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Darren New wrote:
> On 10/25/2011 22:43, Saul Luizaga wrote:
>> The point being: there are indications of some things out there that are
>> suspicious, and can't be explained
>
> Good so far...
>
>> but the logical conclusions are this and that... etc.
>
> If they can't be explained, how can you call your conclusions "logical"?
Well all the recollection of testimonials, scientific testing of samples
taken on sites and ufologist analysis, some ufologists with a background
of decades and they having normal jobs, so I assume you don't hire crazy
people so I think they reasoning is sound, they don't do it for a
living, they are thinking normal people that dedicate their time and
resources to find out the truth of course they must get money from their
help but I doubt is big. Ufologists are far more scientific than you
might think.
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