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Tic Tac
1997 · Film · 96 min
Directed by Daniel Alfredson
During one single day a number of life destinies cross one another. It becomes a night for the involved they will never forget, a night when the coincidences are going to change their lives forever.
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This “radar data” is video of FLIR visuals captured on the screen of a FLIR system in the San Diego area. In other words, grainy video of grainy video. From a film maker with an agenda that is, by contrast, extremely clear.
If they want to talk about radar data, that would be something different from video of video. An assertion about the data is also not the data, it is just a mere assertion about the data.
FLIR is the same system that showed the tic tac objects in another incident.
Also in the San Diego area.
The pilot in the tic tac incident, Dave Fravor, said that he is a class clown type.
He also said that the programmer of the FLIR system is one of his best buddies and was at his wedding.
He said there were three other people with him on that day (2 fighter craft, 2 people in each one) so he says it’s not just him, he has others who back him up. But, notice, that is just his assertion. The other three people have gone dark and don’t want to talk. An assertion about having backup is not backup. It is just a mere assertion.
All we have for tic tac is Dave and the FLIR video.
Imagine you are a Top Gun trained fighter pilot and get to experience the immersive 3D way of being that others don’t have any inkling of. You might feel pretty special.
And then when you get back to earth, you’re just another ordinary Dave.
What if you could juice things up a little bit, so that when you’re back on the ground, people would still know how special you are? What if your buddy who works on the FLIR system could be in on it?
Again, all we have for tic tac is Dave and the FLIR video.
Kinda similar with this new incident, since everyone on board apparently was unable to locate or forgot they had their smartphones.
I would bet dollars to donuts that self described class clown Dave Fravor and his FLIR programmer buddy are still best buddies and still live in the San Diego area.
Doesn’t prove anything, but food for thought.