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Great show this week. Interesting discussions on a broad range of topics and yet it never felt rambly or unfocussed. One sort of random point about Jerome's comments regarding Ezekiel's wheel though. I don't think it takes any effort at all, extraordinary or otherwise, to "unpack" that story...

I don't find it outside the realm of possibility that such creatures could exist and effectively remain hidden from us, given the remoteness of the locales where they tend to be encountered/sighted, the relative intelligence of other primates and an active desire to avoid contact with humans...

As a fellow Virgo, I know the feeling. The thought of having to suddenly become all outgoing and personable... GAH!

But does that mean if the astrologers compensated for the wobble they'd suddenly be accurate again?

Stay classy, San Diego.

Or million. Or billion. Dude's got a real thing for Zeta Reticulli.

Please do. Were the first 5 pages in this thread not enough for you? Because if it's all the same to you, I was hoping to discuss Friedman's work in UFOs and where the field is headed (or isn't as the case may be). I just want to check and make sure...

Go to comedy central's website (or the comedy network for Canadians) it'll be up there to view.

Then go back to them and revel in your own self-congratulatory smugness. Shocking as it may seem, some of us aren't actually interested in your tiresome, repetitive tripe. Get a blog or something, that way you can post the same crap about global warming every single day and then respond to those...

THERE! You see? You just did it! THE UFO phenomenon. Not "the UFO phenomena". A presupposition of a singular source or an all-encompassing catagory. One box. I'm saying that's not good enough anymore (and in truth, probably hasn't ever been). So don't think of it as specialization, think of...

If you happened to catch The Colbert Report last night (it's avaliable online if you didn't) Stephen ran a segment about aliens coming to earth which pitted self-proclaimed "alien hunter" Derrel Sims on the con side against... well this weird sort of aging, hippie-looking dude who's name I...

I jumped to page 6 because I predicted pages 1-5 would be filled to the brim with the usual global warming sparring from the usual suspects. Imagine my surprise at being absolutely right. You'd have to imagine it, because it doesn't exist. So with all that taken care of, on to Stanton... who...

If you don't count Genesis, Joshua or Psalms, sure. And therein lies the reason why these sorts of discussions are pointless. The text cannot speak for itself, it must be interpreted and clearly if what I say it says differs from what you think it says, then it must be that my interpretation...

Sigh... here we go... Your statement read "...to believe in those words which have been passed down for thousands of years..." That's a reference to the text itself and not your individual interpretation of it. THAT'S what I responded to. The earth's orbit around the sun isn't realated to...

There is so very much in the Bible that has been proven wrong, not least of which being the orbit of the earth around the sun (and not vice versa as stated within the scriptures). I'm not looking to lump in to theological debate, I'm just saying you shouldn't make such broad statements...

Partially. AM radio in Canada is mostly dominated by classical, jazz and oldies music stations, so there's no real comparison. I get a taste of it occaisionally though and in particular whenever I'm listening to the paracast these days (via download) and forget to skip the commercials. I hear...

Not to be culturalist (if that's even a word... is it? It probably is now...) but this sort of thinking is almost entirely limited to the USA as far as I can tell. You guys need to calm the F down. If there's ever gonna be a MAD MAX scenario it'll be because you brought it on yourselves by...

DING! DING! DING! Winner!

And of course there's nothing quite like having one of those experiences yourself to mess with your worldview! Not that my own experiences have made me a doe-eyed believer of course (far from it) but they definately have a way of shifting you out of the "it's all bunk" catagory and over into the...

Not to paint the man unjustly but I recognize the name Credo Mutwa mostly from his associations with David Icke... make of that what you will. As for the broader topic of skepticism/agnosticism I think you'll find most of us on this board are broad-minded enough to at least listen to claims of...