to your first statement sadly i couldnt agree more
however to your second one, i know something like 95% of ufo sightings are from billy bob but the 5% that have credibility such as pilots military officials ect sometimes the whole plane that the pilot was flying ect. or like the AZ lights?
Funny really, considering another statistic was that professionals are only 5% less likely to messup compared to non-professionals, which isn't really a great deal of difference compared to "billy bob".
To be honest though, I have a theory/philosophy in regards to how the universe was formed, where it came from and what design it followed.
Let's say for simplicity sake it's a universe running in a computer. It's rules are defined by mankind, it's causality is shaped to follow a given path by the consensus that defines it. Their is no room for error, there would only ever be a concern if things were just left to chaos to dictate fate. (like currently people believe is the case of the universe).
Afterall imagine if you will that evolution allowed the dinosaurs to roam free and evolve. We wouldn't be here right now discussing on an online forum about this, instead there would be some race of evolved reptilians doing whatever it is they do. (There wouldn't be a reptile version of you, since all events that led up to making you-you wouldn't have existed)
Hypothetically you could suggest that if WE are those that designed the universe and depict it's fate, then the dinosaurs would of had to have met and unfortunate end.
So the universe in the computer runs to the physics we've observed (since they are the "laws" that we've defined govern us), if we were to allow another computer to run another universe then the outcome could be different. The dominant sentient beings could evolve different understandings in regards to their physics, meaning their universe would potentially be governed by different universal laws.
There is then the fun part... Sitting there with a CAT5e cable, asking diplomatic ambassadors of each sentient's within each computer whether they'd like to bridge to a new universe to say "Hi" to the neighbours. At least you get the option to say "yes or no" and don't have to worry about a sudden invasion, because the CAT5e can be left unplugged.
(yeah it's an anology)