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. Then there has always been background chatter surmising that some of the deemed-bogus contactees may have had a genuine contact experience, and they messed it up by enhancing it later. -- Squirrel

The number of REPORTED (not necessarily verified, but reported as seemingly linked) deaths, 3,409 per the graph as of May 1st, and somewhere in the vicinity of 6,000 currently, has been widely publicized. A number of doctors and scientists have said through various media outlets that doctors...

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. "Fanciful whims" is someone's opinion. Plenty of taxpayers, who fund these trips to Mars, have very different opinions. To me, that rectangular monolith appears to have a very high chance of being of artificial origin. I say go have a look. -- Squirrel

So how come, with all the Mars lander activity, no mission has taken a close-up look at the Mars Monolith? Mars monolith - Wikipedia -- Squirrel

. I think the quickest reply would be to link to the exact product which has given me excellent service, both with mouth inflammation and apparent viral (cold or flu-like) illnesses over the years: https://naturalfactors.com/en-ca/product/olive-leaf/ The manufacturer's site. LINK TAKES YOU TO...

. What I have found happens consistently over some years is that stopping the symptoms of inflammation with an olive leaf suppository is permanent. If the symptoms were to recur or not go away, I'd go to the dentist. And as I posted above, I am NOT a doctor or dentist. I tried olive leaf on...

. In my case, there are no pieces broken off to block ingress. That's the part I call a mystery. In some cases I've removed the blade and looked with a magnifying glass, and probed with a dental pick. -- Squirrel

. Here in the bush, and with no vehicle, whatever's on the shelf is it! :cool: -- Squirrel

. Looks like the rotors and shaft from a (radial inflow, maybe?) gas turbine or turbocharger. -- Squirrel

. kronoz - As I read your post, I take it you are rather fearful of the COVID-19 virus. I'm a lay person who has watched and listened to a wide variety of sources over the past year, and the message I've gleaned is that it is highly likely the threat has been exaggerated. FIRST ENCOURAGING...

. These days, one doesn't have much variety in choosing a pencil. Whatever's on the shelf is it. So I'm not really sure what the quality is. I can report that breaking points hardly ever happens - I've kind of learned how to avoid that. And definitely, at the point where the sharpener...

. I'm far from believing this is actually paranormal too - however, it is odd enough that I though I'd tap into the talent pool who hang out in this forum. I've had a number of broken-graphite blockages over the years too, but in the cases I'm referencing, none of them have broken graphite...

I've wondered about a little physics puzzle for decades, and I'm hoping some of the highly insightful members of this forum may have a solution. Is it "paranormal" - I'm not sure, but let me ask about it: I use pencils a lot, as a crossword do-er. I find that every year or two, even the...

After years of watching David Paulides' videos about wilderness missing persons, this newly posted video supplies some fascinating insights: (43 min.) In a nutshell, some of the lost-then-rescued survivors report "suddenly becoming disoriented," being unable to figure out where they were, and...

. I don't know of any studies. What I'm talking about are the thousands (I have no published number but it is huge) of cases where pet owners hire a psychic, and report that the psychic returned information which the owners know is both accurate and unique to the pet involved, and the psychic...

. When I speak about animal communication, I'm speaking about the field of psychic contact with animals. This field has nothing at all to do with behaviour and body language. A great many animal communicators work long distance by telephone. Because nobody knows how remote viewing works...

. I've had enough experience with psychics in the animal communications arena to appreciate the accuracy and power of much of their work. That experience strongly suggests to me that novel insights have a good chance of turning up, should this type of project be seriously undertaken. - Squirrel

. It would be pretty unlikely to find a psychic with an established track record who is also an astrophysicist, so this idea has a significant problem to start with. My thought is that a psychic might be able to detect a series of "impressions," but not have much idea what they mean. However...

I just finished watching a panel discussion by physicists about efforts to analyze black holes, and how it is impossible to directly observe what is going on inside. Does anyone know if there have been any serious attempts by psychics to "see" what's going on, from a physics viewpoint, inside...