UFOs: Fact, Fantasy, and Hyperreality - Mysterious Universe

Three efforts attempting to tease out different aspects of the UFO phenomenon and those who study it. Robbie Graham argues that UFO movies (and tv shows) strongly impact our "perceptions of the phenomenon," and we should try to "separate the fact from the fantasy" if we care about UFOs. Project Blue Book, anyone? Stimulated by the example of East Asian art, Rich Reynolds suggests of UFO reports It's Not "the Absence of Evidence" Mantra that Matters; it's the "Absence" itself. Rich looks for the reality of UFOs in the "missing information" of UFO reports. Rich also thinks We (UFO Enthusiasts) are Going Far Afield in Trying to Explain UFOs. He feels that what Bryan Sentes calls the "UFO Effect" is being focused upon to the detriment of trying to prove the core reality and nature of UFOs themselves. Rich and Bryan debate this further in the Comments section. (WM)

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