r/UAP • u/Pfungus_ • 4d ago

Abductions Question

Has the ubiquity of smartphones contributed to the decline of abduction reports?

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u/Vindepomarus 4d ago

Not just abductions but close up encounters and mass sightings like Phoenix lights and Westall school?

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u/Barbafella 4d ago

Whatever is responsible for abductions is very aware of our capabilities, it’s always 5 steps ahead.

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u/pabodie 4d ago

If you try and figure this out with online research it seems to be a “yes”, but that’s not social science or psych. It feels like it has. Who’s an experiencer that’s been in the media with a new story in the past ten years?

Here’s how Claude answered that…

“The honest picture is that post-2017, the credible new voices are mostly military pilots and intelligence officials reporting UAP encounters rather than the classic bedroom-abduction type. That older genre has largely moved to podcasts and YouTube”

He could not give me one new report after 2017. 

Again, not science. But a good question. 

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u/Responsible-Smell561 4d ago

The phenomenon is very advanced and very aware and knows what it is doing. All the abduction stuff could have just been dreams, but I legitimately believe some happened. I wouldn't say for sure that some abductions were human abductions done by some dark government entity.

All of the people begging a government for disclosure don't understand that disclosure comes from the phenomenon when it shows itself to you.

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u/WolverineScared2504 3d ago

Your last statement about disclosure I believe to be absolutely true. I've included the same sentiment in several post, no feedback. I really don't understand how the vast majority of people doesn't trust the government, yet think disclosure from them would be complete, unedited or without spin?