Have you seen anything that defies conventional explanation?

My thunder has been stolen..

Here's what science can only guess at and do so in a silly manner: why is there *anything*. Why isn't there nothingness. Scientists now say that the universe suddenly popped out of nothing. How long was there nothing when suddenly billions of galaxies were farted into existence?

I've never heard about that before, but I just now looked it up. Looking through the stuff that supposedly happens there, a lot of it has perfectly mundane explanations. I've read about cattle mutilations in other places, which have been easily explained by the cattle simply dying and then bugs and animals going to town on their corpses.

Another of the phenomena listed is crop circles, which is a laugh, considering the original crop circles were proven to be a hoax. If this happened at all, people are probably just seeing crop damage from weather or wildlife and confusing it with extraterrestrial/paranormal activity.

Much of the stuff is also likely the work of hoaxers; one of the things about areas regarded as haunted or whatever is that they inherently attract pranksters. Another thing could be residents simply lying, making stuff up for attention.

Additionally, the mere fact that a place is perceived to be haunted or whatever and has legends attached to it also inherently encourages people to look for weird unexplainable things, and to automatically attribute anything odd or anything they can’t immediately understand to supernatural phenomena. If people EXPECT weird things to happen, then they’re going to see weird things. They’re already in a state of mind to unwittingly exaggerate things and read more into them than what’s actually there.

The site I'm looking at says the area has experienced UFO activity since the 1950s. Why the 1950s? Why not earlier? Conveniently it starts just when modern jet aircraft come into existence, the US government is researching and testing experimental technology (for the Cold War, the military or just scientific purposes), and humans are starting to send satellites into space. Perhaps there are military facilities not far away; lord knows the US is covered with those, being one of the most heavily militarized countries on Earth. But if it is aliens rather than the military, why would they pick that particular location to focus their activities on? They could land anywhere on the planet, so why there?

I won’t go on too long, but everything I'm seeing so far about that ranch can be conventionally explained. There could be such things as, I don't know, gases coming out of the Earth in the area which cause hallucinations and other ill effects on humans and wildlife. That's just a thought off the top of my head.

There being Native American legends about the place doesn't really strengthen the case for paranormal activity. White people have a habit of fetishizing all things Native American, especially their religions and folk legends, even while recognizing that most Old World superstitions were nonsense. Native Americans are people like anyone else, and just as capable of misinterpreting things and believing in nonsense, particularly considering that these kinds of legends come from pre-modern times when all kinds of things we now regard as mundane were harder to understand and explain.

He does indeed defy explanation. How someone who is most definitely NOT a politician got to be president of the U.S. and making America great for everyone except terrorists, socialists, illegal aliens, pot heads, crack heads, communists, fascists, drug dealers, etc. etc. etc.

I was going to say Trump, but I knew someone must have beat me to it.

Such a sad story. And, yes, it defies conventional explanation.

First they blamed it on painkillers, then they blamed it on black mold. I'm not a conspiracy theorist, but something happened here. Brittany was friends with Julia Davis, a former Department of Homeland Security Officer, who was a whistle blower.......Brittany clearly knew something and was murdered because of it.

Drugs.