Therefore, discussing the proof of these issues is pointless, because not one of these issues has managed to propel itself beyond the level of entertainment and break through the glass ceiling of public indifference. We say we want the proof, but we really do not. Why, because as long as we keep these issues suppressed as entertainment, the proof cannot change our lives in ways that we cannot imagine nor control. But why are we so afraid of the proof that forever seems to elude us, is the real question. Until we are ready to answer that question, we can never hope to overcome the fear and survive as a species.
Proof is abstract concept.
Case in point, is the O. J. Simpson trial. To this day, a majority of Americans are still convinced that the jury chose to overlook a mountain of evidence for purely emotional reasons. Yet, it was those 12 people who decided and not the majority of Americans. The bottom line here is that proof is only relative to those with the power to act on that knowledge. For these people, solid UFO evidence is piled higher than a hundred O. J. Simpson cases.