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His story gets wilder with time...now he's "under surveillance" by men in black SUVs, he is armed and barricades himself in his house, and has military friends guard his house when he isn't there. No mention of his buried proof in his backyard, of course. The subject has shifted from his...

IMHO, feeding into someone's delusion that they are an alien hybrid is not treating them with respect - it is further damaging their mental health. "It isn't about money"? Oh please. I guess the show will be aired without commercials then? :rolleyes:

I don't believe in hybrids or whatever you want to call them. A side note: don't you get tired of copying/pasting the same text on many different forums? Good publicity for the TV show, I guess.

I recall reading about this in the Fortean Times. I believe it is a thylacine, or Tasmanian tiger. The last one died in 1936, though many people have claimed to have seen them since then.

I agree with Angel, that they don't exist. And I think David Jacobs' methods are suspect at best; exploitive, unethical, and downright loony at worst. As for non-human species developing cognition on a par with humans - I have enough trouble with my cats and their antics, I would absolutely...

I saw this program tonight on the National Geographic Channel: When Aliens Attack | National Geographic Channel Followed by: Area 51 Declassified | National Geographic Channel It seems to me that there has been an increase in "alien TV" lately - maybe just due to low ratings or...

Hak, how were you able to resolve the experience and its impact on you? How did this change (if it did) your philosophy of life?

I think you are on the mark there when mentioning schema...I think, rather than not having a schema for those experiences, the schema would involve an archetype ("ghost") and an event schema ("this is what ghosts do"). Just my 2 cents worth.

I would tell them to clean up my room, as long as they're at it.

Some things which puzzle me: If Sean Harribance "reads memories" better the closer he is to a subject, how would he be able to do this via a picture of someone? A lot of people look similar - how would you know it was the right person? And if you had "doubles" such as Saddam Hussein did, how...

http://www.snopes.com/religion/rapture.asp

And wear a helmet so they can't eat your brain :D

How the zombie brain works: A Harvard Psychiatrist Explains Zombie Neurobiology - io9

And here is his original rant: an annoying point from a new member He came in flaming and posting numerous vitriolic comments. My comment to him on this thread was a result of being fed up with, not his ideas (though I still think they are incoherent), but with the manner in which he...

Webster Tarpley - Lyndon LaRouche groupie. That explains where you get all your nutty ideas. It must be quite scary for you, living in a world full of conspiracies, shadow governments, computer geeks, and Nazis...and people who you denigrate as stupid. You, who cannot spell or even write a...

The term "word salad" comes to mind...

Sometimes a cigar is just a cigar, and sometimes laughing before an answer is just a stalling tactic:) Myself, I wouldn't read anything more into it than that.

Generally, noises and repetitive phrases ("you know" et al) are used as a sort stalling tactics, as the person frames the answer to the question. It's not a deliberate stall, just gives the person time to get his answer together. Most people do this. Some do it non-verbally, though, as in...

I would have behaved exactly as you had done. But then, I am an old fart like you:p

From ABC news: "At Nuremberg, the allies put on trial some of the world's worst war criminals. Men like Hermann Goering, Albert Speer and Julius Streicher were not only Hitler's loyal lieutenants; they were involved in the use of slave labour and the killing of six million Jews in the...