-=> Quoting Michael Holt to Paul Andinach <=-
 MH> Do we have any way of knowing what those places are if they are not
 MH> eyes?
   No.
   What I meant, though, was that maybe the eyes don't collect and
process light the same way Earth eyes do, allowing the extra brain
power.
 PA> 3. Greys don't exist. (This option, of course, can explain any
 PA> number of apparent inconsistencies.)
 
 MH> That does explain things a bit....  But then we are faced with the
 MH> problem of explaining such are large-scale event.
   That's one of the reasons people who don't believe the alien
explanation are interested in UFOs. "If there are no aliens, why do so
many people think there are?" is an interesting psychological
question.
 MH> The general difficulty I have with abductions as subjects of
 MH> scientific research is the difficulty of data collection.  Except in
 MH> some peripheral aspects of the events, we have no way of *knowing* any
 MH> facts beyond any  doubt.
   Oh, definitely.
   Which is why I don't like people who say they know that UFOs are
alien spacecraft.
Paul
... I came, I saw, I stole Michael Holt's tagline!
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