This Is a Weirder Moment Than You Think - The New York Times

Strong opinion pieces on aspects of the current UFO news cycle. Ezra Klein remarks upon how two trends--increasing serious regard for an interest in UFOs and capabilities of artificial intelligence--are generating clouded understanding of the present, not to say the future. Jason Colavito has noticed that Luis Elizondo Wants to Run for Congress, Makes Weird Comments on Nazis, Slurs in a recent podcast. In that podcast Elizondo strayed from his usual talking-point formulas into a comparison that under even the friendliest rational analysis is incomplete, inept, and historically cringeworthy. In 'And Lenny Bruce is not Afraid' Billy Cox analyzes a virtual address by political scientist Alexander Wendt made to the recent Scientific Coalition for UAP Studies' 2022 SCU Anomalous Aerospace Phenomena Conference. And in Smoke, Mirrors and UFOs Mark Hammons makes a spirited case that Roswell was a real ET event, as supported by subsequent governmental actions regarding it and the UFO phenomenon/a. Reference UFOs and Government: A Historical Inquiry, by Michael Swords, Robert Powell, et al., from Anomalist Books, for a comprehensive consideration of that larger governmental/UFO experience, based upon original sources. (WM)

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