Do you believe in UFO?

[Fenlason]

I like being abducted, it makes for a nice break in the day.

and the sex is good...

[Fenlason]

[LDK]

[Fenlason]

The suffolk sheep look spooky like the aliens.
The lone dorset looks like my last date.

[Corwin C]

Another scientific fact is that it is almost impossible to prove that something doesn't exist. Just because there's no evidence doesn't mean that it's not true. On the other hand, proving that something does exist when solid evidence is available is easy. I'll continue to wait for that evidence, but meanwhile, I have my doubts.

[jeff0520]

Carl Sagan, a lifelong anf outspoken atheist was discussing the view that religion has about evolution and "the missing link" which was a huge deal back then. Sagan then shot himself in the foot by saying "Absence of evidence is NOT the same thing as evidence of absence." Sagan wasa talking about the missing link, but his logic is sound and also applies to God or aliens just as easily.

[Ron Dickey]

military planes look very UFO like



they will do anything to keep your mind off the fact that it is one of ours

[Mary C]

Many Many years ago when I was young very young I married a man who one night got mad and something went by my head and never did know what it was I left, never went back, so that was an UFO. It was big and loud when it hit the wall behind me. I don't like UFO's.

Mary C.

[PaulS]

"I want to believe" spooky

[Weirdnerd]

I may have seen a couple of things when I used to fly in South America, they never showed up on film,(crappy point and shoot ) so I am not 100% sure.

[marshall0000]

There is more stuff in the sky that I can't identify than stuff I can identify. So, yea I believe in UFO's. Are these UFO's from another planet? Doubtful, the speed of light is a tough nut to crack and the distances are so vast. Is there life on other planets? Almost assuredly.

[Bogo]

There is more stuff in the sky that I can't identify than stuff I can identify. So, yea I believe in UFO's. Are these UFO's from another planet? Doubtful, the speed of light is a tough nut to crack and the distances are so vast. Is there life on other planets? Almost assuredly.

The more and more we figure out about the universe, the more we realize empty space maybe isn't so empty. There is a significant percentage of the universe's mass tied up in free floating planets and dark star cinders. Imagine trying to dodge all that when travelling at a significant percentage of the speed of light.