Vancouver UFO: If You Could Ask the Aliens One Question, What Would It Be?
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If you had the opportunity to ask a non-human intelligence—an extraterrestrial, interdimensional being, or other unknown intelligence—one question, what would you ask?
Would you ask about the origins of humanity? Our history going back 50,000 years? The purpose of consciousness? Why UFOs are here? The nature of reality? Life elsewhere in the universe? Or what humanity’s future might look like?
This Meetup will be an open discussion where everyone can share the one question they most want answered and explain why they chose it.
There are no wrong answers. The goal is to explore what our questions reveal about contact, consciousness, humanity, and our place in the universe.
Come prepared with your one question, maybe a few!
Evening Schedule
6:00 – 6:30 pm
The Contact Circle – Human Contact. Cosmic Contact.
We begin each meeting by sitting in a circle and giving everyone who wishes an opportunity to introduce themselves and share their thoughts.
You might mention a video, a past UFO sighting, an interesting book, a personal experience, a scientific discovery, current events, consciousness, or simply ask a question you've been wondering about.
There is no pressure to speak. Listening is always welcome.
6:30 – 6:50 pm
Organizer Brian Ruhe introduces the evening's discussion and presents some of the key questions we'll explore together.
6:50 – 7:30 pm
Open group discussion, questions, and the sharing of ideas.
7:30 - 8:00 pm
Group can stay on topic or go in other directions.
8:00 – 8:30 pm
Announcements & Social Time
We'll wrap up with announcements, upcoming events, and an opportunity to get out of your chairs, mingle, and get to know one another.
Our goal is not to convince anyone what to believe. Instead, we encourage respectful discussion, open-minded curiosity, and critical thinking as we explore one of humanity's greatest mysteries.
Everyone is welcome. We look forward to seeing you on Thursday Nov. 5th from 6:00 pm - 8:30 pm.
🔹 Location: Vancouver Public Library, Central Branch, 6th Floor, Room L6 North (690) northwest corner
Street parking at a meter allows you to stay for over three hours and costs about $8.
🔹 Admission: Free