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>>14186387
essentially that the UFO phenomenon is not new or unique, and most likely is not representative of literal ayylmaos from space coming down in literal spaceships. Human history is chock full of people seeing visions of lights and flaming symbols in the sky, usually before momentous historical events or preceding spiritual/psychological revelations. Look at Constantine seeing the burning Chi-Rho before converting Rome to Christianity, Ezekiel seeing the burning chariot in the sky, or the burning Vimana from the sanskrit Vedas. Jung and Vallee both argue that people seeing these things as aliens is very new and corresponds exactly to the post WWII boom of sci-fi fiction and the collective western fascination with space and technology. Essentially people have always seen these motherfuckers in times of weirdness, and only lately has the assumption been that they're ayys. What's more likely, that seeing lights in the sky and experiencing contact with what feels like a higher presence is a psychological/mystic affectation humans have always had, or ayys just happened to find us in the last 70 years and have special ships which can violate the laws of physics?