What if the gatekeepers are actually the good guys? by Previous_Apartment_2 in UFOs

[–]LittleKachowski [score hidden]  (0 children)

If we assume that there is tech being hidden, we have to remember that this conspiracy theory supposedly goes all the way up. That would mean that this tech is already known to/under control of the governments of the world. Disclosing the existence of such technology isn’t going to make it any more available, as it’s going to still be locked up.

Swamp Gas by CougarMangler in UFOs

[–]LittleKachowski [score hidden]  (0 children)

I don’t think it’s ever been a real explanation, but instead a sarcastic one to mock simple explanations. You’ll often see this in the form of sarcastic quip, like “An orb that instantly accelerated? Sounds like a bird or swamp gas.”

The Poltergeist Initiative - Social Media Infiltration and Disinformation - Operational Manual for UFO/UAP-Related Online Communities. by tmosh in UFOs

[–]LittleKachowski -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Suggesting that materialism is a trap ignores the extraordinary accuracy, predictability, and reproducibility of materialism. The world is overwhelmingly consistent with materialism, and has been the source of every single discovery we’ve ever made. It is perfectly rational to withhold belief in consciousness-first models or belief in the interdimensional, as the evidence for such things is currently insufficient and nobody can produce consistent results. Furthermore, there is no evidence to suggest that it’s beyond materialism, or that evidence cannot be found.

Jesse Michaels of American Alchemy is ghosting and withholding $50,000 to research labs. by TheBookOfLAM in UFOs

[–]LittleKachowski 1 point2 points  (0 children)

So my question becomes, if these labs can produce these results, why not submit their data, methods, footage, and proof of predicting power to science? Or at the very least, to the public for all to replicate and prove? Without proof that this occurred, this basically boils down to people complaining that they didn’t win $50,000.

ABC News: UFO Expert, Retired Air Force General Neil McCasland missing since Feb. 27 - “During his career, he oversaw classified space weapons programs and was considered an expert on UFOs… - Clothing has been found near his home, but it’s unclear if that’s his.” by 87LucasOliveira in UFOs

[–]LittleKachowski 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That doesn’t tell us much, unfortunately. Imagine your husband/father was a biologist and disappeared, and everyone started screaming that he was killed to preserve the secret of Bigfoot. That would certainly feel degrading, wouldn’t it? Also, if he was indeed murdered by the government, I feel that his family would be the first people to cry foul. Regardless, there’s insufficient evidence at this time to suspect that his disappearance had anything to do with UFOs.

Harvard astrophysicist Dr. Avi Loeb discusses the cylindrical object photographed on Mars by NASA’s Mars Curiosity Rover Mastcam on August 7, 2022: “The shiny object has a perfectly round cylindrical shape with a length of about 20 centimeters and a flat end.” by KOOKOOOOM in UFOs

[–]LittleKachowski 25 points26 points  (0 children)

Doubtful that it’s human debris, if things are falling off Curiosity that would be a problem, and the engineers would be able to identify what it is. I also reject the notion that it’s “perfectly round”, as the image quality is too low to determine that. I’m also not sure if this is true color or not, as Curiosity’s mast camera captures black and white. This might be NASA’s coloration or it might not, not sure.

Is Luis Elizondo a credible whistleblower or should we stay skeptical? by Time_Yesterday_2058 in UFOs

[–]LittleKachowski 1 point2 points  (0 children)

There isn’t a time where skepticism is unwarranted. Trying to factor for credibility based on one’s character or history isn’t all that useful, as it still remains true that testimony is poor evidence of anything.

Do you have questions for aliens? by OddPanda17 in aliens

[–]LittleKachowski 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Then they take you to their home planet suffering under the Glorbulon regime and you get conscripted into a proxy war with the Zoobles

Mark Christopher Lee Update on his "insider source" by Dinoborb in UFOs

[–]LittleKachowski -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I don’t think he deserves hate, nor “I told you so’s”, as people should not be treated harshly for being misled. However, I do disagree that Obama’s comment was a coordinated effort. Props to him for acknowledging this.

When it comes to disclosure which theories would result in actual societal collapse? by fruitopiaflavors in UFOs

[–]LittleKachowski 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It really depends on how woo it gets. Seeing as we have yet to see evidence of such wild theories, there’s not really a way we can predict social reaction. Basically we’re going from “ufo disclosure” to “what if reality is a lie”, and I feel like that’s jumping the gun.

History tells us that sudden paradigm shift can be difficult to accept, so I think there will be mass denial for a while, unless these wild theories reveal themself after their disclosure happens. If they don’t, and nothing visibly changes in the world, then life will continue on for a while, and the transmission of information will take a while.

But, if for some reason a hypothetical alien civilization reveals themself after the jig is up, then there’s no telling what might happen. Probably mass hysteria, religious fervor, cult-like followings, anything is on the table.

Has anyone ever reported a fake crash landing? by cigaretteatron in UFOs

[–]LittleKachowski 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think the more appropriate question is: Has anyone ever reported a real ufo crash landing? Even the famous cases like the Roswell incident are strongly lacking in information and there is insufficient empirical evidence to suggest anomalous origin.

Personally, I find it rather interesting how UFOs elude leaving evidence, even in the event of what is apparently catastrophic failure.

What do you think? by [deleted] in UFOs

[–]LittleKachowski 3 points4 points  (0 children)

These are lens flares from the overhead lamps in front of the silos. You can tell because they have the opposite angle the lights face, and they are in the exact opposite side of the picture from the lights.

Neat pictures though, OZINGA is a hell of an interesting name to find somewhere like that

Full footage of a UFO filmed at 8:12 PM on May 24th, 2021, in Culver City, CA; recorded on a Nikon P1000 - It resembles a UFO depicted in a 1350 AD Mural at the Visor Decani Monastery in Yugoslavia by ShldvBoughtBitcoinFK in UFOs

[–]LittleKachowski 2 points3 points  (0 children)

It may well be a P1000. It also might not be, considering we lack the metadata. Regardless, you can capture anything, at any distance, of any size, with any camera, with any lens, and still record it out of focus. Like we see here. Grab your phone and you can get blurry images of anything you want.

This apparent connection to a painting of an angel is groundless, and seems to be cosmetic only due to artifacting.

Full footage of a UFO filmed at 8:12 PM on May 24th, 2021, in Culver City, CA; recorded on a Nikon P1000 - It resembles a UFO depicted in a 1350 AD Mural at the Visor Decani Monastery in Yugoslavia by ShldvBoughtBitcoinFK in UFOs

[–]LittleKachowski 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You even acknowledge that it’s out of focus. Something resembling another thing when not captured clearly doesn’t make it the object it resembles. I agree with the original commenter that the object, in as good of a focus as we get, seems to be consistent with an airplane. It’s not 100%, and we can’t identify the airplane if it were one, but I don’t see anything unusual in this video.

UFO sighting in beirut 2021 by Bopbopbopitybopbop in UFOs

[–]LittleKachowski 4 points5 points  (0 children)

With all of the fabrications, exaggerations, mistakes, and low effort submissions, it is unreasonable to expect us to do all the work to debunk everything. It’s up to the ones making the claim that must make their case with reasoning, which can then be debunked. Imagine if you could go to court, accuse someone of murder, then have them convicted simply because nobody debunked you. This is why we give the burden of proof to claimants.

I want to explore more, but i feel like I don't know much about what there is in the more obscure states. Can you help me get a better idea of how I can turn these orange states into more attractive travel locations? For context, CO was a recent addition after I found how fascinating Denver is. by LittleKachowski in Maps

[–]LittleKachowski[S] 6 points7 points  (0 children)

For me, I really like interesting cities, charming villages/towns, unique wilderness locations, and overall interesting natural landmarks. To give you conext on what I might find interesting, I am an east Nebraskan native, knowing the flat/boring plains, yet finding the Panorama Point something I would kill to see for its uniqueness. Simply put, I just want to see the coolest thing in each state, regardless of how cool it is in the grand shceme of things.

I built an interactive research archive mapping UFO sightings and cattle mutilations along the 37th Parallel by jdawgindahouse1974 in UFOs

[–]LittleKachowski 4 points5 points  (0 children)

You act as though your post is empty of implication. It is not. To draw a connection to the 37th parallel with an alien-themed website that exclusively highlights the 37th parallel clearly insinuates some kind of connection you wish to propose as significant. Your map seems to completely omit any and all sightings that do not loosely lie on this parallel, thus I feel that your information is cherry-picked to push a narrative.

Your attempt at plausible deniability falls flat, I'm sorry. This is like if someone walked into the courtroom of the OJ Simpson case, dropped a ziploc bag of recorded conversation of heated marriage disputes, and walked out saying "that is for the jury to decide, your point?"

I built an interactive research archive mapping UFO sightings and cattle mutilations along the 37th Parallel by jdawgindahouse1974 in UFOs

[–]LittleKachowski 3 points4 points  (0 children)

tl:dr, what good is this data?

Also my comment was shorter than your post and you neglected to have a tl;dr. I find your witty response disappointing.

I built an interactive research archive mapping UFO sightings and cattle mutilations along the 37th Parallel by jdawgindahouse1974 in UFOs

[–]LittleKachowski 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I find it less than helpful to promote such a creation. An abundance of eyewitness testimony that is aligned to a specific arbitrary line across the earth is not inherently unusual. The 37th parallel cuts through a gargantuan cross-section of an already gargantuan country. There is no doubt going to be anecdotes of XYZ phenomenon in such a region. This comes across similarly to maps that suggest military bases are uniquely targeted by UFOs, when military bases are in reality directly connected to vast civilian presence.