The X-Files Creator Chris Carter Says He's More Scully Than Mulder About Forthcoming Government UFO The truth about UFOs may be out there, but the man who created The X-Files isn't hopeful that a buzzy new report will get us any closer to finding it. In a (Image by YouTube, Channel: STI LOn) DetailsDMCA
“Could the government actually be telling the truth? Or is the truth above top secret?”
When we were dressing the original set for Agent Mulder’s office on “The X-Files,” I came up with the poster with a U.F.O. on it that reads “I Want to Believe.” And I think that’s where most people come down on the whole extraterrestrial business. Not quite there yet, but waiting for a sign.
The universe is just too vast for us to be alone in it. Carl Jung and Carl Sagan wanted to believe, and both wrote books on the subject. Now videos from Navy aircraft tracking unidentified aerial phenomena (as they’ve been relabeled) suggest that maybe we have seen them. Based partly on the videos, a much-anticipated government study on the topic landed in Congress on Friday.
I have never seen a U.F.O. or an alien, but as a result of “The X-Files” I’ve met many people who claim they have.
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