Visit https://www.ufologyweb.com/ for more information, articles, and videos on ufology, UFO sightings, and paranormal phenomena. Ufology, Ufologists - Why You Should Pay For Their Work In this video I talk about money, ufology, and why you should pay for books, conferences, and website subscriptions. Since launching UfologyWeb.com in 2019 I’ve received some feedback from people suggesting that they are unwilling to pay for a course in ufology when all the material, they assume, is freely available online. Others have said that a true ufologist is someone who has spent years doing their own research without any formal courses. They think that you shouldn’t pay for a 12 week course and instead you should spend many months researching the subject for yourself, using books and online material. I’ve also seen comments in various Facebook groups in which people question why they should pay for tickets to UFO conferences, website subscriptions, or anything else that UFO researchers produce. The attitude seems to be that since YouTube and social media is free then everything else should be too. They question those who appear to be making money from the subject. So in this video I’m going to explain why the things you think are free come with a cost, why few people are getting rich with their research, and why you should consider paying for at least some content. The True Cost Of Social Media. Social media companies are private companies that provide a service for their users that seems to be free of charge. You may not have to pay cash to use YouTube, Twitter, Instagram, or Facebook but you pay in other ways. You expose yourself to constant advertising and you provide these companies with your personal data which they then harvest for more advertising and the influence that this can control. Social media is designed to suck you in and fix your attention on it so that you see as many adverts as possible. Do you think social media is the bastion of free speech? Say something controversial or which doesn’t match the mindset of the company’s owners and watch what happens. Remember, these are private businesses with their own rules and they owe you nothing. For the content generators, all that free content you see on social media comes with a cost that is proportional to the length and complexity of the content. A quick post with a picture takes a few seconds but videos like the one you’re watching now require a script, recording a narration, suitable imagery and video clips, editing, uploading, and finalising as a public video. It takes time and effort and for some the work itself is rewarding. Personally, I choose to do it and I’m not complaining because I enjoy it. But some people ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B2-WRVPWMcc

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In this video I provide ten facts about air travel, air transport, and the aviation industry taken from https://www.atag.org/facts-figures.html. 10 Facts About Air Travel, Air Transport, and the Aviation Industry At the time of making this video we in the UK have been in lockdown for several weeks but at last the end is in sight. The measures introduced in response to the Coronavirus pandemic have devastated economies and decimated the air travel and tourism industries. Some airlines have collapsed completely while others predict it may take several years for them to restore their businesses to pre-pandemic levels. Airline staff have been made redundant with the inevitable impact on each individual and their families. Some people have rejoiced at the sight of aircraft parked, skies cleared, and airports quietened to the extent that the only flights are air cargo and emergency services. Others are counting the cost in terms of loss of employment, career setbacks, training suspended, and a whole list of problems not least of which is the effect on their mental health. But aircraft will soon be flying again. So whether you're rejoicing at the prospect of aero engines overhead once more or wishing this grounding of fleets could be made permanent, these few facts are something to mull over while you look skyward. The facts were found listed on the Air Transport Action Group (ATAG) website at atag.org/facts-figures.html so please visit the site to learn more. You can also follow them on Twitter at @ATAG_aviation. Here are the ten facts. 1. Over 65 million jobs are supported worldwide in aviation and related tourism. Of that figure 10.2 million people work directly in the aviation industry. We tend to think of airline staff as being pilots and flight attendants but the industry also supports the taxi driver that drives you from airport to hotel, and the cleaner who cleans your room while you're at a meeting or lying on the beach. 2. 1,303 airlines (or fewer by now) operate a fleet of 31,717 aircraft (again, probably not as many today) serving 3,759 airports through a route network of several million kilometres managed by 170 air navigation service providers. That's an awful lot of ancillary staff and technology keeping a vital global network alive. 3. In 2019, 4.5 billion passengers were carried by the world's airlines. 4.5 billion people who found a reason to board an aircraft. That's a huge number of willing passengers. 4. Worldwide, flights produced 915 million tonnes of CO2 in 2019, or 2% of the total produced by human activity. Globally, humans produced over 43 billion tonnes of CO2. This includes things like shipping or the Internet, both of which also account for about 2% each. 5. Jet aircraft in service today are well o ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VHFdSxMzx4w

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