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  • New Nessie Proof… Fail!

    New Nessie Proof… Fail!5

    • September 3, 2012

    I dropped the ball on bringing you this story when it was news, but now have the opportunity to redeem myself to bring you the follow up, or the cover up depending on your perspective. According to the August 3, Daily Mail Online: ‘The most convincing Nessie photograph ever’: Skipper claims to have finally found

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  • Las Vegas UFO Lecture: The Military & UFOs

    Las Vegas UFO Lecture: The Military & UFOs14

    • September 2, 2012

      I think I may finally have a reason to take the three hour drive up to Las Vegas. And it’s not for some degenerate weekend getaway. Well maybe. The National Atomic Testing Museum –affiliated with the Smithsonian Institution– is having a one-night event that will features speakers the U.S. military as well from the United

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  • Princeton Parasychology Research Made Public

    Princeton Parasychology Research Made Public0

    • August 31, 2012

    The Princeton Engineering Anomalies Research (PEAR) program was established at Princeton University in 1979 by Robert G. Jahn, then Dean of the School of Engineering and Applied Science, to pursue rigorous scientific study of the interaction of human consciousness with physical devices, systems, and processes common to contemporary engineering practice. Its methods were controversial and

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  • Nobel Prize Laureate: Alien Contact Could Be Dangerous

    Nobel Prize Laureate: Alien Contact Could Be Dangerous15

    • August 30, 2012

    Alien contact. We’ve all heard the different sides of the argument whether through reading or through television. So when –and IF– the day comes, what do you think our encounter will be like? Do you assume that extraterrestrials are some noble higher-being type of entity that traveled possibly millions of miles to enlighten us? Sort

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  • Science In All Its Mystery

    Science In All Its Mystery1

    • August 29, 2012

    I found this Opinion piece by David P Barash and felt like it speaks to a great deal of what we read here. Dr. Barash is a Professor of Psychology at the University of Washington, Seattle. Science, such a sweet mystery: It’s not what science knows, but what it doesn’t, that really matters By David

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  • Man Dies Hoaxing Bigfoot Sighting

    Man Dies Hoaxing Bigfoot Sighting20

    • August 28, 2012

      Thanks BC for the heads up!   Officials in Montana responded to a traffic accident in where a man in a ghillie suit was struck dead while attempting to hoax a Bigfoot sighting. You know, just when you think you have society figured out, out comes a gem like this. It’s no wonder why

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