The great silence: why haven’t we found any aliens yet? | The Guardian

The Jason Arday plagiarism and fabulism scandal at Cambridge should not distract universities from doing more to increase the number of black and minority professors, say many in the media. “By failing to do due diligence on Mr Arday before launching him, editorialized the Guardian last week, “the university has done a serious disservice to black and neurodivergent scholars more widely.” What’s more, wrote a professor of Black Studies at Birmingham City University, “the idea that Arday benefi...

Guardian readers argue that dismissing UFO evidence as baseless ignores the large volume of academic, governmental, and firsthand military data, and that the topic warrants serious consideration rather than skepticism rooted in outdated assumptions. https://t.co/2Ehope6VIR

Guardian: Growing political interest in UFOs and aliens from the Trump administration has fueled optimism that disclosure of tightly classified evidence may be imminent. https://t.co/HwZGCbFMBV

Guardian columnist Arwa Mahdawi on President Trump's plans to declassify information about UFOs and aliens: "God, it would be nice to think that there was some sort of intelligent life circling around the universe keeping watch on us all, ready to swoop in if things start to go

I usually read the Guardian, but am very disappointed in this article basically dismissing the Varginha case as a hoax. No mention of James Fox's documentary, instead only talks about another documentary that conveniently recently came out (great timing) which claimed witnesses lied for money. Not much digging about how the soldier who was supposed to have handled the being died, no talking to hospital staff. No checking records or witnesses about the massive military involvement at the time....