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Somebody call Michael Cremo!

Because people prefer that the world conform to their own paradigm, and that they can classify, quantify and qualify everything within that paradigm. (If you'd like you can substitute the words "belief" or "religion" into that sentence instead of "paradigm.")

Telepathy or ESP or whatever you want to call it, certainly is a human capacity. Call it synchronicity if you wish but yes, it's very human. Deathbed visitations are visits from someone that is dying, or in the process of dying that is visiting a relative, a friend or whomever. I'm just...

Sure...Telepathy is one thing. Deja Vu would be another. Deathbed visitations another... I've been thinking about humans and our need to constantly classify, qualify and quantify everything. Life isn't necessarily a big box in which everything has to fit neatly stacked. It's more like an...

Regarding his research into the Pyramids and Egyptology in general: What does the fall of the government of Egypt do to the research that is taking place now? Also with the resignation of Hawass? Will this allow the research to continue in the same vein as it has been, or is there hope to...

I meant to say that it invalidates those books in toto, thus invalidating the work that the co-authors did on the piece. I didn't mean it would invalidates the life's work. I stand corrected.

Assuming that was directed towards me.... <assuming that="" was="" directed="" at="" me=""> Actually my own reaction would be very skeptical and reasonable. I've had a few sightings myself and even went as far as reconstructing one to figure out what happened. I posted it here.</assuming>

Even worse, he has-by association-invalidated the credibility of his co-authors. And that truly is the tragedy.

Just did a google search and found a couple more snippets on this: http://www.plumaslakelife.com/articles/lake-106760-marysville-missing-army.html http://www.abc4.com/content/about_4/bios/story/Missing-soldiers-car-located-search-continues/vLbPsRsFd0KF0DI8n9tkqg.cspx It seems odd to me that...

I watched it in 480p and full screen. The movement of the white objects is very similar to sea birds, complete with a bit of wing movement. I don't see anything remarkable here.

Sure, why not. In the pursuit of knowledge, I'd probably enjoy it. But they'd better have good food!

New “UFO over London video” Yup that's my take. At least the Japan video posted above had some crowd reaction. I've never been to London, but I would imagine that sights such as the one in the video would garner some sort of reaction from the crowd...a few "ahhhhs" and maybe a few "WTF is...

I don't know about the "evidence" in those photos, but I'd like to see something more than blurry photos and footprint casts...DNA evidence would be nice, though without a confirmed DNA sample there's no way to positively ID any species.

If I only had the mathematical skills to use a computational model...:rolleyes:

I think Chris is absolutely genuine. To me, he comes off a bit easy on the "woo" in some cases. However, in the Crystal Skulls episode, he was clearly attempting a debunking at the "fake" crystal skull that he found...but the guest just didn't get it. In fact, I think I actually heard Chris's...

You know, that show was probably the one thing that sparked my interest at an early age. I still remember going to the theatrical release of "In Search of Noah's Ark" at an age where I should have been climbing trees and wrestling frogs.

I've been considering the human construct of "time" and what it really means. One could say I'm thinking of it in the way that Pirsig thought of "quality" and trying to define what it really is: to suit my own version of reality. I think that if "Time" were fully understood, we might see that...

I'm still not sure what I believe because I think that the hypothesis has to suit the reality in which we live. I, personally, don't really understand the nature of reality. The 3 choices I made, I don't think are all that different from each other. I chose ETH, Extra-dimensional and...

I enjoy "Ghost Adventures." For some reason those 3 guys seem like they'd be fun to hang around with, despite all the theatrics.

I couldn't agree more with this comment. I considered that perhaps the interview was at a late hour for him, or maybe he had a nightcap...but still he rambled. I had a very difficult time understanding any of his points, if he actually made them.