Though UFOs have long dominated pop culture, Ed Finn, director of Arizona State University's Center for Science and the Imagination, says they're still relevant symbols for things that cause us anxiety - and they aren't going away any time soon. 'When we speculate about UFOs, we're also speculating about our hopes and fears, about our best and our worst selves and our society and even our species.' 'They represent both the familiar and the unfamiliar,' she says. Lisa Yaszek, a regents professor of science fiction studies at Georgia Tech, says UFOs, whether real or imagined, have long served as 'funhouse mirrors to ourselves as humans.' Why are we so obsessed with UFOs?Īccording to science-fiction scholars, UFOs are more than just round, shiny things bearing alien friends or foes. It's everywhere.'įrom classic flicks like 1951's 'The Day the Earth Stood Still' and 1977's 'Close Encounters of the Third Kind' to more modern invasions like 1996's 'Independence Day' and 2016's 'Arrival,' here's a look at how UFOs invaded and conquered our cultural imagination - and what they may reveal about our society. 'Everybody, I think, would agree that we're living in a period when science fiction and alien invasion is just everywhere,' says Peter Balestrieri, curator of the University of Iowa's science fiction and popular culture collection. Though the origins of unidentified flying objects remain a mystery, science-fiction experts say there might be a more pressing question: Why do we care about them so much?

But they didn't rule out the possibility. Though the report is expected to be released as soon as Friday by top intelligence and military officials, The New York Times and CNN have reported that officials familiar with the report said the government has not found evidence that unexplained aerial phenomena observed by Navy pilots were alien spacecraft. Just make sure the things you believe have a basis in fact and aren’t elaborate hoaxes, illusions or deceptions you’ve been tricked into believing.It's a question oft debated by conspiracy theorists and sci-fi nerds alike - and one that's picked up major steam in the midst of a highly-anticipated government report on the subject. Is any of this true? That’s for you to decide. Watch his warning here, where he also describes the “cosmic false flag” that he warns is coming soon: It will be a dictatorship… of the privileged elite,” he warns. “It will end all government pretense of government of, by and for the people. They call this the New World Order,” he says in his video. And it is their plan is an empire greater in size and power than any empire before it. In a similar warning, former Canadian Minister of Defense Paul Hellyer warns about the “deep state” power of corporations, intelligence agencies, the U.S.

Former Canadian Minister of Defence Paul Hellyer shares his own warning “It’s an out of control covert group that is not being overseen by the People, Congress, or the President, who have developed these technologies and are recklessly using them to track and target extraterrestrial vehicles.”, once said Greer.

“The most dangerous thing going on on the planet today isn’t ISIS, it’s not Iraq, it’s not Russia, it’s not China. The following video provides a quick demonstration of this technology at work as part of a city billboard marketing campaign: Most people will literally hallucinate whatever images the mainstream media is trying to put into their heads, literally fabricating false visual memories to fit the narrative they’ve been exposed to in the controlled media.) (Note: Based on what I’ve seen from humanity so far, people don’t even need holograms to fall for a false flag. Truth be told, most humans believe whatever they’re told to believe, even it’s based on no supportable evidence whatsoever (case in point: the global climate change hoax). Such an event, the experts say, could be pulled off by a combination of advanced human-made exotic aircraft, advanced holographic technology and a complicit global media already practiced in the art of engineering elaborate fake news (CNN, Washington Post, etc.) to propagandize gullible viewers. It may sound crazy to the uninitiated, but listen to the experts below before making up your mind, and check out the Washington Post’s coverage of some of the technology that can help make this happen (link below).

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