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Built an independent, structured analysis of the declassified U.S. government UAP record; cases, footage, and redactions. One pattern: "disc/saucer" descriptions fall from 43% of cases before 1960 to 0% after 2000.
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When pseudoskeptics say there is “no evidence” for UFOs, what they are really saying is that every government record,...
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Ai assisted analysis layer over the declassified U.S. government UAP record: 212 incidents structured from 122 documents (1944–2025), plus the FLIR clips and NASA audio. Where OCR'd the source text it's searchable too(via the site); though handwriting, clippings and heavy redaction read poorly, and that's flagged. No theory to push; reported claims stay separate from analysis, and confounds are stated. A few things in the data: Disc/saucer shapes: 43% of described reports before 1960 → 4% in...

When pseudoskeptics say there is “no evidence” for UFOs, what they are really saying is that every government record, every witness report, all sensor detections, and all multi-source data since 1947 is somehow wrong or doesn't count as evidence. https://t.co/gF4WPuiwOM

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