The UAP Edition

This week, we are going to talk about the government files that were recently declassified about the UAPs, Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena.

Say that four or five times.

Yeah.

About that.

Why can't we just call them UFOs? You know?

That's a great question.

The whole thing about that, I was thinking about it earlier today.

The UAP.

You can't say flying saucer.

You can't say UFO.

How do I put this? There was a Douglas Adam book, Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy.

And it's one of the, in the series where this guy goes, rain followed him around wherever he went.

And he had all the names for rain, the little tiny rain, like Forrest Gump, the big stinging rain, the big drops, little drops, rains come from below.

He had, and he hated, he hated rain.

Right.

And it followed everywhere he went.

But what he didn't know was that he was a rain God and the rain loved him and wanted to be around him.

But then the scientists got involved, and the scientists called it like some – he has a focus precipitatious event that happens

around him because they can't say he's a rain god.

It's all terminology.

So, you know, you say UAP because it sounds better.

You don't say shell shocked anymore.

You say, you know, PTSD or you can't even say D now.

It's not post-traumatic stress disorder.

It's post-traumatic stress syndrome.