UFO-ET BUSINESS & CRISIS.
I will show you the characteristics of the UFO-ET business and
why this industry is condemned by market laws.
Basically, those who make a living of this subculture must
convince their clients that unidentified flying objects are extraterrestrial
entities or artifacts. This was an easy task 60 years ago, because the idea was
new, and “flying saucers “were a revelation and a novelty. Besides the UFO
phenomenon was related to the cold war.
Even Adamski’s Venusians were believable for some people in
those years.
Also, the first EXO-profiteers worked well with the
possibility of a fast solution of the UFO enigma, presumably as a consequence
of direct contact between these imaginary cosmic brothers that were better than
us, and more intelligent. Basically the fantasy was that the extraterrestrials
were here to save us from auto-destruction. The aliens were a blend of big
brothers and gods.
But time goes by, and year after year, the “soon they will contact us” suggestion
didn’t happen.
UFO business was forced to do make some changes. Aliens were
now legion, some good some bad, and the cover-up conspiracy theory kept UFO invisible
but credible…for less and less individuals.
This is the basic problem faced by the UFO industry. Year
after year, writing books and giving lectures about UFOs require more and more
nonsense and more fiction sold as fact, but trivialization has a price to pay.
More nonsense and fictions will attract less and less clients.
The clients of nonsense and trivia will be the less informed
individuals and the less informed and cultured folks are those who buy less
books and have less money to pay lectures tickets.
Truth is that those who believe in the UFO Psycho-social
hypothesis know that the cover up and disclosure belong to the UFO ET mythology.
Intelligent EXO-fantasists also know this but remain silent.
After all they are trying to sell their impoverished UFO mythology to less and
less clients.
UFOLOGY decadence LAW.
The amount of nonsense in UFO books and writings is
inversely proportional to the client’s culture and information.
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