The UFO/UAP disclosure thread

[Professor Emeritus]

We actually do not, we feed on and use the ecosystem as we see fit.

That's true of every invasive species when you put it in a new habitat. Our natural niche was as omnivores in the Ethiopian savanna, but we spread far beyond our natural environment. Just like rats in the cities, dingos in Australia, feral dogs/cats/hogs anywhere.

But the everything about this planet continues to go on if you remove humans, we're not integral to its function.

The world can go on just fine without any individual species.

My point was not about scientific classification, it was about documented history, in which there is a lot more than 400 years worth.

But there's only 400 years of history where we've been documenting closely enough to even distinguish one species from another. So how can you claim that evolution wasn't happening when you're relying on records that can't even tell, say, one species of crocodile from the next? And crocodiles take millions of years to speciate.

We did not see major genetic evolution, we saw genetic mutations between variants and even some cases of recombination - there is a difference.

But those are literally the building blocks of major genetic evolution, you just need many more of those events over tens of thousands of years to lead to a major change.

Here's an example of a significant adaptation in a much larger animal - a new sea snake species that appeared just in the last 500 years:

Hydrophis semperi - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

Adaptation to fresh water in the sea snake Hydrophis cyanocinctus: tissue electrolytes and peripheral corticosteroids - PubMed

Adaptation to fresh water in the sea snake Hydrophis cyanocinctus: tissue electrolytes and peripheral corticosteroids

pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov

But that's as much evolution as you're going to be able to see in 500 years. When it takes hundreds of thousands of years to accumulate enough changes to make major breaks, why do you imagine you'd see anything more significant in just a couple thousand years of recorded history?

 

[FromBillionsCameOne]

Anyone that even pretends that they grasp the entirety of biogenesis is fraud.

 

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[Ciggavelli]

I didn’t have time to watch the above video, but you can see occupants in the Turkish ufo video below.

 

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[88m3]

When Secret Mystery Planes Landed At The Air Bases Where I Was Stationed

It may sound like fiction, but on rare occasions, ordinary air bases have extraordinary mystery visitors. It happened to me, twice.

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Good clips of Congressional UFO hearings discussing turning off nukes at the end of the vid. The rest is neat UFO footage and other arial phenomenons.

 

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[FlyBoy718]

The truth is out there? Investigating mystery triangle UFO spotted above U.S. marine base

 

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[Professor Emeritus]

I didn’t have time to watch the above video, but you can see occupants in the Turkish ufo video below.

So the doctor who claims that he removes alien implants from people who have been abducted by aliens, just happened to be on the other side of the world hanging out with this other guy when a spaceship shows up, and this spaceship has an observation deck where the aliens walk out and look around? It's crazy how some people seem to get all the alien luck over and over (but still can't get a damn picture of any clarity even with all their extra chances).

Besides the fact that the entire thing is distorted as fukk like every UFO vid, the consensus I've see is that it's an observation deck on a boat or something similar that's being distorted through a funny lens or other obscuring effect. But the imagery is so bad that it's a Rorshach test to see whatever you want to see, if you go in thinking it's an alien spacecraft with "grays" walking around, then that's what you'll see.