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CHAPTER WHEN WE SPEAK ABOUT strange circumstances, dozens of questions come to mind and rightfully so. We continuously seek to reconfirm the nature and the reason of our being. Our efforts are focused on controlling our environment to give our actions meaning. The primary reason for the presence of so many critics of the UFO phe- nomenon is that it is beyond our control! Many skeptics who lack the power of discernment raise and cast doubt on the psychological balance of witnesses to reassure themselves that they are adults whose feet are firmly planted on the ground. Perhaps their feet are not on, but in the ground, preventing them from taking a step forward. It would not be difficult to turn the tables on them. What possesses them to categori- cally refuse to accept UFOs as ET technology? Which motive, which psychological mechanism prevents them from seeing the imperfections of our intellectual inability? It would be quite interesting to turn this into an elaborate study in order to ascertain the exact influence of their controlling instinct. A well-known adage says that knowledge is power. Let us start by breaching the mysteries of science and assess the nature of the secrets of the powers that be, secrets made up of deliberate sar- casm. The most common response, however, is a natural rejection. This may seem astounding, but I do not believe in the supernatural! There is only the unexplained natural. This natural is so amazing, so imaginative that we can only see its proscenium. Let us briefly discuss our common difficulty to perceive reality. UFO and paranormal phenomena are based on scientifically libertar- ian principles that go beyond the generally known level of freedom. In essence they are fast, intangible and cannot be controlled. 31 The non-debate