Andy McGrillin

Does the truth even matter anymore to most people?

When I talk about finding your tribe, people can just go and find the truth they want to believe in.

And regardless whether it is genuinely factually correct, that's what they're going to believe.

That's the narrative they like.

We see it across football, politics, academia, science, conspiracy theories.

The truth is becoming less and less relevant depending on the individual.

that might be the paint fumes talking but I think that's for me a lot of where society's at right now really easy and lazy example is COVID and the vaccine stuff where did it work did it not work where the microchipping is where they put magnesium and metals in our blood or was it genuinely there to help was it not doesn't matter because everyone's made up their mind

if we had another lockdown announced next month, COVID-20 comes along, and okay, we're going into lockdown, would it have the same effect?

no most people wouldn't do it regardless of the scientists and the people on your tv who are qualified most folks wouldn't do it so people will pick their camps they'll choose their battles so we're at a point in society and this impacts obviously the ufo topic where same to my point about the Greer camp the Elizondo camp the Grush camp it no longer matters what's true and what's not true so back to my answer to your question about abductions

it would just be another tweet.

Yes, they still happen more than likely.

If they don't, then that means the reason for the abductions, they're finished.

If there was an objective to study, then do you know what?

They got the information they need.

And that's not, remember, this phenomenon isn't one entity, in my opinion.

I have to always say, in my opinion, this is multiple entities.

Certain ones were performing these abductions because some seemed really pleasant.

Others seemed a lot less pleasant.

So if they have stopped,

is that necessarily a good thing?