No matter how real it looks, a video without multiple credible witnesses statements, and multiple types of data collected ie FLIR / radar, is worthless and a waste of everyone’s time.

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In the age of fakes, hoaxes, CGI, VFX, etc, the default take should be that every single UFO video is fake. Unless there documentation of names of witnesses, date, location, and written statements, it’s 99.9% bullshxt.
We must begin a culture of accountability. It should be customary to be compelled to come forward. We could even incentivize. Perhaps tax credits for fully documented UFO footage or something similar.

submitted by /u/Hijinx_MacGillicuddy
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