Now nobody blushes at it. I'm fairly satisfied because that tells we're very close to the disclosure.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GJPrxBQvAK8

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#2 •••
@Misterio
In all honesty, I don't understand those who say we are alone in this universe


People are low IQ. this is why they think an endless space only happened to have 1 tiny spot with life on it. An endless space would have to have plenty of spots with life on it, because endless implies an eventually repeating pattern.

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Once you accept flat earth theory, a lot of other things add up.

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The US is a definitively secular nation, founded on complete separation of the State and religion. The Left Wing of US realise this but don't realise that pure freedom requires as low tax and free access to guns as possible. The Right Wing of US don't realise that secular pure freedom means the LGBTQ+ and abortion agendas both end up in line with US's liberty-first ethos.

It is left-wing to be pro-life. You are backing poor babies being born at the inconvenience of the already-born. Go figure.

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@GreatfulGoy

That's not entirely true, but for now, Earth is the only planet known to host life. However, the search for life beyond Earth is ongoing, with many scientists believing it is possible that life exists elsewhere given the vast number of planets in the universe. 

  1. Why Earth is currently unique: So far, no extraterrestrial life has been definitively found. While many exoplanets have been discovered that are in the "habitable zone" (with temperatures that could support liquid water), this doesn't guarantee life exists there.
  2. Why scientists think life might exist elsewhere:
  3. There are trillions of planets in our galaxy, and many are Earth-sized and located in habitable zones.
  4. The building blocks of life, like water, are found throughout the solar system and cosmos.
  5. On Earth, life has been found in extreme environments (like deep-sea hydrothermal vents or in Antarctica), which suggests life could potentially exist in a wider range of conditions than previously thought.
  6. The ongoing search: Scientists are looking for "biosignatures"—gases or other indicators of life—in the atmospheres of exoplanets. While some potential signs have been found, they are not yet conclusive and could be the result of non-living chemical processes. 


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#5 •••

Hmmm, I wonder what David Bartel and Jack Szostak think..

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#6 •••
@SatanLucy

I came to the conclusion that these people are radicals, either religious or atheists. They don't want their beliefs to be challenged.

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@GreatfulGoy
Once you accept flat earth theory, a lot of other things add up.


UFO/UAP is not a theory, it's something real that certain people are reluclant to accept because it clashes with their beliefs.

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#8 •••

"GratefulGoy


Once you accept flat earth theory


Have you sailed to the edge of the world yet?

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#9 •••
@SatanLucy

You still cannot get a UFO view of the universe standing on the edge of the flat earth.

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#10 •••
@Misterio

Amazing. Let us know about it.

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The US is a definitively secular nation, founded on complete separation of the State and religion. The Left Wing of US realise this but don't realise that pure freedom requires as low tax and free access to guns as possible. The Right Wing of US don't realise that secular pure freedom means the LGBTQ+ and abortion agendas both end up in line with US's liberty-first ethos.

It is left-wing to be pro-life. You are backing poor babies being born at the inconvenience of the already-born. Go figure.

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It is antarctica and if I had Id not dox myself

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The US is a definitively secular nation, founded on complete separation of the State and religion. The Left Wing of US realise this but don't realise that pure freedom requires as low tax and free access to guns as possible. The Right Wing of US don't realise that secular pure freedom means the LGBTQ+ and abortion agendas both end up in line with US's liberty-first ethos.

It is left-wing to be pro-life. You are backing poor babies being born at the inconvenience of the already-born. Go figure.

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@Misterio
UFO/UAP is not a theory, it's something real that certain people are reluclant to accept because it clashes with their beliefs.


UFO/UAP are clearly real phenomenon, the belief their origin is extraterrestrial intelligent life is a theory.

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@FLRW
Hmmm, I wonder what David Bartel and Jack Szostak think.


I understand that they think extraterrestrial life is relatively common, but they don't know about "intelligent" life.



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@Misterio

I saw a UFO when I was around 13-14 years old, sort of uneventful story, three friends and I saw it in the distance moving slowly, nobody believed us but the next day the Cincinnati Enquirer reported that hundreds of other people had reported seeing it.


I believe they are evidence of extraterrestrial intelligent life.

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It is antarctica and if I had Id not dox myself


Damn, you think antarctica is edge of the world? Send pics.

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Seriously, this has to be some trolling. No way someone actually believes in flat Earth unless they are under 130 IQ.


Personally, I believe in triangle Earth. Earth is a triangle. Prove to me that Earth isnt a triangle.

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@SatanLucy

Haven’t seen a triangular globe yet, have you?

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#18 •••
@Debby

Here is image of actual Earth:



the government doesnt want for you to know the truth about Earth. Earth is a triangle. If we knew that Earth is a triangle,imagine what power we would have. Other planets are triangles too, the moon is a triangle just like Earth. But the government put in place holograms which make it seem like these planets are round to make it seem Earth is round too. triangle is mathematically perfect shape and it is also scientifically possible, which is why Earth is a triangle. If I was God, I would make the Earth to be a triangle. People who dont believe in triangle Earth are just brainwashed. Open your eyes, see the triangle Earth.

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@SatanLucy

Anyone can see the rest of the view is blocked.

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@Sidewalker
I saw a UFO when I was around 13-14 years old, sort of uneventful story, three friends and I saw it in the distance moving slowly, nobody believed us but the next day the Cincinnati Enquirer reported that hundreds of other people had reported seeing it.

I believe they are evidence of extraterrestrial intelligent life.


Thank you for your testimony. I thought you were going to make fun of this thread as the atheist that you are.


I think it's natural to conclude UFOs are alien ships because they resemble our aircrafts as they are made of metal and use lights during the night. So, it's logical to think they are crewed by intelligent beings.

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@Misterio

UFO sightings are not classified as hallucinations

, but rather as misidentifications of conventional objects or phenomena, hoaxes, or psychological phenomena such as pareidolia (perceiving patterns in random stimuli). While some psychological factors are correlated with reporting UFOs, research suggests that most reports are not from individuals with psychopathology and they genuinely believe they witnessed something rea

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@GreatfulGoy
Once you accept flat earth theory, a lot of other things add up.


IN my latitude, I see Orion in my night sky only between October to March. On a flat Earth of a dimension compatible with Earth's known surace area [510M km^2] I should see it year-round. In fact, the necessary surface area of a flat earth to see Orion year-round would occupy 2 x10^18 km^2, greater than the area occupied by Jupiter's orbit.

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We tell God what to do and then blame Him for our errors.

- Dr. Pet Dragon of Sorbonne University

#23 •••
@Misterio

Fact is, there is currently no reliable or substantial evidence for the existence of life elsewhere.


Assuming that there should be is a reasonable assumption.


And suggesting that there might not be, is a reasonable suggestion.


Just like bigfoot, we see the indefinite photos, but it never strolls down the high street.


So if ET's are clever enough and have the technological ability to get here, then why keep fu*king about with all the sketchy unidentifiable introductions.



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#24 •••
@Misterio
I thought you were going to make fun of this thread as the atheist that you are.


Where did you get that idea? I'm not an atheist by any stretch of the imagination.

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#25 •••
@Sidewalker
Where did you get that idea? I'm not an atheist by any stretch of the imagination.


Oh, well. Glad to see you're not atheist.


Checking on your posts, you seem to have an ambiguous position. Your comments in the religion forum are unintelligile.


How do you identify yourself?

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@SergeantLynch
Assuming that there should be is a reasonable assumption.

And suggesting that there might not be, is a reasonable suggestion.


Well, you seem to not have read enough about science. The likelihood of extraterrestrial life is very high, so your second statement is completely wrong.


https://www.theguardian.com/science/2025/apr/17/scientists-hail-strongest-evidence-so-far-for-life-beyond-our-solar-system


https://www.vice.com/en/article/a-scientist-just-mathematically-proved-that-alien-life-in-the-universe-is-likely-to-exist/


So if ET's are clever enough and have the technological ability to get here, then why keep fu*king about with all the sketchy unidentifiable introductions.


What about the uncountable UFO videos? and the testimonies of former officials that couldn't testify at the time?


ETs don't show up because of the same reason we don't approach the wild life. It would be stupid and highly risky. That's why ETs only show up to certain people that have their consciosness expanded and understand what it's going on. As for the rest of people. ETs keep away from them, otherwise it would be like trying to greet a gorilla or a lion, they would just expect violence as reaction. Humanity is like a zoo for them.


Mind you, if ETs showed up right now, all these idiotic religious people would attack them since they're convinced the ETs are fallen angels (or demons). Hahahaha. Well, at least these zealots acknowledge the existence of extraterrestrial life.

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@Misterio

The idea that extraterrestrials (ETs) are similar to spiritual beings is a prominent concept in various spiritual traditions, new religious movements (often called "UFO religions"), and some modern metaphysical discussions

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#28 •••
@Misterio

As there is currently no evidence of life elsewhere, then my second statement is currently appropriate.


And like I said, sketchy photos and hearsay.


If an ET civilisation has developed the technology and has the ability to get here, then it will get here, and won't be afraid to do so.


And it will probably come in a massive spacecraft that will be spotted long before it gets here, and everyone will be able to Identify it when it does.


You dream of ET Misterio, but you never credit it with the superior intellect it obviously must possess.

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@SergeantLynch
Fact is, there is currently no reliable or substantial evidence for the existence of life elsewhere.


True that, I think the probability that it's out there is enormous, but because of distance and time constraints, the probability that we would be able to get reliable or substantial evidence is almost zero.


Assuming that there should be is a reasonable assumption.


Science's primary method of reasoning is inductive reasoning, which moves from specific observations to general principles, and it yields probabilistic conclusions. Estimates of the number of planets with conditions similar to earth, are mind bogglingly large, billions in the milky way alone, and in the quintillions in all the galaxies in the visible universe. Let's go with statistical probability, we have only been able to observe one, and what we observe on that one is a natural process that included the creation of life which steadily progressed towards greater complexity and higher forms of sentience, going from inanimate matter, to life, to thought, to self-reflective consciousness, culminating in intelligent life. Out of a possible quintillion, we have observed intelligent life on 100% of those sampled, scientifically speaking, the probability that there are others is mind bogglingly high.


And suggesting that there might not be, is a reasonable suggestion.


I suppose it's reasonable, but I've never seen an argument that logically arrived at that conclusion scientifically.


Just like bigfoot, we see the indefinite photos, but it never strolls down the high street.

So if ET's are clever enough and have the technological ability to get here, then why keep fu*king about with all the sketchy unidentifiable introductions.


Yep, Fermi's Paradox, I think it's easy to come up with reasons why we wouldn't be able to detect life on other planets even if there are trillions and trillions of planets with life. I have a strong background in signal transmission and there's no fucking way you can get any known signal from there to here. I would think that it's even more impossible to get a vehicle from there to here, and yet, I saw one almost 60 years ago, and despite how unlikely or unreasonable the conclusion is, I have always believed it was evidence of extraterrestrial intelligent life. The whole point of a UFO is it's "unidentified", it's much more reasonable to conclude what we are seeing is some kind of terrestrial phenomenon that is merely unidentified and misunderstood.


Nevertheless, I'm going with little green men.

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#30 •••

How Stupid Not to Have Thought of That! Part 3 | National Center for Science Education


Life on Earth was an accident.

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