UFO sightings are an Anglo-American phenomenon.

@StephenPiment Maybe the aliens only speak English.

@StephenPiment It may just be where I lived, but talks about aliens and UFOs were somewhat common in Brazil, specially among the poorest working class people. I heard them all the time from growing up all the way to working with patients at the hospital.

@StephenPiment Actually it’s because the United Federation of Planets all speak English.

@StephenPiment You’ve looked at limited data and come to a bad conclusion. ‘Garbage in, garbage out’. Look at wider data sets that cover the planet, not just US ones.

@StephenPiment Two theories: 1) The USA is the best country in the world 2) UFOs are only visible if you are on Adderall

@StephenPiment The Dutch have seen things ...

@StephenPiment @deyjandiulfur Moon landings are an American phenomenon. Of course they visit us.

@StephenPiment No, they just call them by other names in other languages. There's plenty of UFO sightings across the world, believe me.

@StephenPiment Correction: Recording and reporting of UFO sightings are Anglo-American phenomenon.

@StephenPiment These were me

@StephenPiment I suspect a decline in religion is a factor. 1. We ascribe weird sightings as UFOs vs. supernatural. 2. Humans like to believe in something greater than ourselves. Without strong religious faith, you'll be more apt to believe in UFOs (or Templar-esque conspiracies).

@StephenPiment *reporting UFO sightings such that they get into that database are an *English-speaking phenomenon you're welcome for the correction

@StephenPiment I’m assuming data collection is very different across geographies

@StephenPiment The data is bias becuase the reproting and collection is central to nations that collect such information. You can't get reports that nobody can make.

@StephenPiment The data referenced by this infographic is uselessly bad.

@StephenPiment @DarthCaul @andreasxirtus

@StephenPiment reminds me of this

@StephenPiment Of course. Aliens speak English. It’s simple, really

@StephenPiment Near 1:1 overlap with other media-catalyzed psychogenic contagions, I’d wager…

@StephenPiment No we just have the reporting systems. Travel anywhere in the world and they all have sightings, they just don’t bother reporting it to an official agency because it’s a known and accepted phenomenon. What this shows is Anglo Americans are the only ones skeptical of it.

@StephenPiment Maybe that’s because aliens are most fluent in English

@StephenPiment Where do you think most nuclear plants are located

@StephenPiment Curious how that maps to drone sales geographies 🤔

@StephenPiment @MiriamRoure But what’s the source?

@StephenPiment Source?

@StephenPiment Reported* sightings. Who exactly are the ppl of the Amazon going to report to. But yes

@StephenPiment @Ess_HW americans and brits only, oh dear

@StephenPiment reported to who?

@StephenPiment Aliens are American? 🤪

@StephenPiment What a terribly ignorant and lazy tweet. You should be embarrassed.

@StephenPiment wsj.com/articles/ufo-u…

@StephenPiment Mass formation psychosis?

@StephenPiment Didn't the Soviets have quite a few?

@StephenPiment Lmao aliens love to vacation in Hawaii

@StephenPiment Military test vehicles. There is no proof of aliens.

@StephenPiment I mean, they had Trump, of course, the Aliens are mostly going to hang out there, looking at what is about to happen next. 😂☠️