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Originally Posted by Steve_A
In the good old days people would hold up documents, would show photographic evidence, would cite names.
People like Alex Jones try to do this, although he has had a few embarrasing moments recently, there's a Mexican journalist Jaime Maussan who shows footage of what he claims are light orbs, Richard Hoagland is another that puts reasonable logical evidence out there, even John lear did this in the past.
Nowadays it appears that less 'evidence' is needed, just a nod and a wink and a quick endorsement..... or is that just me being more synical in my old age?
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In the good old days, documents and photographic evidence were harder to fake. Now, it's very difficult to trust physical evidence without an audit trail from the point of collection made by trustworthy individuals. Trust anything digitized and placed on the internet? Ha!
Individual bits of "evidence" are pretty much worthless. No single picture or video should be enough to convince anyone that UFOs exist. No single testimony should be enough. A lot of corroborated testimony from individuals with nothing to gain such as in the Disclosure Project starts to be interesting, but not necessarily convincing.
If you passively wait for someone to prove this stuff to you, you will never know. You have to actively seek your own experiences. That is what Greer's CSETI program supports, but it is not the only way to go about it. It's not just telepathic contact, there are real physical effects to observe. It 's the physical response to a telepathic interaction that will really get your attention. And no, I'm not interested in "proving" to anyone on this forum using words or pictures that I've experienced this. Go out and get your own experiences. Then you will know.
This forum is fine for finding sources of inspiration and background information on areas of interest, but in the end, whether your trying to form a community, learn to survive in the wilderness, or prove to yourself that ETs are visiting earth, you have to get off the computer, get out of your comfort zone, and DO SOMETHING.