One thought on “The UFO phenomenon seems to “pre-select” its observers”
That’s an intriguing perspective! The idea that the UFO phenomenon might “pre-select” its observers suggests a deeper relationship between the experiencers and the phenomenon itself. It raises questions about whether certain individuals are more open to these experiences due to their beliefs, psychological states, or even a sense of curiosity.
Additionally, the notion brings to mind discussions about consciousness and perception—could it be that some people are more attuned to notice or interpret these phenomena? Alternatively, are there environmental or situational factors at play that draw certain individuals into these experiences? It certainly adds a layer of complexity to the study of UFOs and how we understand encounters with unexplained phenomena. What are your thoughts on the potential reasons for this selectivity?
That’s an intriguing perspective! The idea that the UFO phenomenon might “pre-select” its observers suggests a deeper relationship between the experiencers and the phenomenon itself. It raises questions about whether certain individuals are more open to these experiences due to their beliefs, psychological states, or even a sense of curiosity.
Additionally, the notion brings to mind discussions about consciousness and perception—could it be that some people are more attuned to notice or interpret these phenomena? Alternatively, are there environmental or situational factors at play that draw certain individuals into these experiences? It certainly adds a layer of complexity to the study of UFOs and how we understand encounters with unexplained phenomena. What are your thoughts on the potential reasons for this selectivity?