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Comment by keepamovin

11 hours ago

Sounds like you've already decided and are trying to work backwards - as in the supposition "UFO-crazy" seems more like you're trying to wrangle some analysis to prove your inter-family ad-hominem than following the evidence to illuminate a mystery, and Mr West's work is abused for that lol

As used here "UFO-crazy" wasn't a supposition, it was a constraint.

"UFO-crazy uncles" are known to exist. This is not an extraordinary claim. The existence of such uncles provides no evidence for or against extraterrestrial visitors or other aerial phenomena.

  • The existence of UFO crazy uncle's does from a probability sense have some bearing on whether we have any true extraterrestrial evidence.

  • In context seemed more like a smear for any who don't dismiss as unremarkable. But I'm glad you took it as the narrow case, tho - do they really "exist", or might they have just been right all along? Lol