Hawg73
Mediocre with flashes of brilliance
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Yes, and I don't dispute your presentation on what I term"the mysteries of human perception". Sure, some people see a woodpile and some see a nazi. I get it. The brain can play tricks on us, like when I see a receiver getting anally raped in the end zone and then there is no flag. I think that the refs are incompetent or worse and that any idiot could see that it should have been flagged, but the lack of said flag probably indicates that my mind mis-perceived the actual event even though it is right there in slo-mo 1080 and looks pretty much like I thought it did live.
Point: we're only human-- born to make mistakes.
I can tell that you really don't care to examine this case in anything less than a superficial manner, because you've already predetermined that nothing unearthly happened, because.....Doug Henning and our puny human brains.
David Fravor has never claimed that he saw ET. That is my supposition.
He said that he doesn't know exactly what he saw (from about a mile away while trying to engage the craft, not 40), but he really wanted to fly it because it was light years beyond his FA-18E Super Hornet which was like a toy compared to the Tic Tac.
Fravor and the dozens of other highly-trained American servicemen that witnessed the same mysterious AAV thingys, went on record and risked their careers to tell you and I about it, because it seemed important to them.
Something very real happened to that carrier group and there is only one explanation that makes the slightest bit of sense to me. You can, of course, think whatever you wish on the topic or nothing at all.
