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Even if something exists, it’s very far from the solar system!

I firmly believe that. It cannot be that in the universe (and it is, as is known, infinite) there is only one form of life.

I believe it because I saw it myself. I was walking around and I saw a UFO (Unidentified Flying Object).

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Yes... I'm 99% sure that other civilizations exist in other systems, because it's impossible that in an infinite universe there's only one inhabited planet... but I find it hard to believe in all sorts of spirits and the like – or rather, I don't believe it at all...
Some people here wrote that they saw something... well, now the FSB will come here and arrest everyone, etc... okay, that's nonsense – so, what was I talking about? Oh yes, some people here wrote that they saw "aliens" or someone else – you will be believed just as much as I will be believed if I say that I saw a skeleton running around with a scythe and in a cloak with a hood... who was running around houses and eating souls... well, something like that... in general, it's kind of absurd to discuss this...

I believe in UFOs, although I don't really like writing the abbreviation UFO. I saw a UFO myself in 1989 in the Samara region, near the Zhigulev Mountains. Many people saw it, and it was written about in local newspapers. Of course, we are not alone in the universe, and I don't want to think that there are no other civilizations besides ours. But what beliefs and intentions will they have when they come to us, although it's a question of whether they will come at all? I think that if they come to us, it will most likely be with mercenary intentions, although it's hard to say what those intentions might be. Maybe it will be resources, maybe slave labor, etc. There are many options. But if we come to them, we are not exactly a beacon of light either. In any case, the civilization that is more advanced than another will most likely be an exploiter, and I think altruistic sentiments will be alien to them. Therefore, it is better to go to someone who is weaker than us.
The second question is whether or not to believe in ghosts, witches, etc.
Scientists have long proven that thoughts are material. And the thought of any being of the human race is nothing more than a cluster of very high-level energy. So, I think that this may be a game of our imagination, or it may be a kind of sarcasm of the place, in the sense that there are all sorts of anomalous places, etc. This is my point of view on these issues, and I would be glad to see counterarguments, of course, for those who are interested in my opinion.

Hmm. I repeat – I believe in UFOs. I don’t really believe in aliens. What could they possibly need from Earth, being so advanced? (There is, however, a thought that they might be “observers from the United Planets Organization” – or whatever it will be called – determining whether humanity is ready for Contact).
As for the nature of UFOs as not EXTRATERRESTRIAL but INTERTEMPORAL objects – I consider this possibility – why not, actually?

I don't believe in UFOs as such. But sometimes, unexplainable things happen. For example: a couple of times, my computer turned on because I hung my robe on the chair (I still don't understand how this happened).

It's very simple – for reasons known only to themselves, the aliens installed a device that activates the compass by hanging a robe on the back of a chair:)

...as is well known, science fiction writers and scientists have come up with only a few basic possible models of alien behavior:
-a warlike race, conducting cosmic expansion, and awaiting the arrival of a military fleet in our system for its subsequent capture;
-a peaceful race, alien to war, whose society has not known violence for many, many, many years; they will gladly take humanity under their wing and share technology;
-a mysterious race, with its own agenda, conducting secret abductions of people for some global purpose, and implementing some kind of cunning and insidious plan with humanity.

Some people wonder why aliens would want Earth?
Why not? What about the two eternal problems of any actively developing civilization? Overpopulation and a shortage of resources.
Moreover, these goals suit any "type" of alien – whether peaceful or cruel.
Personally, I suspect something like the third type with elements of the first. Because I fundamentally do not believe in a utopian society.
Now, humanity is sufficiently developed compared to the Middle Ages. Approximately as aliens and we are in the present time. Exaggerating.
But one cannot say the same about the good morals and realities of our world. On the contrary. Crime, competition, violence. I assume something similar exists with our extraterrestrial colleagues; perhaps they don't have a mythical "single government for a hundred planets," but rather states/regions/Clans/syndicates/corporations also exist. Some of them – the richest and most influential – have access to space, just as our major countries have access to nuclear potential.
There is an eternal competition and struggle for power among them. And this is not a figment of the "cruel human mind"; it is natural selection that has evolved to a new level. Now, many can survive, but now they also want power. In general, just like on our blue planet.
Perhaps our planet is not the only one "under their jurisdiction"; there may be many. Perhaps there is not one civilization, but several, and they are engaged in a global struggle, having ventured into space.
And in my opinion, the most likely outcome of the desired contact with aliens is not a utopian one, but a very tense one. Or maybe they just like to create a stir around themselves, so they appear, but don't fully reveal themselves. A little joy in a dreary life – to stir up the planet:)
Nothing, as they say, is alien to human nature.
Although I do not believe that their technology has reached an unreal level of power over Time and Space. Perhaps they resemble 17th-century Europe, searching for a new route to India, but finding a tribe of Indians... who knows what this will lead to?

The Bible says: *Truth lies in signs and symbols*

And the question of faith is very personal for each of us.
I saw a UFO twice with my own eyes.

The first time, I analyzed everything, and with a probability of 70 out of 100%, it was an atmospheric phenomenon.
The second time...
There are things that humans are not yet meant to understand.
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I have 2 photos taken by me personally.
In the first one, there are *energy pillars* with a clearly defined structure.
In the second one, there are unexplained glows near people.
I'll upload them when I have time.

Uploaded 3 photos:

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Meanwhile, June 30th marks the 100th anniversary of the Tunguska meteorite...

I was watching a show, and they suggested that it wasn't a meteorite at all... Just Nikola Tesla experimenting with wireless electricity. And he blasted it into the taiga, where there were fewer people...

Exotic versions of the Tunguska meteorite: antimatter, nuclear explosion, collision with Earth of a miniature black hole, crash of an alien spacecraft (proposed by the famous Soviet science fiction writer A. Kazantsev), Nikola Tesla's experiments on resonant excitation of the ionosphere through the Wardenclyffe Tower (it could transmit a huge amount of energy, and the meteorite was never found), and so on.

I watched this program myself. I just don't remember the details anymore.

I don't believe in ghosts, although I am one myself ;) . And I don't believe in magic, or the Loch Ness monster, or any kind of nonsense. But alien civilizations could very well exist.
In general, all sorts of paranormal phenomena happening around you could be a sign that you've spent too much time in the sun, or maybe you've played Heroes too much. :D :) :D

Has anyone heard about the alien, Alyoshenka? Apparently, he was found somewhere in our area. They say his spaceship is lying at the bottom of the lake.