Comment by marshray
11 hours ago
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
Being "crazy" and later turning ought to be "right" are not exclusive.
One can be right for bad reasons.
OK - this needs some good examples :)
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> In context seemed more like a smear
Not to anyone who is intellectually honest.