drsamisaladin
Paranormal Novice
Dear Mr. Biedny and bobheck,
Thank you for your comments, and forgive me for sounding like I was making a proclamation. I tried to avoid that impression by using qualifying words such as "perhaps," "to my knowledge," etc. My intention was the opposite of making a proclamation, because I meant to refer to relevant work being done in physics outside presently existing "boxes," but which has not been concluded and has not yet gone through the standard peer-review process. As such, I did not and do not want to throw out into the mix another unverified hypothesis, because that would further bog down Ufology, which is already too full of unverified claims. I simply meant to use it as a general example that might spur us all on, including myself, to thinking independently and outside of the normal boxes.
I once heard Mr. Greg Bishop say on an Internet podcast that he suspects a major breakthrough in understanding the UFO phenomenon would most likely come from outside of the field of Ufology; I am simply echoing that suspicion, with an emphasis on areas of physics not usually associated with UFOs. We all need, myself included, much patience in seeking the answers to the phenomenon. Even if that patience must last an entire lifetime; sometimes that's the cold hard fact of scientific advancement.
With wishes of Peace,
Dr. Sami Saladin,
Pisa, Italy
Thank you for your comments, and forgive me for sounding like I was making a proclamation. I tried to avoid that impression by using qualifying words such as "perhaps," "to my knowledge," etc. My intention was the opposite of making a proclamation, because I meant to refer to relevant work being done in physics outside presently existing "boxes," but which has not been concluded and has not yet gone through the standard peer-review process. As such, I did not and do not want to throw out into the mix another unverified hypothesis, because that would further bog down Ufology, which is already too full of unverified claims. I simply meant to use it as a general example that might spur us all on, including myself, to thinking independently and outside of the normal boxes.
I once heard Mr. Greg Bishop say on an Internet podcast that he suspects a major breakthrough in understanding the UFO phenomenon would most likely come from outside of the field of Ufology; I am simply echoing that suspicion, with an emphasis on areas of physics not usually associated with UFOs. We all need, myself included, much patience in seeking the answers to the phenomenon. Even if that patience must last an entire lifetime; sometimes that's the cold hard fact of scientific advancement.
With wishes of Peace,
Dr. Sami Saladin,
Pisa, Italy
