I am, personally, relatively ignorant about this whole thing. I never researched it, haven't read all the replies in this thread, and have not reviewed all the evidence. I have not watched one video on this topic which tries to prove one thing or the other. I haven't seen all the pictures. I've never piloted a plane.
Either you didn't read, or didn't understand, my first quoted paragraph. I claim uncertainty, which bothers you.You can try to twist that, but ultimately you can't escape the parameters of the equation just by thinking about it.
As far as I know, thinking about physical realities physically changing does not make them actually change physically.
The human mind has no such magical powers that I know of.
At this point, for me, having done almost zero research, my guess is that it probably wasn't a plane. (Does that statement bother you?) When, and if, I devote time into doing the research, my guess might change and I'll be a little less uncertain. The kicker is that the only way I can become less uncertain is by investing the time and doing the research myself. I'm glad you are more certain than I am, and I appreciate that fact. But your certainty can't translate into mine. That's not twisting reality, in fact it's the opposite.

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