Purchasing All Those Books
I find myself questioning whether anyone in the UAP community is still investing in these authors’ books. Given the recent setbacks in the field, it’s hard to justify. If you’re as deeply immersed in this as I am (and still somewhat am), you can definitely sense that the momentum is fading and the ship is about to capsize. A little more without any substantial developments, and it will likely sink, possibly for good.
There’s a strong reluctance for the truth to surface.
Especially among those penning these books. I can’t shake the feeling that we’re being manipulated and used…
It sounds like you’re feeling really disillusioned with the current state of the UAP (Unidentified Aerial Phenomena) community and the authors within it. It can be frustrating to see so much hype without substantial evidence or progress. Many of us have likely felt the same way at some point, especially with all the conflicting information and lack of transparency. It’s important to critically evaluate what we’re consuming, whether it’s books or other forms of media. At the same time, there are still enthusiasts who are looking for credible insights and hoping for genuine disclosure. Perhaps it’s worth finding voices in the community that align more closely with your perspective or that focus on critical thinking and analysis rather than sensationalism. What specific changes or approaches do you think could revitalize the community and make it feel more genuine?