Planned Event? UFO Sigthings

[kentdavidge]

I strongly recommend everyone to watch this video carefully:

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EDIT: someone complained in another thread that the guy in the video is using his video to promote his book. Yes, he is. And yes, he is on YouTube because of the money that YouTube pays him (like 99% of YouTubers). In fact, I quit watching right after he started advertising his book towards the end of the video. Also, I always have my ad blocker enabled when watching videos. NEVERTHELESS we can still extract useful information and learn on YouTube.

 

[msinger]

Thanks for sharing! Many people would be way more productive in life (and sane) if they followed this simple advice.

 

[Vic Moss]

TLDR? I'm not going to waste time watching someone with conspiratorial theories.

 

[msinger]

TLDR? I'm not going to waste time watching someone with conspiratorial theories.

TLDR: The video maker does not provide an explanation for why drones are flying through New Jersey. He encourages viewers to do their own research and not accept everything they see in the news or online as fact. While the video won't shed light on the drone situation, it offers practical advice for navigating life with a critical mindset.

 

[msinger]

someone complained in another thread that the guy in the video is using his video to promote his book

That's an interesting take. He promoted his book in the last 36 seconds of a 22 minute video.

 

[Rchawks]

Like you said it was presented at the end of the video not the beginning.

 

[photoshop67]

What's the reason why people like me with 1200 mm lenses, and cameras that create 60mb files can't put their fancy camera on a tripod and shoot a bunch of closeup videos of these flying objects. Why the hexx are we stuck with only people that can take crappy phone pictures, and then that's all we see on the media. Shooting something like these flying objects would be incredibly simple for myself (a pro photographer) or a few thousand other photographers with lone lenses and skill.

 

[MavicFlyer2]

Shooting something like these flying objects would be incredibly simple for myself (a pro photographer) or a few thousand other photographers with lone lenses and skill.

Totally agree with this photoshop67 !

I watched the entire video and agreed with mostly everything he sayed. When he mentions using Ai to get news, to ask Ai to be A critical when searching, well that I don't agree with.
I'm not saying don't use Ai for news but don't depend on it solely, always get multiple angles and talk with a variety of people also. Always talk with many many different people...it's one way to know more about anything !
I loved the part about knowing your neighbors also !

 

[msinger]

When he mentions using Ai to get news, to ask Ai to be A critical when searching, well that I don't agree with.
I'm not saying don't use Ai for news but don't depend on it solely, always get multiple angles and talk with a variety of people also

I believe the idea is that AI excels at summarizing large volumes of data. After using it for several months, I’m inclined to agree. However, many AI models may not be well-suited for researching politically oriented news stories.

Regarding the idea of using a variety of people as news sources, you'd have to consider where those people get their information. Many simply rely on TV or news websites. This is precisely what he advises against when choosing a primary source of information.