I get it—this topic can be unsettling. The possibility that UFOs could represent something we don’t yet understand, whether it’s extraterrestrial, extradimensional, or even advanced human technology, challenges the boundaries of what we know and are comfortable with. It’s natural to feel hesitant or even skeptical.
That said, it strikes me that you’re engaging in discussions on this topic but aren’t willing to seriously entertain the claims or evidence being presented, even for the sake of argument. This seems like a contradiction. If your mind is already made up, what value do you see in commenting or engaging with others on the subject? Honest skepticism is one thing, but dismissing everything out of hand as “just claims” isn’t exactly an intellectually honest approach.
As the saying goes, “There are none so blind as those who will not see.” It’s okay to be cautious or even fearful, but shutting down the conversation entirely denies us the chance to dig deeper into a mystery that clearly captivates so many. I’d encourage you to reconsider—not necessarily to believe everything you hear, but to approach the topic with curiosity and openness. After all, isn’t the pursuit of truth worth stepping outside our comfort zones?
There's nothing unsettling about it because there's nothing there.