Hey there.
As the title says, don’t you feel frustrated whenever a new video comes along and it’s just a blurry pixel doing mundane things?
15 years ago I saw something extraordinary, something that I tear up by just remembering. I won’t go into details because why would I? I’m a stranger on the internet and my experience has no weight cept for me. But I know what I saw, and I truly wonder why nobody ever caught something like that with a camera.
Video after video after images come out and all that I’m left saying to myself is “that’s not it”.
I’m just frustrated that the hallucination hypothesis is the best explanation for my sighting at this point.
how do you cope with that?
“It has to do with your inability to form a coherent conversation.”
it’s as if you don’t even know the meaning of words.
like you keep trying to pretend my comments are not “coherent”, while all your tantrums have done is fail to counter my single logical and consistent argument that you not believing in simple scientific technologies and evidence does not render those evidences non-existent.
nobody can fault you for trying to use new words, but maybe look up their definitions first?
especially since you’ve finally admitted that the scientific technologies I’ve mentioned do exist, are widely accepted, and you’re simply ignorant of the evidence you’re trying to extrapolate falsely predicated conclusions from.
why try to climb back inside your shell?
Your hole point is basically “pictures exists so aliens are proven”, I’m not going to waste my time debating with you if that’s the extent of your “reasoning”.
Still hoping that you’re a troll, but have a good day.
“Your hole point is basically “pictures exists so aliens are proven””
not at all, but I understand how reducing a complex issue to a couple incorrectly spelled words makes things easier for you to understand.
“I’m not going to waste my time debating with you”
you keep saying that, yet persist in vomiting up senseless comments.
None of your comments were a complex issue, that’s the problem.
your problem is your inability to see beyond or around your own stumbling blocks.