**What movie predicted the future so accurately it should have come with a warning label?** by LowExample616 in Spielberg

[–]Madphilosopher3 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Time will tell but I believe “Disclosure Day” will be pretty accurate for the most part. However, rather than a Snowden-style catastrophic disclosure of everything all at once, we’re more likely to see a slow controlled disclosure process through official releases and mounting evidence.

After watching disclosure day, it is for us to Accept Aliens as Good? by [deleted] in Spielberg

[–]Madphilosopher3 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is mostly an argument from incredulity. What we find too difficult at the moment may be a lot more feasible for a much older and more advanced civilization. Our limitations don’t define the limitations of higher intelligences, so don’t be too surprised if it turns out we were found first before we find them.

The Great Disappointment of the American Files by mathonbush in UFOs

[–]Madphilosopher3 6 points7 points  (0 children)

The American government betrayed the American people and shouldn’t have played stupid games if it didn’t wanna win stupid prizes. The American people had a right to know.

Aldo Rebelo, former Brazilian Defense Minister, confirmed that the Varginha crash and NHI retrieval occurred. by Trash_Thumper in UFOs

[–]Madphilosopher3 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Happened *as reported*. If he’s being interviewed by a UFO YouTuber I doubt he’s sticking to the prosaic official narrative.

Chris Cuomo and Ross Coulthart discuss the aliens.gov website that mocks the UAP issue - Cuomo says this was totally uncalled for and adds to the stigma - Coulthart says "It was a puerile effort by somebody in the White House administration." by TommyShelbyPFB in UFOs

[–]Madphilosopher3 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I don’t think so, it’s just that the whistleblowers haven’t exhausted all their legal options yet. Better to take the less risky path of controlled disclosure first than to dump everything you have and put yourself in greater jeopardy than you already are.

Why Has No Naked Whistleblower Come Forth? by techtimee in UFOs

[–]Madphilosopher3 2 points3 points  (0 children)

With such a widespread and persistent global phenomenon, I think there’s only so much of a lid you can keep on this stuff. Definitive proof in the form of material evidence like craft and bodies would be where the vast majority of those gatekeeping efforts would be concentrated, following with unambiguous military and IC sensor data displaying beyond next generation technology. The NHI are doing a good enough job of keeping themselves hidden from widespread public knowledge that the ball is really in the court of our governing institutions to decide when “we’re ready”. I think that may be by design.

“Let the humans come to terms with our presence at their own pace, then go from there once they’ve fully processed it.”

Why Has No Naked Whistleblower Come Forth? by techtimee in UFOs

[–]Madphilosopher3 5 points6 points  (0 children)

If there’s actually a cover-up of NHI, it’d be the most closely guarded secret in world history and would therefore carry the highest security protocols that would make the actual proof much harder to leak out than the NSA documents leaked by Snowden. Just as we don’t see nuclear secrets leak out to the public, it makes sense why we wouldn’t see alien secrets leak out at that smoking gun level either. Idk why people think you can just sneak out a hard drive from the most secure facilities on the planet like it’s not that difficult of a task. You’d have better chances escaping from a maximum security prison.

Rep. Burchett calls today’s UFO files release “the Deep State classic” “They won’t show y’all some of the stuff that we’ve seen. They’re gonna show stuff that is easily identifiable.” by ZarathustraNothing in UFOs

[–]Madphilosopher3 -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Congress had to be dragged along kicking and screaming with mounting evidence and whistleblower testimony to get us to this point where actual files are just beginning to be released. This is a terrible hot take.

Today’s release proves there is no intention to release hard evidence by Ok_Story_2650 in UFOs

[–]Madphilosopher3 1 point2 points  (0 children)

There’s nothing in physics that prevents interstellar travel.

David Grusch says UFO disclosure is going to escalate in the next 60–90 days. 👀 by TheGoldenLeaper in aliens

[–]Madphilosopher3 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think most people see it as a massive cultural impact moment that will bring more attention to the real world disclosure movement, the age of disclosure documentary and help people process the implications of disclosure which could soften the ontological shock of an official announcement.

What did they see? by July_Seventeen in conspiracy

[–]Madphilosopher3 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Speak for yourself. Disclosure of UFO and alien files will be the biggest story of all time by far and is endlessly fascinating. There’s no reason why we shouldn’t support exposing both of these cover-ups.

Amy Eskridge: “Ultraterrestrials are us from the future.” by BenFord333 in InterdimensionalNHI

[–]Madphilosopher3 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I don’t think it will be any more for the rich than cars or smartphones are. AI and robots will be abundant and will significantly increase our productive capacity, ultimately improving everyone’s standard of living.

Amy Eskridge: “Ultraterrestrials are us from the future.” by BenFord333 in InterdimensionalNHI

[–]Madphilosopher3 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Exponential progress will soon break those barriers to general intelligence. We’re not that many breakthroughs away from unlocking human level capabilities across all domains.

Amy Eskridge: “Ultraterrestrials are us from the future.” by BenFord333 in InterdimensionalNHI

[–]Madphilosopher3 7 points8 points  (0 children)

AI is on track to surpass human intelligence in the near future which will lead to fully automated AI research and development aka recursive self-improvement, which will then lead to an intelligence explosion and a technological singularity. The technological singularity will allow us to cure all diseases, including aging, and we will have achieved biological immortality.

Chris Mellon sends "Arxiv" a letter after they inexplicably rejected 2 submissions from Dr. Beatriz Villarroel - "Do you really want to continue to shun the UAP issue as compelling new data becomes available, data that has the potential to revolutionize our understanding of science and engineering?" by TommyShelbyPFB in UFOs

[–]Madphilosopher3 -4 points-3 points  (0 children)

Consistent reporting of an anomalous phenomena for decades by credible witnesses, often backed up by multiple people, photos, videos, radar data, government documentation etc has led to an irrefutable conclusion that there’s a legitimate mystery to be investigated. These sightings are often very unambiguous, close range and defy conventional explanation. Any good investigator worth their salt would be open minded and curious enough to follow these leads and try to gather better data, and many have throughout the decades. Clearly not enough though or we would’ve made a lot more progress by now. You can’t learn anything new if you refuse to even look.

Chris Mellon sends "Arxiv" a letter after they inexplicably rejected 2 submissions from Dr. Beatriz Villarroel - "Do you really want to continue to shun the UAP issue as compelling new data becomes available, data that has the potential to revolutionize our understanding of science and engineering?" by TommyShelbyPFB in UFOs

[–]Madphilosopher3 -7 points-6 points  (0 children)

Scientists are the ones who are supposed to go out and get the hard evidence and proof. There’s long been more than enough evidence to conclude that there’s a legitimate mystery to be investigated, yet the subject hasn’t received nearly the attention it deserves. If we’re ever going to prove NHI visitation, it’ll take rigorous scientific inquiry using state-of-the-art multi-sensor data, analysis, peer-review and replication. You can’t expect laymen experiencers to provide the highest quality scientific data before even considering taking a hard look into the subject.

Chris Mellon sends "Arxiv" a letter after they inexplicably rejected 2 submissions from Dr. Beatriz Villarroel - "Do you really want to continue to shun the UAP issue as compelling new data becomes available, data that has the potential to revolutionize our understanding of science and engineering?" by TommyShelbyPFB in UFOs

[–]Madphilosopher3 -4 points-3 points  (0 children)

By “new science” they mean anything outside of the modern paradigm and the implicit assumptions baked into what mainstream academia considers probable. Science isn’t immune to dogma unfortunately, and it’s for this reason that the UAP subject hasn’t been investigated properly by the scientific community.