Evidence is for who?

In the world of UFO and high strangeness phenomena, there is no shortage of photo and video evidence that leaves people scratching their heads and questioning the validity of what they are seeing. From blurry images of unidentified flying objects to shaky footage of strange lights in the sky, it can be easy to dismiss these sightings as hoaxes or misidentifications.

But what about the witnesses who have experienced these events firsthand? What about the people who have seen these strange objects with their own eyes and felt the fear, awe, and confusion that comes with encountering something beyond our understanding? What about those that have sustained injury from encounters?

When we focus solely on the photo and video evidence, we risk overlooking the most important aspect of these sightings: the witness experience. These are real people who have had real encounters with something that defies explanation. Their stories are often dismissed or ridiculed, but their experiences are just as valid as any piece of photographic or video evidence.

So, who is the evidence really for? Is it for the skeptics who demand irrefutable proof before they will believe in the existence of UFOs and other high strangeness phenomena? Or is it for the witnesses themselves, who are left grappling with the reality of what they have seen and the disbelief of those around them?

Perhaps it is time to shift our focus away from the photos and videos and towards the people who have had these experiences. By listening to their stories, validating their experiences, and offering support and understanding, we can begin to truly unravel the mysteries of the unknown.

In the end, the evidence may never be enough to convince everyone of the reality of UFOs and high strangeness phenomena. But for those who have witnessed these events firsthand, their experiences are all the proof they need. And perhaps, in the end, that is all that truly matters.

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Jessica Blunt-Experiencer