Ufo-Ignoranz ist politischer Natur!
26.09.2008 um 16:10@xpq101
Dein Hinweis auf Alan Hynek kommt ganz gelegen.
Wie schrieb doch J. Valée so entwaffnend über Al Hynek:
"Late in his life, Hynek was critical of the popular extraterrestrial hypothesis. He began expressing his doubts that UFOs are physical spacecraft from other planets. As Hynek himself said in October 1976: "I have come to support less and less the idea that UFOs are 'nuts and bolts' spacecrafts from other worlds. There are just too many things going against this theory.
To me, it seems ridiculous that super intelligences would travel great distances to do relatively stupid things like stop cars, collect soil samples, and frighten people. I think we must begin to re-examine the evidence. We must begin to look closer to home (Vallee, Revelations: Alien Contact and Human Deception)”
Dein Hinweis auf Alan Hynek kommt ganz gelegen.
Wie schrieb doch J. Valée so entwaffnend über Al Hynek:
"Late in his life, Hynek was critical of the popular extraterrestrial hypothesis. He began expressing his doubts that UFOs are physical spacecraft from other planets. As Hynek himself said in October 1976: "I have come to support less and less the idea that UFOs are 'nuts and bolts' spacecrafts from other worlds. There are just too many things going against this theory.
To me, it seems ridiculous that super intelligences would travel great distances to do relatively stupid things like stop cars, collect soil samples, and frighten people. I think we must begin to re-examine the evidence. We must begin to look closer to home (Vallee, Revelations: Alien Contact and Human Deception)”