Who they are? What their doing? What we think of their work?
The purpose of this web site section is to present and critique the research material from many different UFO & Paranormal researchers and personalities. Hopefully this will help the reader/researcher separate the wheat from the chaff. All information contained herein, critiqued in a positive or negative light, has been fully researched and every attempt has been made to contact the originator of the information for conformation. We apologize here and now if we error in our attempt to bring you helpful research information.
Q 1: Why would anyone want to call themselves a UFO researcher?
A 1: Everyone has at least a passing interest in the UFO phenomena. Generally, once you start looking into it you'll discover many amazing and, at the same time, infuriating unanswerable questions. Looking for these answers will fuel your research. Calling yourself a UFO Researcher is a two edged knife. In the field, your thought of as brethren, outside of the field, your thought of as a kook, nut-case, etc.
Q 2: What credentials do you need to be a researcher?
A 2:. Credentials can help you or they can hurt you. If you research the subject sufficiently and keep up with the breaking stories, people really don't care if you're a janitor or working at JPL. If the information "seems" credible, presented in a credible manner, people are willing to listen to (and believe) anybody.
Q 3: What makes one researchers "Credible" and another one a "Fraud? "
A 3: Its all in the delivery. If you sound credible (to the general public), you will be taken seriously. However, if you're blowing smoke, you will be exposed. Sooner or later, you will look like a fool. If you are a janitor or work at JPL, tell it like it is, "I am a janitor who's done his homework!" If you make stuff up, you will be found out.
