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Derek, does your organisation publish example test structures in order to guide would-be researchers? Or, do you know of somewhere that does? P.S. What would you say was wrong with Rupert Sheldrake's "telephone telepathy" tests?

Does that mean there are results available for perusal?

lancemoody, I didn't say anything about propulsion and you seem to have ignored my last point. As it happens, I am inclined to agree with you that knowledge of any alien propulsion system's function is likely to remain elusive if such craft are merely observed from a distance and while our...

Quotes: "no conclusive evidence", "no real evidence" What did Mr. Biedny see in Venezuela, then? (Listen to the relevant Paracast podcast) Are you asking me to assume that David is a blatant liar? I've listened to nearly every Paracast podcast and if David has lied about his Venezuela...

Stillborn, I can't figure out whether you thought that I was aiming the final sentence in my previous post at anyone/someone who has commented in this thread. Simply, it was just a passing thought and was not intended to appear relevant to anyone else's comments. As far as the idea of practice...

Here's a simple telepathy test: Pair yourself up with someone via an Instant Messenger Program. One of you chooses a concept to attempt to make the other person aware of. The receiver types something for the sender to see. Simple. It may prove useful to agree, previous to the test, on the...

I've no experience in designing tests for ESP but I'm interested in the idea of telepathy and I would be willing to take part in any research that I thought was sensible enough. I've been wondering about the possibility of telepathy for a long time and one thing I've learned stands out: If...

Tales of bright white balls are plentiful and accounts of such balls following vehicles are not uncommon. Here is a typical example: TDTNews.com - Temple Daily Telegram I often wonder how many of these white balls could be plasma. Often people mention that they hear a humming sound. Is it...

As far as an interest in ETs is concerned I think watching Dr. Who and Star Trek were my earliest experiences. My interest in UFOs, however, probably began with an Eric von Daniken book and, at approximately the same time, a book called Spaceship Moon(I think).

This is a small point but, perhaps, worth a mention: The word "religion" seems to come from a Latin word which has its root in the concept of belief. So maybe it should be better used to simply indicate a belief system. And anybody can have one of those (with or without ethereal beings). And...

Some of you might be interested in this article in the Phoenix UFO Examiner. Click Here

If your interested in the Bosnian pyramid then try http://www.bosnianpyramid.com/ There are some videos to watch.

Such people are scarily dangerous. In my ignorance(?), I can't help but be sure in the knowledge that my moral(ethical) foundations are vastly superior to his. I do not believe that there are any gods but if I did I'm damn sure that my gods would take a very dim view of this man! I've got...

I feel that we(in terms of our scientific community) should not be making too much of claims concerning what is more likely or less likely to evolve. Until we have a good grasp of the practical scope, limits and potential functionality of genetic systems we are, for the most part, in the dark...

Thankyou for your replies..... What they have in common point is that they remind me that, with present knowledge, it is unknowable as to how different, or similar, any Alien populations may be to ours: this I do not disagree with. However, I was hoping to provoke discussion as to the power of...

There is a question often asked, in one way or another, as to how friendly(or unfriendly) is ET. To me, this is a question of evolution; not simply biological but also, and perhaps more importantly, psychological. I do not pretend to have an answer to the above question but I offer one possible...

During an episode of the Paracast featuring Joel Martin(Dec 30 07) I heard the suggestion that it seems to be the case that people find it easier to be bad than good. This reminded me of the idea that everybody has a lazy side and, as if this was not enough of a problem in itself, that the...

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By Hoffmeister: " 2. if we saw the same thing as the belgian UFO, there is no man-made explanation for the crazy manouveres that the belgian UFO made i.e. it jumped and lowered in altitude by 1000's of metres in seconds. 3. Why the hell would this craft be firstly flying round SW England...

By Irishseekers: "What do Aliens eat?" And: "It probably my guess they would not go to the local convience store to get it" I am tending to think that eating our food would almost certainly be considered a health risk and they would probably only eat our food in an emergency.. As for the types...