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UFOs

More on the UAP/UFO Congressional Hearings this coming Wednesday Nov 13th:
It kind of surprises me how little interest all this has drawn since Grusch and Senator Rubio and Senator Schumer all made public statements last year. And reading/hearing them, there is simply no reasonable doubt of their conviction that there is non-human intelligence with whom we are interacting on some significant level.

One Congressman made a statement that the technology we are dealing with could turn us into "charcoal briquets," and presumably, he has not heard as much as has Senators Schumer and Rubio. Frankly, it would probably be best for our "leaders" to avoid metaphors of our destruction, as "they" have yet to destroy us, and presumably could have at about any time in the past.

While I agree it is the "Story of the Century," it really seems that half of folks came to the belief in the reality of non-human intelligence some time ago, and it is sort of baked into the cake of their daily existence. Maybe a third of folks are dismissive, or are in denial.

In the average conversation, now, with friends and co-workers, someone always says "they" probably are as frightened of us as we are of them . . . . And that is pretty hard to argue with.
 
What is curious to me is that there simply are no sharp and detailed cell phone videos taken of UFO sightings.
The lack of quality video undermines credibility.
Should I see one, I will take a clear and convincing cell phone video of it, after pissing my pants, screaming for my Mom, running in exactly the opposite direction and praying for ten or more minutes . . . .

Then I will wipe the urine from my I-Phone . . . .
 
Why are we special enough to be visited?
Well, we have the capacity to completely destroy ourselves, and we are trying to get better at space travel . . . that might peak the interest of another intelligent species.

Plus, why would we not be of interest to non-human intelligence? In a recent archeological study of a proposed government funded construction site, an archeologist I met was absolutely thrilled they had found an early settler's "privy pit," or outhouse. This allowed them to study the sh!thouse habits and diets of those who closely followed Boone through my area.

"Curiosity killed the Cat" and is the real impetus behind the billions nations spend exploring our solar system, and our space telescopes exploring the Universe. Would non-human intelligence be divorced from the very curiosity and the impetus for exploration exhibited by our own species?

If so, why?
 
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What is curious to me is that there simply are no sharp and detailed cell phone videos taken of UFO sightings.
The lack of quality video undermines credibility.
Ever try taking a photo of something bright in the sky with your cellphone camera? They suck at resolving stuff like that, day or night.
 
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