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These things have been thoroughly, completely, and ruthlessly debunked. Clearly hookum. The earliest manufacture date around is the mid 1700s, for the Paris Skull. These victorian era curiousity pieces can't survive examination by modern electron microscopes. (not to mention the fact that...

You wouldn't want to. From the (limited) research I've done, and one personal experience, you don't want to attempt to communicate. He might answer you. Really----whether this is a internal, psychological occurence, or a "demon", or whatever---it's a wholly negative event.

No matter what the forum, or place, there is always a place for lawyer jokes.

I've yet to listen to one live, I'm working my way through the archives, listening to each show in order. As a philatelist with insomnia, I have a lot of late night free time------I listen to the show on my laptop whilst working on my stamps.

I would propose that the sample, of assholes to okay guys, for Police Officers is about the same as for the population as a whole. For the most part, they are alright. Some are great, some are sociopaths. It's the way human beings are. The issue with officers is they have Authority. A...

I have an open offer to all and sundry: any haunting, demonic presence, troll bridge, whatever. I've got no worries on the subject.

I have never seen, heard, or read anything that led me to believe that we are being visited by nuts-and-bolts spaceships and ET's. Nothing. It's a fun subject for conjecture, but that's it.

The world was pretty much the same. The 'people' there were certainly aware of me, but didn't seem too interested at all, and talking to them was pretty much a non-event. We were all just waiting around. I wonder, actually, if my experience qualifies as lucid dreaming--because I was in fact...

Praise Zeus, this is still an unregulated field of commerce. Move forward and make hay while the sun is shining. I doubt it will last forever.

I've spent some time on this subject. Fair warning: most, if not all, of the literature available is hogwash, or worse. There haven't been any serious studies that I'm aware of. Here's sort of an outline of what I experienced: -first, I started a dream journal. Just kept a tablet near my bed...

Poverty Point, in north eastern Louisiana, represents one of, if not the, largest example of the Mound Builder culture. It was inhabited for centuries, by many thousands of Native Americans, who traded as far as the Great Lakes. Sits right square in the middle of the Ouachita and Mississippi...

MVoltage: perhaps you represent the 1% of which I spoke. I don't imply the events don't occur--only that they either are 1. rare or 2. visible to only a fraction of the population.

Correct. FEMA's website has overlay maps showing the 100 to 500 year flood plains for the US. Most every major metro lies within one. Our cities were founded when access to farmland, timber, and river trade routes over-rode flood worries.

LoL. Mister Communion has more guts that I credited him for, if he's going to appear on the Paracast. Heck, they should make a special forum link for our questions.

I truly hope you are right! However, I've got to think otherwise. It's always been my assertion that legitimate paranormal experiences do occur, but that they are very, very rare. It would be hard to convince me that more than 1% of the adult population has experienced a true ghost or UFO...

I'm as skeptical as anyone should be on Bigfoot, but want to make a point: in this thread it was stated that a breeding population needs approximately a thousand individuals to be viable. This isn't correct for any mammal spread over a decent sized biosphere, and specifically isn't correct...

That's great news. Looking forward to the show. I'm keen to hear how this pop-culture ufologist supports some of his, errrr....., wilder claims.

-by definition, a 'very' advanced biological entity would have created artificial intelligence, and harnessed sufficient energy sources, to manifest awesome technological prowess. And, as it has been said, technology sufficiently advanced, is indistinguishable from magic.

I'm there for the trip, fellows. If I ever win the lottery, I'm going to be an entrepid paranormal investigator extraordinaire. All I lack now is money, time, and skill.

Well, I'm 39. I've been interested in the paranormal since I was a young teenager, well before the internet made information so readily available. Despite twenty five years plus of interest in this sort of thing, placing myself in countless situations (graveyards at night, Civil War...