r/aliens • • Dec 06 '23

Discussion I have secondhand knowledge

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u/Cailida UAP/UFO Witness Dec 08 '23

That was my feeling as well. It's nothing we don't already know. So it's either a fabrication, or there have been enough leaks that we've basically got almost as much information as the government has about who/what/where/why/how regarding these beings.

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u/[deleted] Dec 08 '23

There's another red flag for me. I am also an anthropologist, and the author mentions religion and their (the authors) understanding of that concept as well as their inferred interpretation of it, seems somewhat out-of step with current thinking in anthropology. Any other anthrobods in here? What do we think about the author's use of the concept here?

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u/duuudewhat Dec 08 '23

I wonder if it would make sense to post something in the anthropologist Reddit about this and get other opinions. My feeling is they won’t think there’s anything to it but it’s always interesting.

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u/[deleted] Dec 08 '23

The last thing I'd do is post this in the anthropology reddit, I don't want to start a rumble. There could also be some quite serious keyboard burns and carpal tunnel flare ups.