After more than 210,000 page views of the April 26, 2010, article "Human-looking ETs secretly in U.S?" it seems clear that there is significant public interest in the topic of possible extraterrestrial visitation to Earth, UFOs and equally possible activities of the U.S. defense and intelligence communities regarding these subjects.
The article was about an account of a reported effort by U.S. authorities – Operation TANGO-SIERRA – to investigate a human-looking extraterrestrial who had made contact with a federal employee.
Are people who consider tales like this too gullible? Or, are they open-minded and increasingly aware of highly unusual possibilities?
The same information sources for Operation TANGO-SIERRA are reportedly also those who released information about the alleged Project SERPO. That account involved a mission that allegedly sent 12 specially-selected and highly-trained U.S. military personnel to another planet as guests of friendly extraterrestrial visitors as part of an exchange program.
When we see news about calls for more openness and disclosure about possible government activities in these areas, it also seems clear that human psychology and our preparedness to deal with such possibilities are major elements to consider.
In fact, it might be fair to say that disclosure about possible extraterrestrial visitation to Earth is directly tied to the emotional, spiritual, psychological and social readiness of the public to handle this kind of news. ...
via American Chronicle | UFO, extraterrestrial disclosure linked to public readiness.
Sunday, May 30, 2010
UFO, extraterrestrial disclosure linked to public readiness
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So do they think we're ready for disclosure?
I could hardly imagine anyone who isn't...
Come on, Sepp. Be serious. Most of America still thinks the Universe was an act of divine design and that the Earth is only a few thousand years old. I can imagine BILLIONS who are not ready to accept such a notion as non-Earth-based life...
With that kind of attitude, we won't ever be ready.
It's a catch 22. Can't tell you until you're ready. Won't be ready of course if there is no information.
I'm with you, Sepp; I think it is an imperative that the human race accepts the absolute inevitability of "other intelligent life" as a monumental leap in our own development... but sadly, I have also realized that even in college there are people who still believe -- vehemently! -- that the flu "changes" but does not //evolve//. If the most educated people in the most developed nation still ignore what seems so obvious to you and me, well... I don't have a lot of faith in the current version of human being to be able to deal with full disclosure. Yet.
I guess we just have to ratchet up our faith in people - perhaps help them along a bit to stand on their own 2 feet information-wise - and get over the idea that in order to do something (disclosure) everyone has "to be ready" in our eyes.
If we don't, we will never get out of the catch 22 situation... and we'll never "officially" get into space.
We only have to catch up with the covert programs that are already going on. C'mon, even people we might think aren't ready will gain by having their inertia shaken out of them and their thoughts directed on a new trajectory - out there ...
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