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because they're incredibly fragile

The only people claiming UFOs are disproven are feds or patsies.

Two eyewitness and a whistleblower testifying seeing nonhuman craft under oath to Congress:
https://www.c-span.org/video/?529499-1/hearing-unidentified-aerial-phenomena

If UFOs are so disproven, why is congress trying to declassify projects involving them? And why is the Military Industrial Complex pushing back and claiming that they need to be able to patent reverse-engineered technology?

I'm not saying believe me, I'm saying that if you take a serious honest look at the phenomenon it's very plain that there's something there

That sounds like a great way to appreciate what you have

We've got a High-Fructose Corn Syrup fan here

Because old people aren't looking at tweets like this.

It's just our generation that has this as a standard view, and now we're reaching the point where our generation will take over.

And there's going to be some changes, let me tell you.

The trouble is that 10% of those cosplayers will turn out to be effective enough to be trouble

True Believers, football coaches and racecar drivers:

https://www.newsweek.com/sports/nascar-news-donald-trump-makes-bold-driver-proposal-military-leadership-1930831

I haven't read those books, so I don't have an opinion on them. You haven't read The Fourth Turning, so maybe you shouldn't be so set on your opinion of the book.

I agree. I think they do pop up every now and then, always for a cultural event. For example, I draw the line between Millennial and Gen Z at remembering 9/11.

It eventually becomes a huge hill, then we can build a ski slope on it.

I gave mine to the friendly lady out front. I'm sure it turned out well

Do you often get your personal beliefs from garbage op-eds?

If you would like to learn about generational cohorts from a higher quality source, I recommend The Fourth Turning, a rather prophetic book on generations.