Forbidden Science 7: Vallée’s Final Journal and the Uncertain UFO Question

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Jacques Vallée argues that UFOs are not simply alien visits but a far stranger and more ambiguous phenomenon, and he remains skeptical of official disclosure narratives, keeping questions open and reframing the issue as a broader puzzle about perception, cognition, and ambiguity.

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Jacques Vallées final journal, *Forbidden Science 7*, closes one of the strangest intellectual diaries of modern times. The veteran ufologist remains deeply skeptical of the official disclosure narrative, insisting the phenomenon is far stranger than simple extraterrestrials. After 70 years, Vallée still refuses to give believers the easy answer they crave.