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Schuyler, your home does indeed sound most triumphant! I would certainly have that very reaction you articulated upon walking into that room. I myself have a rather humble book collection barely filling a single shelf of a book case, but it'll grow as time permits for sure. I'll agree that the...

You know, I wouldn't be at all surprised if that was indeed on their agenda list.

Oh goodness, I hope they don't hurt any of the Tall Whites! :frown:

I'll admit the cattle mutilation phenomena hasn't always sparked the same interest as other topics for me, but you present a rather progressive idea in my opinion; certainly one I never considered before, so I find that interesting. I'll be more specific. We can all agree that the most popular...

And by enjoy, I mean a good laugh out loud gut buster. Dry (Dare I say cheesy?) humor involving innuendo on the Enterprise. I about died in my chair when it was over! The moral "probing" the alien presents to the Captain is hilarious. <object width="425" height="344"><param name="movie"...

Thanks for sharing, and indeed a very well spoken article. When I think of Bassett, there is only one reaction:

I'll have to admit that while I'm not exactly a SETI supporter, I am tolerable and praise the concept of what they've been doing. As extremely far fetched as it is, at least someone is doing it. It takes care of the, "We'd never know if we didn't try." scenario, like Frank Drake mentioned during...

Haha. That is a true honor coming from the legendary Schuyler! Most welcome sir. :cool:

Haha. Yeah, that portrait surely is interesting. The only thing missing on it as per what the consensus reports is the large eyes, but everything else is there; large head, tiny holes for a nose, slit for a mouth. What's boggling is that it was created sometime in the early 1920's, long before...

If you're on board with the concept of a technological singularity, I think on some level that is inevitable. I don't mean the "robocalypse", but the threshold where the creation of technology and machines no longer requires human input. Machines will create other machines and develop new...

I love the Hicks. Been a longtime fan of his, and I'm still saddened by his passing. Society really needs thinkers like that in the limelight. Man, he would have been an awesome guest for the show! Sigh, alright, dreaming aside, this would probably be one of my favorite quotes of his, also...

Oh absolutely. If anything, I think what we can discern concretely is that the various phenomena regarding the subject calls into question what we think we understand about reality. It requires an amalgam of everything that we consider to be human; our science, our religion, mysticism...

Hmm. Sure, if I plan on being a "Disinformaion Agent". Does that have anything to do with mayo? Disinformayo Agent. Yes! Don't be shy on the mayo! Hehe. ;)

Could be, but I try to think of it along the lines of what anecdotal evidence we do have of other intelligences interacting with human beings. The communication is purportedly telepathic, involving a "linking of the minds", of sorts. What permits such a connection? Would it be unreasonable to...

I'd like to think that an intelligence hundreds of thousands of years older than us wouldn't partake in mundane forms of subjugation, be it through force or direct infiltration. I also like to entertain the notion that though possible non-human intelligences may appear to be more "advanced" than...

Perhaps it's time for a banishing ritual on a global scale? Haha. That alone is an interesting facet of occult practice, along with devices of protection. Banishing rites, elemental tablets, crosses and pentacles. These devices of mental protection hint at the occult experience being somewhat...

Well, we're still going to have "crackpots" for centuries to come I imagine. Oh I kid. But that is a nice analogy. I can't say I settle on one interpretation, or "solution" regarding it either. For the layman, at the face of it you could easily attach a single explanation to the phenomena...

My thoughts exactly. The video editing itself is quite good, but the craft themselves did have that Bryce vibe about them. Much too simply textured.

Fair enough. I wasn't attempting to attack you, but only to call into question what you were presenting. We can all agree on that one of the most popular theories relating to the UFO mystery and how they work is by the manipulation of gravity somehow, as far as nuts and bolts tech goes. But we...

That's quite a leap. What "evidence" you offer is clearly anecdotal at best. Let's assume that perhaps, yes, you do indeed have some kind of working propulsion system which appears to be out of the norm, but what evidence do you have to offer that these UFOs utilize such a system? None. You're...