EP 004: Science is Wrong About UAP (Part 2)

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UAP as NHI: Probability vs. Certainty

Bill Sego

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Unidentified Anomalous Phenomenon as Non-Human Intelligence is a site dedicated to promoting a uniquely combined philosophical, scientific, and logical approach to the UFO enigma. The primary goal is to assess a non-human-intelligence probability value of the phenomenon without the need for claims of scientific fact or absolute truth. The aim is to offer a fresh approach that eliminates the need for "opinion" or "belief" in public discussions about the topic. Instead, a neutral position that fosters non-biased interpretation and pluralistic discourse is encouraged.

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EP 004: Science is Wrong About UAP (Part 2)

UAP as NHI: Probability vs. Certainty

54 minutes 4 seconds

1 year ago

EP 004: Science is Wrong About UAP (Part 2)

We resume with Part 2 of Science is Wrong About UAP. This episode continues with highlighting errors in the scientific approach to the UAP topic. Errors in scientific reasoning and logical fallacies are the main focus. An overview of the 1973 encounter of Lt. Col. Lawrence Coyne and his crew in a Bell Huey helicopter with an unknown object near Mansfield, Ohio is provided as one of the best examples where skeptics would have a difficult time explaining away the account.