A man slings a serving dish into the sky while someone snaps a picture of it. Blurry photos and videos of objects that could be anything or nothing. Eyewitnesses without any solid corroborating evidence. Phenomena that last for hours, but no one bothers to take any quality video. Tiny distant specks on a video that could be, once again, anything or nothing. Isn't it telling that, in this age when everyone with an iPhone has professional video production literally in the very palms of their hands, all we have is such poor evidences from the technologically impoverished past to rely on? The eyes of children are no more compelling than any other uncorroborated here-say accounts. This is just another waste of our time by crack headed people with overactive imaginations. If these advanced aliens are really so advanced, they certainly are terribly inept at clearly communicating what they want us to know. If they're so reticent about letting us know about their actual existence, I think we should ignore them and let them alone to complete their mysterious mission! After all, they're the superior intelligence; they should be the ones to solve whatever problems that they think we need to correct about ourselves, especially since they seem completely incapable of clearly communicating that message to us. Just the delusions of a collectively guilty human conscience that sees aliens as our only hope for salvation. Stupid and silly.
Review of The Phenomenon
