>>14229
We're not talking about unicorns and reptilians. We're talking about UFOs and chem trails.
Being able to identify what craft was in the air at the time you saw that light in the sky would work. Try to find out if there's an airport near by. If you have a phone, see how far you can zoom ahead. And so on.
As another person said, a lot of this stuff is pretty beyond what one person can work with. That alone but considering the fact that someone would need more time, funding, and resources then they'd have available to them and it gets ridiculous. This video is directed at the average Joe and it's saying if you aren't able to do the experiment yourself then you're a dumbass for assuming anything rather then encouraging them to find the right answers by other means.
Hell, even the part where they went over the experiment seemed way off because it ended with calling the person making the assumption a dumbass. If someone thinks signals going from computers, phones, etc cause sickness, then seek out actual studies on the matter and find that they don't, and conclude that they were wrong, then how were they stupid? They made a mistake, fact checked, and accepted the better evidence over their assumptions. It's something that should be encouraged, not ridiculed.
I wouldn't show this video to people who do accept needing to use the scientific method to find out things about strange phenomenon let alone anyone who believes in UFOs, chemtrails, etc.