TMZ Presents: UFO Revolution is yet another in-depth look at whistleblowers and evidence the U.S. Government supposedly has in its possession about the subject. Without disparaging the documentary series, it is important to note that having never studied the phenomenon one may be enthralled with countless new details that appear to emerge. For those who have dedicated any time looking at the subject much of the documentary is nothing more than a rehashing of things we have know in record for at least 70+ years, with a mix of official congressional hearings.
We have debated the existence, purpose, and assumed occupants of these assumed craft for generations with little consideration for other possibilities:

(1) what exists beyond visible light, which is only a small percentage of the rainbow of radiation (2) what can be experienced in altered states of consciousness which may link us to other worlds and ecosystems like a computer terminal links us to an invisible Internet, or sleep to a dream world (3) Fata Morgana mirages of flying ships (4) Mass Psychogenic-like illnesses described as the development of symptoms from collective anxieties that have no identifiable cause (5) psychic projections caused by psychic stressors that may continue to be seen long after their trigger point (6) mass drugging of the population, both legal and illegal, mixed with thousands of chemicals interacted with daily, and the natural production of DMT produced by the body (7) chronic stress, fear, and lack of both proper nutrition and sleep (8) the overlapping of various phenomenon

We must also consider the strictly psychological in regard to the countless streaming UFO documentaries, alongside the decades of military and intelligence community influence on the same subject. One of the founders and CEOs of Netflix, for example, was Marc Bernays Randolph, whose paternal great-grand uncle was psychoanalyst Sigmund Freud, and whose paternal great-uncle was Edward Bernays, the father of propaganda. Bernays’ 1928 book Propaganda was essentially used in the 1953 Robertson Panel Report on the perception management campaign (public relations) of UFOs.

When factoring in Carl Jung’s seemingly forgotten analysis of the UFO phenomenon the same stale arguments and debates evaporate and a whole new world is opened to the senses.