Psychology Today - Why Science Is Taking UFOs Seriously, and You Should, Too

We’ve got an early release of the UAP news today due to some travel: - The @SunOfAbramelin piece on amnesty - @LiberationTimes with two pieces over the weekend - Psychology Today with about its 5th piece on UAP in the past 6 weeks

New article out on disclosure from Psychology Today. The interesting thing here is that they are not denigrating the UAP topic rather, talking openly about how humans will integrate disclosure into their world view. https://t.co/0l5qOQCTTL

Psychology Today: How humans might respond if the U.S. government confirms the existence of other intelligent life? https://t.co/cF39hb6W7h

Psychology Today with another piece on the phenomenon. That's 4 in the past 30 days. https://t.co/EnR471Hz7E

RT @ChrisKMellon: The Cosmic Closet: Why We Misjudge Others' UFO Beliefs | Psychology Today https://t.co/0e8LST3bld

Psychology Today has been paying attention to the phenomenom lately. Since the start of March, they have published 3 articles on UAP related topics. Their tone on the topic has softened a bit lately too. This article was the headline at the News Center last night, tho' with a https://t.co/i8dS4SnTND [Quoted] The Cosmic Closet: Why We Misjudge Others' UFO Beliefs | Psychology Today https://t.co/0e8LST3bld

The Cosmic Closet: Why We Misjudge Others' UFO Beliefs | Psychology Today https://t.co/0e8LST3bld

The “cosmic closet” may also have implications for how society responds to discussions about UFOs and UAP. If people consistently underestimate how many others share their curiosity about extraterrestrial intelligence, public conversations may remain more constrained than public opinion actually warrants. Research on pluralistic ignorance shows that when individuals learn their views are more widely shared than they assumed, they often become more willing to express them openly. If that patte...