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They mostly only abduct bored suburbanite white anglo pepo
plenty of explanations for this map: cultural differences in how phenomena are interpreted (what americans interpret as 'aliens' may be more likely to be interpreted as 'angels' or 'spirits' or 'weird imperialist jets' or something in many other cultures without the same mass media sci fi trends in their pop culture, and maybe they are even correct to do so!), less access to electronics like cameras to record sightings, less interest among media industries of other cultures to cover such topics, less military equipment like radars and jets deployed to possibly detect phenomena, less organizations researching sightings in other countries, etc. Its silly to present this one map as some kind of 'gotcha' imo.
this map literally only represents reports from one org based in the US. it's misleading nonsense and I wish people would stop posting it
Oh my god, we are living in a simulation, and that simulation is an episode of Jackass.
Hi, I am Bam Margera and this "Sunkin' Phil's Dunk."
Nah, that's just using data from an English-speaking org.
only reports made to an English language org based in the US. I wish people would stop posting this misleading shit, I used to think it was funny too until I learned it's meaningless and misleading and doesn't prove anything.