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These are definitely complications that would have to be overcome when colonizing a new planet. I must admit, I'm not used to thinking of exobiology, although I am certainly finding the subject fascinating. My initial thoughts surround the difficulty of introducing new genes into an integrated...

Sure have! (Love the photos btw...) But then I realized that we're really dealing with something that we have absolutely no solid information about. There are no facts, only experiences and observations. So, for the sake of curiosity, why not try all potential avenues and see what happens? You...

Lol this is all very true! Although sometimes you really just want the location, so you bulldoze the existing house and build a new one. Takes a bit longer, but you get exactly what you want for a home ;).

This is a very interesting theory. If an alien culture wanted to take over our planet as their new home, it would make sense that they would study the current inhabitants. However, I would think that any culture that is advanced enough for time travel and DNA synthesis/replication, to the point...

I envy mashed potatoes all the time! They're delightfully fluffy with mashy goodness... but oh my... I turn my back for one minute. Paul, I blame you. And rightly so. :rolleyes: My apologies for not being around more guys, I've been doing some research for the UK trip. But some of the questions...

ha ha... oh, that's so funny... :rolleyes: I'm hoping you don't need remote viewing to see the sarcasm in that sentence.

Copy that... .... ..... ...... mission complete.

Totally!! I'd tap that... Seriously though, no offense taken. :p The important thing is that the ghosts like me... and that I don't get fired... Thanks Paul! :D

Mind blowing eh... isn't it fantastic?! :p

That's pretty funny. :) Not the panic you were likely feeling, but the... okay no, it's all pretty funny. The paperclips, the paper skirt, the paper you were wearing being the homework you have to turn in... gold! I've definitely had these types of dreams; the scary anxious, unprepared kind of...

I find this to be a very interesting idea. The essence of the paranormal experience being the same, across the board throughout time. However, the manifestation of what the viewer sees/feels fluctuates according to how the brain interprets the experience. Which of course is dependent on the time...

Oh my... well that was hot. But I have to say I've always been a fan of the scene from "Disclosure" with Michael Douglas and Demi Moore... if you've ever watched the movie, you'll know which one I mean. And to be a complete chick, "The Point of No Return" scene from "The Phantom of the Opera"...

FYI.... here is the link to the article I mention in the upcoming show on April 19th on Ayahuasca and the paranormal. I find the whole concept fascinating, and have been meaning to write more on the scientific aspects. Paul Kimball Holly Stevens: Ayahuasca - Paranormal Investigator's Ghost...

lol... aka female? :p

Oh no, really Paul? lol let's not play photowars shall we? Besides we're obviously not dealing with a potential ET here. This is clearly a case of possession brought on over a period of time due to lack of sleep from long days working on the EK case. The combination of sleep deprivation...

lol You in the shadows? Never! You're a limelight kinda guy, Paul. And yeah The Smiths rule! Thanks again for the birthday video.:cool:

Man, I should have had lunch before reading this thread! I don't even know where to start. I love so many different types of food...do I have to pick just one? I guess you said "meal", so I think I'll just make mine several courses.8) - Steak: thick, juicy, deliciousness cooked med-rare on a...

Agreed! The thought of hanging around a particular area for hundreds of years for the sole purpose of popping out of dark corners to scare people doesn't seem like a very lucrative enterprise. Unless of course you're really just trying to get someone's attention; to get them to help you. Perhaps...