September 10, 2010

The Truth Is Out There

Forever, it seems like, unidentified things have been flying around in the skies. UFO deniers claim everything can be explained — that nothing is really out of the ordinary — but that's factually incorrect. In her recent book on UFOs Leslie Kean takes a "militantly agnostic" position in advocating that science get to the bottom of what's happening. Maybe it's extra-terrestrial visitation, maybe not (though the former seems a more plausible hypothesis). In either case we'll never know for sure unless we investigate. It was a pleasure talking with Leslie and I hope she gets the government program that she wants. Total runtime an hour and five minutes.

The Truth Is Out There

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Home FAQ Contact Archive EP store EP Alerts © 2012 ElectricPolitics	September 10, 2010 The Truth Is Out There Forever, it seems like, unidentified things have been flying around in the skies. UFO deniers claim everything can be explained — that nothing is really out of the ordinary — but that's factually incorrect. In her recent book on UFOs Leslie Kean takes a "militantly agnostic" position in advocating that science get to the bottom of what's happening. Maybe it's extra-terrestrial visitation, maybe not (though the former seems a more plausible hypothesis). In either case we'll never know for sure unless we investigate. It was a pleasure talking with Leslie and I hope she gets the government program that she wants. Total runtime an hour and five minutes. « American Puppet Theater \| Main \| What is Religion Good For? » Share this post: Comments Good story and good plan by Leslie to get the government to investigate UFOs. Assuming the government has a secret entity investigating UFO technology and possibly building their own UFOs based on technology they obtained from UFOs that crashed, it could get tricky... The only major country that doesn't officially and publicly investigate UFOs is the USA. That might lead to the conclusion that they know everything already — thus no need to investigate. Just a thought! Posted by: Tom \| September 12, 2010 4:30 PM Leave a comment Name Email Address URL Remember personal info? Comments (You may use HTML tags for style)