We Want to Believe

In We Want to Believe, Adam Kirsch explores the intriguing shift in societal and governmental attitudes toward unidentified flying objects (UFOs), transitioning from dismissals of hoaxes to serious inquiries spurred by recent unexplainable events. He delves into the historical context, highlighting influential figures like physicists Edward Condon and Carl Sagan, as well as current advocates for understanding UAPs, such as Navy pilots and physicists. Through declassified documents and military encounters, Kirsch examines why the mystery of UAPs continues to captivate public interest, prompting a deeper reflection on the nature of belief and inquiry in modern society.