The truth is in here... The following text is offered after many months of reflection on the subject of 'disclosure'. As an incipient movement with techno-religious leanings (especially as it gets inscribed into Washington-Silicon Valley UAP circles), I remain extremely dubious. Broken down into what I would consider its constituent parts - the laudable ends of government transparency, accountability and declassification (of UAP-related information, now seemingly underway wit

Neil deGrasse Tyson changed his mind about UFOs, then said the line that set this essay off: "bring out the alien." It sounds like rigor. It's the wrong thing to ask. Whether they're real was never the interesting question, and even a body on the table can't answer the one that is: what is actually going on? A piece about evidence, meaning, and why we keep demanding proof of the messenger while no one stops to hear the message.

At the last SUAPS Reading Circle meeting 18 June 2026, which concerned C. G. Jung’s Flying Saucers: A Modern Myth of Things Seen in the Skies, one participant put forward a very common view concerning the Vision of Ezekiel as a premodern UAP sighting. Precisely because of this view’s ubiquity, I feel moved to set forth a counter, critical response, admitting, of course, that there is no knock-down argument concerning some ultimate truth of Ezekiel’s text (such are hermeneuti