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The original was posted on /r/ufos by /u/SherbetsFrothie on 2024-10-31 11:02:02+00:00.
So we’ve seen gimbal, go fast and flir - yes they were amazing videos and kicked off for many people this whole renewed interest, especially when the New York times put out the article sending the topic into the mainstream.
However, how can it be possible with todays technology - cameras in phones, viral dissemination via social media and the like that we STILL do not have a smoking gun, not one clear photograph or video of a UAP or NHI. There are clearly lots of people experiencing all sorts of encounters but when captured on film it’s always fuzzy or open to being debunked whether real or otherwise. I’m asking g where is that picture or video which is clear, verifiable (ie has multiple angles or witnesses) proving beyond doubt that these things are real.
These things are meant to be moving around everywhere and I mean globally, so even if the US government was able to somehow quash every single event, well that’s only one government out of several hundred, not to mention the probably at least 4 billion citizens globally with cell phones capable of posting this stuff online before any government had a chance to blink.
Which leads me to one of two conclusions:
1: they are real and are completely in control of the narrative, meaning disclosure will only happen if and when they chose regardless of how hard the community pushes.
2: they are not real and the whole thing is either made up or has another explanation which we will find out in time.
And lastly, is there such thing as beyond doubt proof and what would that look like?
For me personally, I think I’m done for now with the whole thing and maybe I’ll check back in a year or two, if there’s nothing new or “beyond doubt” proof at that stage - I think I’d lose interest.
I’m kind of hoping for this because on the flip side, if that beyond doubt evidence does come out then wholly crap - that’s world changing and even somewhat (actually extremely) unsettling.
Thoughts?