There’s a big psychological difference between: Nobody knows. and Somebody knows, but you don’t. #UAP has lived in that gap for decades. A new Psychology Today piece asks what happens when uncertainty starts to feel like concealment. https://t.co/ANONL4KXk3

Psychology Today - UFOs and Prolonged Uncertainty - Prolonged UFO uncertainty can turn curiosity into powerlessness, anger, and mistrust - Information gaps make false narratives more appealing - Honest communication about what is known and unknown can make uncertainty easier to tolerate.

This makes 10 articles so far this year from Psychology Today. It took 2 1/2 years for their previous 10 articles on the phenomenon to publish. https://t.co/rgMk3pdxSr

RT @disclosurefound: Last month, Disclosure Foundation Advisory Board Member Dr. Jennice Vilhauer wrote an article for @PsychToday titled "…

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