“Angels or aliens” are not the only options for explaining UFOs There is literally zero video or sensor evidence that is unambiguously anomalous. You don’t need to pick a supernatural explanation when normal human, technical, or operational failures will suffice. https://t.co/Pf6scoalba [Quoted] "I don't have the file that says, 'Oh, this wasn't a UFO, it was actually a demon.'" ~VP JD Vance 🛸 UFOs: Apparently, VP Vance Doesn't Listen 🙉 Vance: "[Joe Rogan] thinks they're extraterrestrials."...

"I don't have the file that says, 'Oh, this wasn't a UFO, it was actually a demon.'" ~VP JD Vance 🛸 UFOs: Apparently, VP Vance Doesn't Listen 🙉 Vance: "[Joe Rogan] thinks they're extraterrestrials." (What Rogan actually said.) Rogan: "Is this something that's far more bizarre and something that is interdimensional, from another planet, whatever, fill in the blank?" (That convo was a lot more involved and nuanced, and I'll link to it in the replies. Or, you can watch/read it here. ⬇️ ⬇️ ⬇️ h...

In "The Demon-Haunted World," Carl Sagan wrote that he thought certain claims of reincarnation warranted a second look: "...there are three claims in the ESP field which, in my opinion, deserve serious study. [One is] that young children sometimes report the details of a previous life, which upon checking turn out to be accurate and which they could not have known about in any other way than reincarnation." (Full quote at end. IMO, anybody who looks at the evidence for reincarnation will come...

🛸 "I don't think they're aliens. I THINK THEY'RE DEMONS." — VP JD Vance, March 2026 On JRE #2545, Jesse Michels and @joerogan get into where that idea actually comes from... Jacques Vallée made a version of the argument in 1969: modern alien-encounter reports and centuries-old accounts of fairies, apparitions and demons describe almost the same events in different vocabulary. But Vallée's point wasn't that they're demons. It was that "alien" may be as much a product of our era as "demon" was...

Mariah on point. https://t.co/X5mOD6fi4m [Quoted] When someone says "angel/demon/ghost/alien/entity/fairy/god/goddess/boogieman/whatever" I say that these terms are unfalsifiable, lack objective meaning, and encourage confirmation bias. I believe I've experienced things which I struggle to explain... but I know that attaching cultural lore to the unexplained halts discovery, filtering everything through that specific fanciful lense.

Former Green Beret: "I got attacked by a Demon at Dr Steven Greer's House & invoked the name JESUS" 👽😱 “Something jumped on me in bed. Crushing pressure on my chest. Two sets of hands covering my mouth. I fought for 15 to 20 seconds just to get the name of Jesus out.” This is the firsthand account from Green Beret Paul Bock describing a physical demonic attack while staying at Steven Greer’s house. He woke to an unseen force pinning him down with intense weight on his chest and multiple han...