I just heard on the news that there are over a 100 uncontacted tribes living in the world.?

Question

They live here and we have not contacted them, so why do people find it so hard to believe that aliens are around, just because they have not landed on the White House lawn?

Answer 1

There's a difference between primitive tribes living in the remote jungle and space aliens that have, allegedly, traveled across interstellar space to reach us.

Ergo, your question and supposition are a non sequitur...one does not follow from the other.  There is not a single shred of credible evidence that we have been visited by extraterrestrials.

There's also a difference between "uncontacted" and "undiscovered" tribes.  Many of these primitive tribes are known about, primarily from contact with neighboring tribes and word of mouth...it's just that no modern-world scientist or missionary has actually gone in there to talk to them.  That's what "uncontacted" means.

Answer 2

Post the story please, because I would like to see who is spreading the B.S. these days.

It doesn't take long to pick this story apart.  For instance, if we have never contacted these tribes how do we know how many there are?

Even if there were over 100 tribes never to have been contacted by civilization, this doesn't make the possibility of ET UFOs visiting Earth any more viable.

Answer 3

This uses the same sort of logic as one of my other favorites- people used to think the world was flat therefore we should believe all sorts of impossible c**p.

Answer 4

I understand that there may be actually exactly 137 UNCONTACTED tribes who have NEVER BEEN SEEN before!  In fact NO ONE has never ever seen or EVEN HEARD of them!!!!!!! Ever!!!

Of these 137  tribes exactly all of them MAY HAVE HAD CONTACT with ALIENS!

Ain't it wild?!?!

Unbelievable isn't it?

Answer 5

I doubt the validity of that story.If they're uncontacted.How does anyone know they are there.Probably there are a few never before seen tribes,Most have been seen and prefer to stay out of contact.I don't see how remote tribes give credence to space aliens.Unless aliens are hiding in the Brazilian rain forest,which I guess is possible.If they're here hiding someplace remote.

Answer 6

Are you saying the White House uses aliens to cut the lawn? You think they're illegal.

Answer 7

Yes, I saw the intro on the BBC news and I agree with your point.  The problem is that most people do not know what is possible and what isn't possible.  Since most of us are not scientist or technologists we really can't judge except on personal experience whether something is true or not.  I once asked a question as to whether nano technology or gene theapy exists.  I got many answers that said it did.  These things are theoretical possiblities, they don't actually exist.  Force fields, graviton and tachyon particals are also theoretical.  I listened to a show on Dreamland where particle physisist Professor Kaku was talking about there attempts to develope a device that can read thoughts using an MRI scanner in the future.  We have yet to develope a technology  that can pick up thoughts, yet one actually exists and many think it was made by humans, impossible.  The point about the flat Earth is that many sain, rational people, including scientists once believed the earth to be flat.  When it was discovered it wasn't it took a long time for the public to accept this and for it to become common knowledge that the earch is not flat.  The point being that science progresses and there is much yet to be found and realised.  Science is an on going process of discovery.  For people to say this and that is impossible is a knee jerk reaction from a primitive animal like mentality.  Animals hate change in the status quo.  New knowledge is often resisted  by frightened members of the public. A good example of this is the riots that occured in response to the caxton printing press.  The medieval Europeans thought this was a work of the devil and destroyed this first printing press.