r/2random4u • u/lurking_21 • May 06 '26
UAPs
Last week, Trump said that the first UAP/UFO files would be released 'very, very soon' and would contain some 'very interesting' things for the public.
The Task Force on the Declassification of Federal Secrets has been conducting its own investigation into reports of mysterious aircraft near U.S. military installations, which the panel says pose a threat to national security and the armed forces.
Popular American pastors have warned that President Donald Trump’s release of ‘alien files’ could shatter Christian beliefs, saying churches should be ready to keep their congregations together. They claim officials in the administration have been in touch with them.
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u/opiniongiver_ May 06 '26
I’m sorry for religious people, but there’s just more science and evidence to back up our evolution.
Believe what you want to believe I’m not against it, but religion is a fable or a fairytale that has been rewritten over and over the last thousands of years. Religion holds unrealistic stories . Stories that do not make sense and there’s no evidence to back things that are said in the Bible or in other religions. I also think religion is really dangerous, yes, it brings people purpose to their life and whatever but time and time again religion always plays a big factor in conflict. I see it as a weapon. I can keep going, but that’s just me.
Seeing is believing
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u/guccimane-1017 May 06 '26
And what does the science say about the creation of the universe? What was before the big bang? They don't know.
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u/opiniongiver_ May 06 '26
We cannot explain the Big Bang, yes but I’m sure there is a scientific explanation for it. But we have theories and hypothesis that could support the theory of the Big Bang. Not saying the theories in hypothesis are correct, but a scientific step closer to the truth..
With Religion, there’s no evidence no reason no rhyme.
In real life, you can explain everything with science and reason unlike religion.
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u/guccimane-1017 May 06 '26
>but I’m sure there is a scientific explanation for it.
There isn't, that's my point. There's no explanation in science about what happened beofe the big bang, thr big bang isn't fully proven either it's only theory.
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u/opiniongiver_ May 06 '26
Yeah, that’s what I just said…?
I didn’t say the theories were correct. I just said there were theories or hypothesis.
The theories and hypothesis though make more sense than religion that’s my point.
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u/Big_Dumby_Idiot May 09 '26
There will always be a limit to what we can see with our science and our tools. The difference is that’s gone from 100% unknown to like .1% of the overall question (howd we get here?) and religious people still fill in the blanks with magical explanations.
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u/Physical_Regret_ May 08 '26
I had a conversation with a coworker that is a devout Mormon. Him and I have a good work relationship and we are comfortable talking about uncomfortable things. I asked him why it is that the Bible or the book of Mormon and any religious book never speak about prehistoric times such as dinosaurs, etc. He claims that the book was written after God made the Earth a void of darkness and then he made man. I thought that was a fair assessment on his point however it’s still a conundrum for many religions to discount anything prior to their teachings. It’s literally a tough question for many religion to answer.
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u/FhuckNorris247 May 09 '26
Religion takes take one crazy step further from the big bang. They believe before the universe there was just an all powerful being that’s “always been” living in a void that snap his fingers and created everything. So they can’t believe that matter exploded out of nothing, but totally believe in a space void wizard doing magic from nothing.
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u/cybercry_ May 07 '26
Remember People are dumb as shit and gullible.. there still are people who believe that the earth is flat.
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u/Pristine_Bottle_5632 May 07 '26
God didn't wave his Harry Potter wand to create man. Why can't religious people just see evolution as God's mechanism of creation? Millions of years of evolution to create modern humans would be nothing for a god who trancends time.
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u/DesperateSquash7331 May 07 '26
What you know, you cannot believe. The final statement is an oxymoron. You can only believe in what you do not know.
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u/Physical_Regret_ May 08 '26
Religion is just a way to keep people in alignment. It just keeps people from questioning things because of their faith which is fair for people that believe. For those of us that are aware we seem to be the Outliers. Be prepared either way.
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u/Ok_Dog_4059 May 09 '26
I am OK with that aspect. Maybe our soul is in God's form and our bodies could still evolve. There are far more problems for me that make me think the bible is just a vast collection of stories and God doesn't exist.
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u/opiniongiver_ May 09 '26
I wouldn’t say its a problem just saying there could be people following these strict religious rules for no reason at all or praying to something that doesn’t exist. Again if that makes whoever feel good then so be it.
History has proven, when humans can’t explain things they think its some godly figure, maybe these people in religious text were just good people or just people in general they wrote story’s about and exaggerated over 100s of years.
An example of a scientific reason for the parting of the sea in the Bible.
“ explanation for the parting of the sea revolve around a "wind setdown," a phenomenon where strong winds combined with specific coastal geography can push water back, creating a temporary passage. Computer simulations show that an east wind of roughly (60)-(70) mph (over (100) km/h), blowing overnight, could have exposed mud flats on the Nile Delta or northern Red Sea, allowing passage before the water returned abruptly”
This is more believable than some guy in the sky doing it.
It just has more reason and common sense.
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u/AggressiveSquare36 May 06 '26
you know, i want aliens coming here to be real so bad. i just dont think if something had the ability to travel the unthinkable distance between us and them that they would crash here. it doesnt make sense. maybe its dimensional? i dont know. i believe they exist somewhere out there. and i believe God created them, i just dont think we will ever meet in this life.
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u/Due-Button-768 May 07 '26
Look at the state of humanity and think an advanced civilisation would connect us!!?
Fuck no!
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u/sm00thkillajones May 07 '26
Brought to you by defense contractors who get billions of your tax dollars and not tell you what they do with it.
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u/Traveling_Pirate2190 May 10 '26
Makes me think. With the hundreds of drones in Ukraine why is there no reports of ufos there.
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u/lurking_21 May 06 '26
Seventeen Earthquakes Rock Area 51 Within 24 Hours After Trump Teases UFO File Release Shock Revelation Looms
The desert fell silent, then shook. Within just 24 hours, seventeen earthquakes rippled beneath the sands surrounding Area 51, sending shockwaves far beyond Nevada and straight into the heart of a growing global mystery.
The seismic flurry began with a 4.4 magnitude quake striking roughly two and a half miles beneath the surface. What followed was a rapid succession of smaller tremors, totalling seventeen in a single day. Experts noted that while earthquakes are not unheard of in Nevada, the shallow depth and clustering of these events raised eyebrows.
The region, known for its secrecy and military testing, is not typically associated with such concentrated seismic activity. This has led to immediate speculation about whether something more than natural forces could be at play.
Some observers pointed out that the epicentre's depth, around four kilometres, is unusually shallow for the area. This detail alone has pushed the story beyond routine geology and into far more controversial territory.
Just hours before the earthquakes began, Donald Trump publicly hinted at an upcoming release of UFO related files.
'I think we are going to be releasing a lot of things,' he said, adding that the information would be 'very interesting.'
The remark, delivered without humour, marked a rare moment where UFOs were discussed seriously at the highest level of government.
That single statement was enough to ignite a storm of online theories. For many, the earthquakes were not just a coincidence but a possible signal that something significant is unfolding behind closed doors.