Recent UAP video captures

[Syne]

Vagaries of human perception are not defining a definitive "what it is." Hence the name U(unknown)AP. Multiple claims that cannot be verified are not evidence.

Bright light looks like a high-intensity led, as there are multiple separate bulbs seen as it turns off.

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[Magical Realist]

Vagaries of human perception are not defining a definitive "what it is." Hence the name U(unknown)AP. Multiple claims that cannot be verified are not evidence.

There's no vagaries about the nature of the orb UAP phenomena. And multiple eyewitnesses as well as thousands of videos show this. Remaining blissfully ignorant of it is no longer an option.

Bright light looks like a high-intensity led, as there are multiple separate bulbs seen as it turns off.

No it doesn't. It looks like 3 triangularly-arranged lights which matches reports of chevron-shaped uaps.

[Syne]

Remind me why it's called U(unknown)AP. 9_9
Doubt is the only rational reaction to the admittedly unknown.
Mmm, multiple-led light or triangle UFO. I'm going with the readily available light.

[Magical Realist]

[quote[Remind me why it's called U(unknown)AP. 9_9
Doubt is the only rational reaction to the admittedly unknown.[/quote]

No it isn't. Life is full of currently unknown phenomena...Death, the future, dark energy, quantum phenomena, synchronicity, the nature of consciousness, the nature of gravity. Nobody but a moron would claim that doubt is the only rational reaction to all these phenomena. Like remaining doubtful is ever justifiable.

[Syne]

If someone claims to know what those are, doubt is absolutely the only rational reaction. People didn't just believe Newton about gravity until he could demonstrate that his laws of motion made accurate predictions. Same for anytime someone claims they've solved quantum gravity, dark matter, etc..

Psst, some philosophers and scientists actually doubt that consciousness exists.

[Magical Realist]

]If someone claims to know what those are, doubt is absolutely the only rational reaction.

LOL No it isn't. If we have knowledge of what they are and that they are, then doubt is no longer an option. There is no rational reason for doubting a phenomenon known, witnessed, and filmed to happen thousands of times for 80 years all over the world.

[Syne]

Sure there is, which is why it's called U(unknown)AP.

[Magical Realist]

It's called "Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena", not Unknown.

[Syne]

Same difference. Both mean we don't know what it is.