Thanks for the politeness. In general, it seems foolish to assume there is nothing to something that other people are into. The much more likely case is that it not be to a person's taste, ability to comprehend/ appreciate, or the person may be brainwashed against it. One key to understanding is to be able to look through various perspectives. Clearly if there was nothing to something, people would not be interested. Religion is an excellent example. An atheist not only doesn't experience spiritual phenomenon, he has no capacity to even imagine what they are. > Don't you have a cat to eat? Me busy cooking. > The Disclosure Project On May 9, 2001, one of the largest and most successful press conferences in the recent history of the National Press Club was completed. More than 20 military, government and corporate witnesses to unambiguous UFO and extraterrestrial events stated their testimony before millions. This kickoff event for the Campaign for Disclosure was carried by major media world-wide. The event was live webcast, and at 9 a.m. over 250,000 people were waiting on-line for the live press conference to begin. https://www.ufocasebook.com/disclosureproject.html Seriously, googling "Disclosure Project" is all you need to do.