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Evidence for aliens is something completely different. We can only verify the existence of an alien presence on earth by examining an actual alien. Aliens and UFOs are two completely different things, and shouldn't be mixed up together. The verifiable existence of the UFO phenomenon does not verify the existence of an alien presence on earth.
It’s a theory that’s just as compelling as it is crazy: aliens invading Earth in ancient times to teach humans alien tech, leading to an explosion in human advancement! It sure sounds nice, but: is there any sound evidence for this popular pseudoscience?
Hobbit_Feet45. •. There really is no “best evidence” it’s just the multitude of evidence that’s out there, you have fighter pilots saying they’ve seen these, you have, military officers, you have astronauts you even have former presidents that have seen them. You have tens of thousands of civilians claiming to have seen them.
Reply reply. lukaron. •. DMT, Mushrooms, Marijuana, etc. are not proven methods by which to experience the paranormal and do not serve as sufficient evidence of engagement with, nor the existence of extraterrestrial life. Subs such as r/DMT exist for these types of conversations. Reply reply.
There's more than a few episodes of the show that allude to it directly and indirectly. That's the funny part, the Christian guys really aren't wrong about that. A lot of the AA (used to be called new age) types honestly believe they've spoken with demons and performed magic and such.
Submit interesting and specific facts about something that you just found out here. TIL That The 3 Fingered Alien Is A Hoax Debunked In 2017. Today I learned that the hoax even exists. TIL the three fingered alien. No... imagine kids name was Alan, three Alan alien makes no sense. Kid named three: Alan finger alien actually makes sense.
Its not debunked at all. It was likely another test run using advanced androids that look like aliens in conjunction with our own reverse engineered craft. They mainly do this on primitive areas who are more inclined to believe what they see. Steven Greer (I know Reddit hates him) has talked about this many times for years.
