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I'm Rich, a 25 year old male born in Princeton New Jersey and currently living in Gloucester Massachusetts. I was born on July 16th, the date of Apollo 11 liftoff (Oddly enough I also joined here on 11-11-08, and my username has three 1's. May the synchronicities fly!) which would make me a...

It was a tough call between Dolan and Vallee for me, but I gave it to Rich on the premise that he's still actively involved in the field. I'm a huge fan of Vallee (Own all of his books, even reprints), but I tried to keep my choice practical. I also admire Stan Friedman, though I harbor some...

The topic of "disclosure" is a fuzzy one. I think before we make opinions on whether or not it will ever happen we should first define just what we mean by the term, that we can all agree upon. I'll throw my card into the hat by citing possible examples: A.) Government initiated disclosure...

A great question, and my meager answer would be "identity", but of course even that is subject to interpretation. At what point do thoughts become "yours"? How do you differentiate between a thought "created", and a thought "received"? Without being able to answer those questions, I think the...

Ah, the cosmic trickster motif. If it weren't for the notion of that possible reality, I think I would completely write off the contactee phenomena. People could very well be speaking to various entities, and reporting exactly what transpires, but the information they receive is not only bogus...

A very depressing state of affairs, and sadly, you just described the perfect recipe for what has become known as "muddying the waters". I think that would be the equation, and the result is disingenuous agendas and fabrications all in the name of money and fame. The field seems to generally...

Interesting indeed. Yeah, Marburg is fairly close to where I was, and if I had to wager a guess, I would say the object was within 1 mile, at least of the lake. It wasn't over it, but it certainly was considerably close considering it was in a North-East position, in the direction of the lake...

Very interesting indeed, and not at all surprising this research is on the forefront of the military. What better soldier is there than one who operates in the context of a hive-like mind? You bring up a good point as well Kevin, regarding the changes in brain activity in reference to trauma...

Couldn't agree more! I've pretty much come to the conclusion these days that our every day lives, our culture, in a nutshell is for the most part a chicken mcnugget. It makes sense if you think about it a little bit, but thank you for the reply! Truly means a lot. :D

Apologies for the late reply, just returned home from work. After pinpointing where the mountains were along the horizon, I've concluded that it would be North-East. From my viewpoint, it was aligned perfectly with them, only not near them, but over the town itself. It didn't seem to be...

Putting my vote out there for Michio Kaku. I really admire his scientific imagination, and he's not at all opposed to the notion of ETH. I certainly wouldn't mind hearing more of his thoughts on some of the more compelling UFO cases.

Geeze. Ms. Twyman sure came a long way since I stopped reading Dagobert's Revenge.

I think the OP has forgotten that this is a Radio show. The modus operandi is discussion. It's not some funded research group tackling the problem, so stressing various areas of expertise such as physics, philosophy, and history is a little exacting I think, dare I say clamorous. The show...

I think what really needs to be addressed is the changes in the social strata over the last several decades regarding the subject. Yeah, I'm going there. The ridicule factor. Given enough time to incubate and fester, I won't readily underestimate the effects it has had on our culture. That said...

I'm 25, and I've had an interest in the subject for as long as I can remember. Psychologically, you would think that I was groomed for it as I was growing up, haha. It mainly started with films, as soon as I learned the concept of what they were and could digest the information in them (As in...

That'd be a favorite of mine as well. Just about anything covered by Maccabee is worth looking at in my opinion, regardless of the conclusion. Beyond that, I'm still fascinated by the Belgium Wave. Colonel Wilfred De Brouwer's commentary on it is very interesting to me, particularly when he...

I gotta' say I'm not a huge fan of Birnes. He doesn't strike me very much as the "thinker" type this field requires, let alone a researcher. The type of thinking he seems to partake in is getting his stories across, and thinking about how he can make you believe them, or make them seem valid. I...

I thank you again. This bit from "The UFO Evidence" is particularly interesting: Incredible. That's nearly exactly what I described. The only corroborative case I knew of was that piece of footage where the maneuvers seemed highly similar, but I suppose delving into the body of reports will...

Yes! Exactly that! I was going to mention that footage in my initial reply. Thank you for making that comparison. I had remembered that footage was taken somewhere in Nevada, presumably near Area 51 but I didn't know where to begin in locating it on the net. Thank you immensely for finding it. I...