Re: science doesnt want to find aliens

Those things people see flying around are not flying saucers or
 alien spacecrafts from another planet...
 those things are simply nature made...probes.
 
 Probes that monitor galaxies to see hows the universe is doing.
 
 It sends back the information to the machines...
 
 the machines that run the universe.
 
> R Kym Horsell wrote:
> >
> > In alt.astronomy a425couple <[email protected]> wrote:
> > > On 1/27/2021 5:42 AM, [email protected] wrote:
> > >> Just imagine. Everything (you think) you know superceded by what some bunch
> > >> of freaky giant insectoids from Gamma Turkanis figured out 10,000 years ago!
> > >> It must be stopped! ...
> > >> As long as possible!
> > >> <https://thedebrief.org/oumuamua-proves-science-doesnt-want-to-find-aliens/>
> > >> `Oumuamua Proves Science Doesn't Want To Find Aliens
> > > I disagree with the claim.  Perhaps their are
> > > some scientists that do not want to find aliens.
> > > However most scientists are curious and want to
> > > find the answers.  Many will keep searching.
> > ...
> >
> > It turns out there have been funny objects
> > flying around the atm for the past 100y and likely
> > much longer and "science" doesnt seem to have cottoned onto it yet.
> > Why not? Lucky accident? Hasnt gotten around to writing it up yet?
> >
> > The US Navy finally relents and admits they have been bumping
> > up against something funny every now and then. Some vids
> > about it are released in the middle of a pandemic. Seems to be no
> > reaction from scientists. No statements from science organisations.
> > No big statements from big scientists on the tivvy. Everything
> > is situation normal and maybe it will go away.
> >
> > It's like the guy that is told he has lung cancer and shugs
> > and just goes on smoking.
> >
> > It's somewhat amusing you reject the claim that "people dont want
> > to know".  You seem to be saying that claim cant be true because you
> > cant imagine it can be true.
> >
> > Just another example of what Loeb is complaining he finds in the
> > science community when the subject of ETs comes up.
> 
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