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Mike: I agree, and we did get our first X class flare a couple of weeks ago, but the old U.S just happened to be on the dark side when it hit, and most of the problems were in <?xml:namespace prefix = st1 ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:smarttags" /><st1:place...

Yea, in the end, most of our leaders are as dependent on the "experts" as everyone else is. Just as with the Gulf oil spill, there is no politician that I know of who is familure with the physics of high pressure capping, and so must listen to his/her panel of experts, and hopefully make the...

"Playing golf while the world burns"? I suppose if he was taking a crap, Fox news would say he was "sh****** on the world as it burns". I know that in our society we are intensely polarized, but every president I have heard of works 80 to 100 hour weeks, and that includes both conservative and...

I don't know if we would want to use anything other than conventional explosives. The idea is to break the isotopes into small pieces, and not to atomize them or introduce the material into the upper atmosphere which I would think a tactical nuke might do. When I was younger and going to AIMS...

OK guys, I know that this is going to sound way crazy, but I have been giving the situation in Japan some thought, and think that I might have a possible solution. I know that "arm chair" engineering is easy, and usually wrong, but I think that desperate times call for desperate measures, so...

As much fun as I have reading flip comments about “space brothers” (where are our space sisters?)… I would like to know if this accident has changed anyone’s mind about the use of nuclear power. I, for one, was, and am still for nuclear power over coal power, due to the problem with CO2...

Softbeard: The move is good if one likes the war movie. It’s basically a bunch of Marines who single handily find a way to disable all the flying drones by blowing up the "mother ship". In the end, they even say; "send out the information to all the military bases in the world how to bring...

Great show.　 Alexander is one of the best interviews that I have heard for some time. It is obvious that he has been on the inside. As a former Fed with APHIS, I would agree that his discussion on how the government works is spot on.　 As I have said in previous post, it is my belief that the...

Pupil88: Thanks for the story. I find it interesting on many levels. This is what makes the research into UFO's a real challenge. Your story is so far in left field, that even if it is true, (and I have no reason to either believe or disbelieve), it puts the UFO researcher in a tight pickle...

Yes, I am not that honest. I even coast through stop signs at times. I have even been known to smoke some illegal substances at times. Go figure, I am human. And do not pretend to be Christ. If you are, good for you. Gives me hope. <?xml:namespace prefix = o ns =...

Great stuff. I was just streaming the new “Battle of L.A.” which I had thought would have been about the 1942 event, but turns out to be about another bunch of evil aliens who attack our planet in order to steal its natural resources. This is so human. We think that any species that is on the...

You touch on the philosophical idea that coined the term, "zombie". In the minds of philosophers, the term, zombie defines an automaton that is able to ape the conscious person perfectly, but has no consciousness of their own. Much like the example of sociopath, who can act like a real human...

Hak: Thanks for the good story. I agree that most of us need some sort of "wake-up call" in the form of illness or accident in order to experience what we never thought of before. This is the basis for many Shamanic journeys. Most of the shaman stories I have heard of, start with a life...

Hak: great question. I don't think that our western logical positivism has a chance of developing a theory about plant consciousness, much less human consciousness as it stands today. With that said, it seems that the frontier of quantum physics is starting to look at the "single electron" idea...

Sorry. I am very dyslexic. The only way I got through college and Eng 121 and 122 was with spell check and a very kind proof reader. Feel free to change my name around. pb <?xml:namespace prefix = o ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:office" /><o:p> </o:p> ---------- Post added at 03:29 PM...

Soft bread: Thanks, and yes, the string implied by most of the hypothesis is very small, close to the plank limit. The statement in Physical review relates to gravitational effects. Of course when one deals with gravity, we still have no idea what it is. Newton gave us the laws, (inverse...

S.R.L Thanks for the link, and I have attempted to work through the papers on extra dimensions as it relates to string theory. If you all ever get an urge to toast your brains, there is a good paper written by Juan Maldacena from Harvard: Large N field Theories, String Theory and Gravity by...

Hopefully I haven't been misread too badly. I do agree with a lot of McKenna’s ideas, as well as Jung's ideas on group mind. I have been discussing this with others as it relates to the old Carlos Castaneda’s books about Don Juan, and his ideas that our minds have "agreed" on how reality should...

Hummm... Having been raked over the preverbal hot coals as to my "disconnect", you then inject your own disconnect by speaking about string theory. What does that have to do with my view of McKenna's ideas on the UFO issue, or his over use of 3 dollar words? But since you broach the topic of...

Some thoughts on the new generation of UFO researchers. Do they even exist? I work at a large <?xml:namespace prefix = st1 ns = "urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:smarttags" /><st1:place w:st="on"><st1:PlaceType w:st="on">State</st1:PlaceType> <st1:PlaceType...