Even in our time, many eyewitnesses of unusual events and phenomena hesitate to share their experiences with friends and relatives, let alone with the press.
The fear of being labeled a drunkard, drug addict, or even mentally ill by society is very real. Decades ago, when only a few researchers dared to discuss UFOs, witnessing something strange in the sky and talking about it almost guaranteed ridicule for years.
Such was the case for 67-year-old Gordon Mackerracher from Edinburgh, who kept silent for half a century about his encounter with a large UFO. Only recently did he decide to speak to journalists about what he saw.
According to Gordon, he was 17 years old at the time, walking along a road in the countryside of West Lothian, Scotland, when he noticed a strange flying object in the sky.
We can prove Bitcoin has intrinsic value and people will resort to the same tropes. So, if you see something, say something. I’d rather believe that something is possible, than be proved wrong.
It’s part of the reason I can’t understand atheists. Like, what if you’re wrong? The reward is so much greater when you are open to possibilities beyond your understanding!
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Pascal's Wager
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