The most common question about UFOs is not really a question

“Hey man, so what? Maybe it’s true that Non-human Intelligence is here on earth and the government knows about it, but why does it matter? I still have to get up and go to work tomorrow and pay my bills. How does that affect me?”

Here’s a more honest way of framing that same question:

“Why do human beings need to understand the reality in which we live? Why is it important for Americans to know the truth about the government that controls their lives? If the military-industrial complex has recovered technology that is thousands of years ahead of current human technology, how might that affect me?”

When we frame the question like that, maybe the answer becomes a little obvious?

Here’s a question I would ask those people in return:

“Name one area of human knowledge, that people currently invest 4 years of their lives studying, that won’t be completely overturned by UFO disclosure?”

What area of human endeavor won’t be dramatically overturned?

Is there even one?

Do you know what I’m endlessly fascinated by, in human beings? The denial mechanism that infects us all, and keeps us safe from horrible dangers, like learning and evolving. 😉

When people ask questions like, “How would a vastly advanced non-human presence operating on planet earth affect me?” they’re not genuinely asking a question.

On a deeper level, what they’re really doing is making a statement.

The statement is this:

“Change frightens me.”

I totally understand that fear, and yet we can’t let it run our lives.

Life is change and life is good.

Everything is going to be okay. 🙂