Kevpod
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It’s an opinion piece.
December 15, 2025 at 11:55 PM
It’s an opinion piece.
I knew I’d seen this before somewhere.
November 15, 2025 at 12:50 AM
I knew I’d seen this before somewhere.
In other news, the local ham radio group is advertising upcoming events that took place last March.
August 27, 2025 at 3:09 AM
In other news, the local ham radio group is advertising upcoming events that took place last March.
Make detection detectable again.
May 22, 2025 at 2:57 PM
Make detection detectable again.
Barre chord drudgery has been holding the world back. This is just what we, or at least I, need.
May 5, 2025 at 3:44 AM
Barre chord drudgery has been holding the world back. This is just what we, or at least I, need.
It starts off responses with “Ah” more than seems necessary.
April 29, 2025 at 4:51 AM
It starts off responses with “Ah” more than seems necessary.
I loved Air America Radio.
March 19, 2025 at 10:37 PM
I loved Air America Radio.
Right what a gig. Is that a fairlight they’re playing I can’t remember.
March 14, 2025 at 2:44 AM
Right what a gig. Is that a fairlight they’re playing I can’t remember.
I routinely re-watch the scene from Close Encounters where Roy sets zapped in his utility truck at the train crossing. Best scene in the film IMHO.
Why oh why can't that happen to me?
Why oh why can't that happen to me?
March 14, 2025 at 12:11 AM
I routinely re-watch the scene from Close Encounters where Roy sets zapped in his utility truck at the train crossing. Best scene in the film IMHO.
Why oh why can't that happen to me?
Why oh why can't that happen to me?
Right-o! That's why they're unidentified aerial phenomena.
March 14, 2025 at 12:09 AM
Right-o! That's why they're unidentified aerial phenomena.
That wacky Brian made a whole dang movie about UAPs. He likes to draw in true believers with his titles.
skeptoid.com/episodes/4866
skeptoid.com/episodes/4866
What THEY Don't Want You to Know About UFOs
Some great ways to think about all the current UFO craze.
skeptoid.com
March 13, 2025 at 10:46 PM
That wacky Brian made a whole dang movie about UAPs. He likes to draw in true believers with his titles.
skeptoid.com/episodes/4866
skeptoid.com/episodes/4866
Jake, in the world of music theory, you, Tyler Bartram and Adam Neely are the shizzle.
In the world of UAPs, it's Mick West and Brian Dunning.
I'm guessing that you, with your analytical skills, might enjoy the world of scientific skepticism.
Take it away, Mick!
www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ev9Q...
In the world of UAPs, it's Mick West and Brian Dunning.
I'm guessing that you, with your analytical skills, might enjoy the world of scientific skepticism.
Take it away, Mick!
www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ev9Q...
Solved: Mile-Long Mothership UFO (Starlink)
YouTube video by Mick West
www.youtube.com
March 13, 2025 at 9:47 PM
Jake, in the world of music theory, you, Tyler Bartram and Adam Neely are the shizzle.
In the world of UAPs, it's Mick West and Brian Dunning.
I'm guessing that you, with your analytical skills, might enjoy the world of scientific skepticism.
Take it away, Mick!
www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ev9Q...
In the world of UAPs, it's Mick West and Brian Dunning.
I'm guessing that you, with your analytical skills, might enjoy the world of scientific skepticism.
Take it away, Mick!
www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ev9Q...
And get the eggheads triumphed in the end, didn’t they? By providing definitive, evidence based explanations for all these things rather than the easy scary story and arched eyebrows, and what are they hiding from us and so forth.
March 13, 2025 at 9:34 PM
And get the eggheads triumphed in the end, didn’t they? By providing definitive, evidence based explanations for all these things rather than the easy scary story and arched eyebrows, and what are they hiding from us and so forth.
I guess I might be piling on a little bit by pointing out that the fiery rocks were explained by the storytellers of the day as all kinds of things right? Angry gods, fairies, you name it. Today it’s giant spaceships.
March 13, 2025 at 9:31 PM
I guess I might be piling on a little bit by pointing out that the fiery rocks were explained by the storytellers of the day as all kinds of things right? Angry gods, fairies, you name it. Today it’s giant spaceships.
That’s right. The exact nature of this fiery rocks was eventually proven by scientific method.
I do take your point about the supernatural though. Once it’s verified, it becomes natural.
I do take your point about the supernatural though. Once it’s verified, it becomes natural.
March 13, 2025 at 9:25 PM
That’s right. The exact nature of this fiery rocks was eventually proven by scientific method.
I do take your point about the supernatural though. Once it’s verified, it becomes natural.
I do take your point about the supernatural though. Once it’s verified, it becomes natural.
Yeah, and all of those legit observations that were marked and called crazy were proven by guess what? Scientific method. Yay science!
March 13, 2025 at 9:25 PM
Yeah, and all of those legit observations that were marked and called crazy were proven by guess what? Scientific method. Yay science!
It is indeed worthy of scientific inquiry. That inquiry is known as the Fermi paradox.
It asks, why is there no proof of any of this? Given scale of the universe of habitable planets, where is everybody?
It asks, why is there no proof of any of this? Given scale of the universe of habitable planets, where is everybody?
March 13, 2025 at 9:14 PM
It is indeed worthy of scientific inquiry. That inquiry is known as the Fermi paradox.
It asks, why is there no proof of any of this? Given scale of the universe of habitable planets, where is everybody?
It asks, why is there no proof of any of this? Given scale of the universe of habitable planets, where is everybody?
You know what would end that?
Any sort of unambiguous evidence of some supernatural phenomena.
It just never happens.
Any sort of unambiguous evidence of some supernatural phenomena.
It just never happens.
March 13, 2025 at 9:11 PM
You know what would end that?
Any sort of unambiguous evidence of some supernatural phenomena.
It just never happens.
Any sort of unambiguous evidence of some supernatural phenomena.
It just never happens.
I’ll just make a point again that I, and I’m sure other skeptics, with thoroughly well to see some kind of unambiguous indication of supernatural phenomenon. I’m sure I would literally jump for joy.
It just never happens. All we get is this weak sauce of half seen half baked nothingness.
It just never happens. All we get is this weak sauce of half seen half baked nothingness.
March 13, 2025 at 9:09 PM
I’ll just make a point again that I, and I’m sure other skeptics, with thoroughly well to see some kind of unambiguous indication of supernatural phenomenon. I’m sure I would literally jump for joy.
It just never happens. All we get is this weak sauce of half seen half baked nothingness.
It just never happens. All we get is this weak sauce of half seen half baked nothingness.
That would be fine if we did in fact, lack conventional explanations. We don’t.
This like most of all the other UAP observations is fully explainable by everyday phenomena, and it has been explained.
This like most of all the other UAP observations is fully explainable by everyday phenomena, and it has been explained.
March 13, 2025 at 9:06 PM
That would be fine if we did in fact, lack conventional explanations. We don’t.
This like most of all the other UAP observations is fully explainable by everyday phenomena, and it has been explained.
This like most of all the other UAP observations is fully explainable by everyday phenomena, and it has been explained.
The principals might be wearing suits or uniforms or sitting in marbled halls of government with wood paneling and so forth.
But the storytelling never rises above unverifiable anecdotes that amount to basically “someone seen something!”
But the storytelling never rises above unverifiable anecdotes that amount to basically “someone seen something!”
March 13, 2025 at 8:44 PM
The principals might be wearing suits or uniforms or sitting in marbled halls of government with wood paneling and so forth.
But the storytelling never rises above unverifiable anecdotes that amount to basically “someone seen something!”
But the storytelling never rises above unverifiable anecdotes that amount to basically “someone seen something!”
I don’t think there’s anyone who would love to interact with an alien being or a ghost or a reptoid more than those of us who subscribe to the world of logical fallacies and skepticism.
It just never happens. All we get are more campfire stories.
It just never happens. All we get are more campfire stories.
March 13, 2025 at 8:43 PM
I don’t think there’s anyone who would love to interact with an alien being or a ghost or a reptoid more than those of us who subscribe to the world of logical fallacies and skepticism.
It just never happens. All we get are more campfire stories.
It just never happens. All we get are more campfire stories.
I don’t mean to have an answer for everything here and I’m sorry if I’m coming off like I know it all.
It’s 2025. We millions and millions of cameras, radars telescopes, satellites and sensing devices.
What do we have that unambiguously indicates the existence of extraterrestrial craft?
Zero.
It’s 2025. We millions and millions of cameras, radars telescopes, satellites and sensing devices.
What do we have that unambiguously indicates the existence of extraterrestrial craft?
Zero.
March 13, 2025 at 8:41 PM
I don’t mean to have an answer for everything here and I’m sorry if I’m coming off like I know it all.
It’s 2025. We millions and millions of cameras, radars telescopes, satellites and sensing devices.
What do we have that unambiguously indicates the existence of extraterrestrial craft?
Zero.
It’s 2025. We millions and millions of cameras, radars telescopes, satellites and sensing devices.
What do we have that unambiguously indicates the existence of extraterrestrial craft?
Zero.