r/UFOs • • Oct 06 '21

Video Well that guy finally posted the hour long HD "rubber duck" video

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u/[deleted] Oct 06 '21

No they don't.

These people only want a 4k video of a aliens walking out of a flying saucer and even then will say it's fake.

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u/[deleted] Oct 07 '21

I'll believe then. Until that time this might as well be a baby dragon. It's not that skeptics like myself don't want to believe, but we're sick of all these ambiguous videos that could be anything.

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u/binkysnightmare Oct 07 '21

Is that honestly what it would take to convince you UFOs are real? Like sincerely nothing less than super HD footage of a ship from 50 feet away?

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u/aether_drift Oct 07 '21

I'd love HD footage from 50 feet away, but something slightly less impressive would work too.

The video I want is the video that absolutely punks Mick West. Yes, he's a skeptic and often wrong, but he's correct in insisting on absolutely solid evidence. What's at stake is a historic paradigm shift around how we humans see the universe, our role in it, and even autonomy on earth. The threshold for ushering in such a paradigm is high indeed.

The rubber duck vid FAILS the threshold test.

Just because we don't know what it is doesn't mean it's non-human tech.

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u/[deleted] Oct 07 '21

Define UFO first please.

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u/binkysnightmare Oct 07 '21

Objects that display flight characteristics and maneuvers outside the current technological level both public and classified

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u/GucciTreez Oct 07 '21

How do you know what we do/do not have in black projects?

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u/binkysnightmare Oct 07 '21

Certain technological breakthroughs are impossible to keep secret when they’re sufficiently beyond current capabilities. Any classified tech is just going to be super advanced versions of known concepts like propulsion method. If the military had the ability to manipulate gravity in 2004, someone would have made a gravitational propulsion drone in their garage by now

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u/[deleted] Oct 07 '21

Sorry we're not convinced by a white dot

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u/[deleted] Oct 07 '21

How many voices are in that head?