>Carl Sagan once said that for an alien visit to earth to be believable, a sighting must be both credible and interesting. He pointed out that if one person sees a
UFO, it may be interesting, but it's not very credible, and if 5000 people see a weather balloon, it may be credible, but it's not very interesting. Unfortunately, so far, there don't seem to be any sightings reported that are both.
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>Besides if only 10% of reported sightings involve real aliens, then it means that Earth is a really busy way station, and by now we should have something both credible and interesting. We don't.
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>I don't know what you saw, and I certainly would not doubt your word, but I suggest that whatever it was, it was very probably not aliens.
I must have been abducted about 12 years ago. When I woke up I was married.
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