Recent content by FlemishDuck

It's not easy to make predictions reasonable predictions past a certain point, lets say a century or 2. I doubt anyone in the 1823 could so easily make much sound predictions of how 2023 would look like, and while something like being able to fly in airplanes might have possible been conceivable...

If you humbly speak for what you think to know with intention to inform as you seem then i'm quite willing to take youre word for it. I'm hardly all that informed on evolutions in nuclear science. But i do wonder wether my assertion is right from a different perspective, that is to say that the...

To be fair, i think i can explain how it all can work contingent on having 1 specific technology that is within the potential grasp of contemporary humans to get, and it all nicely fits if you think it trough further. Theory: the key about these flying devices is that they have a propulsion...

A few things to critically point out 1) What is the "pentagon U.F.O program"?, i know about AARO but i don't know of any institution going by that name, i'm not even sure if it's really asociated with the Pentagon or just some cleverly named private brand. 2) in what capacity as subcontracter...

it's the more accepted theory that this is how the Minoan civilisation met it's end. I don't think it's nessecarily proven, then again by the same way that the guy you reply to put it there were many civilisations trough history that kinda vanished inexplicably, especially when it relates to...

In times where experienced photoshoppers are plentifull a photo proves nothing at all.

Heh, i guess youre pointing to the fact that there are for example 2.5 million times more ants on the globe than humans? What i really meant was that few species on earth have the kind of physical manipulators like we have to even be able to to build up a materialistic and technoligy driven...

Yeah, it's a bit sad atleast for those who have a fairly rational and "realistic" perception of it that the subject has been taken over in many aspects by "gullible?" in society. Even between something extraterrestial potentially having visited earth, and something extraterrestial being active...

One thing that i seemed to have picked up especially in relation to Nolan, his story and "unindentified flying objects" is that something is stirring in the US regarding this, and it seems mostly so for potential concerns of "new plausibly deniable forms of warfare". You starting to have...

Our own history, atleast in relation to our planet's age, is kinda rather random i'd say. Humans come rather late, and are rather something that might have not evolved to become anything had it not been for so many random (especially extinction) events that hit during our planet's lifespan...

Boys will be boys, and i have to wonder what kind of drugs because in the lowlands we sometimes find what we consider excessive actions against people peddling whaky tobacy kinda ... excessive. Or rather illiberal into the paternalistic and hypocrit when possesion of ganja is punished to severely

Apparently, it's also up to the Duma nowadays to declare non-Russian passports as "invalid" when they wish ...

They might also be intelligent, and then simply lack physical manipulators like our hands to actually do much with it in material terms. Few animals on earth have hands its kinda niche mostly for certain treeclimbers but an intelligent animal won't necessarily be able either to build tools or...

Nolans outing seems more of a somewhat different nature to the typical UFO claims, which kinda seems to speak somewhat for his motivation even in comming out, and the message or political agenda he wants persued with it So, apparently it goes something like: He is contacted by the CIA and...

It is very surprising that such statements are made by a professor of such stature at Stanford University.