G Martin 87 said:I'm waiting for irrefutable evidence myself because I share your skepticism. When one of your objections is that "it doesn't make any sense that ETs would only contact the US military,", you're revealing your own ignorance of the subject. Claims of UFO and ET contact are not limited to the US military. So your argument in that respect is not as clever or logical as you imagine.Sid Farkas said:G Martin 87 said:This makes several times you've asserted that ETs have "only contacted the US military." That is flatly not true; UFO sightings, including contact, have been reported by military sources all over the world. Including Russia, China, the UK, and Brazil, just to name a few. Whether you regard these reports as credible or not is up to you, but this part of your appeal to common sense is easily dismissed by anyone who has a basic familiarity with the UFO discussion.Sid Farkas said:
Yeah, and If my grandma had wheels she'd be a bicycle…
The discussion isn't about Occam's razor, it's about whether or not life exists elsewhere, which it doesn't.
Even if it did, what are the odds it came to earth in the first place? Then it only contacted the US military, and has avoided leaving any tangible evidence that we can see?
Where is the irrefutable evidence?
My question was rhetorical. I'm not waiting for the evidence, because there is none. And there will never be any.