>Don’t you think it’s hubris of man to assume he’s already got it all figured out and therefore, because he cannot reconcile these observations with his pet theories, The observations must be doubted?
No, because science isn't based on mere assumption, much less the assumptions that current physical models are absolutely correct. Actual scientists don't believe they all have everything figured out, nor are they incapable of doubt. But the way science reconciles observations is through experimentation and proof, and all people like yourself have is faith, and faith isn't science.
Your premise that science is an edifice of perpetual ignorance and fear of the unknown is simply not borne out by its history, and your claim that current physics is merely the result of hubris can be disproved by the fact that its observations correlate well enough, and consistently enough, to reality that we've been able to base the entirety of our technological civilization on it.
>Such as suggested here must be so dangerous to your worldview as to require you discover and reply it, to ensure that such a challenge does not go unanswered, as even out of sight, Such a powerful suggestion would be an intolerable nagging doubt in your mind that would threaten to unravel everything you hold dear and depend upon for your daily existence. Am i right?
No. Not even a little. I just happened to like the thread because UFO threads can sometimes be fun, and followed up on it. My jimmies remain unrustled and my worldview fully raveled.
I just always find it hilarious when people hold up easily faked photos and videos as evidence that the entire corpus of science itself must be wrong, to the point of talking down to people who dare suggest that it's even worth considering.
Like, obviously faster than light travel exists, just look at that smoke plume. Physics? Pssh. Ignorant savages, all. Come on.
It's your worldview that is based entirely on hubris, not mine. I mean, as UFO "proof" goes, this isn't even that convincing.
And I ain't your son. Jackass.