Skepticism Is Not the Enemy of UFO Disclosure. It's the Key to It.
Skepticism Is Not the Enemy of UFO Disclosure. It's the Key to It. By Steve Douglass There is a troubling tendency within the UFO/UAP community to treat skepticism as hostility, constructive criticism as an attack, and anyone who questions a popular theory or piece of evidence as someone trying to undermine disclosure. That's not how serious investigation works. In fact, it's exactly the opposite. If we truly want answers about unidentified aerial phenomena, we should welcome healthy skepticism, independent analysis, constructive criticism, and, above all, unbiased investigation. These are not obstacles to discovering the truth. They are the tools we need to find it. Arthur Conan Doyle, through his fictional detective Sherlock Holmes, famously wrote: "When you have eliminated the impossible, whatever remains, however improbable, must be the truth." — The Sign of the Four , 1890. It's a wonderful principle of deductive reasoning, particularly when applied to t...
