Government secrecy about UFOs isn’t always a bad thing: Tyler Cowen
The Senate Intelligence Committee, frustrated with the Pentagon's dismissal of UFO evidence, passed a bill calling for increased transparency and whistleblower protections. Despite sensational claims lacking corroboration, sightings and sensor data of unexplained aerial phenomena persist, posing potential national security threats. The Committee's decisive action acknowledges a genuine puzzle needing resolution. By demanding better investigation, they aim to address the ongoing mystery and seek clearer explanations for these anomalies.
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By Tyler Cowen
Three months ago, following last summer's congressional hearings on UFOs, the Pentagon's All-Domain Anomaly Resolution Office issued a 63-page report evaluating almost 80 years of evidence. Its conclusion — not altogether surprising, given the name of the office — can be summarized as follows: Not much to see here. Please move on.
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