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Shermer briefly believed in UFOs himself. While cycling on the 3,000-mile Race Across America in 1983, he thought he was about to be abducted. "I went hours without sleep and thought my crew members were aliens trying to abduct me and [the support vehicle] was a spaceship," he says. "That made me realize that when people had an experience, they really had something meaningful happen. The question is, what does that mean?"

The University of Maryland's Park recalls a more mundane experience more than 50 years ago. Stationed in Roswell, N.M., in 1954, he was driving home on a desolate road one night after visiting his parents in Texas. He saw a streak of green-blue light, which he recognized as the glow of an ice meteorite. Then, subconsciously primed for a paranormal experience, he believed for a few seconds that he witnessed a UFO.

"I saw a brilliant light going across the sky on a road," he says. "It looked like a disc to me. When I accelerated, the thing sped up with me. I thought something was going on. I slammed on the brakes—and it was the reflection of my headlights on the telephone lines."

With that, Park learned the ultimate lesson for a scientist: humility.

Euchner, a lecturer in English at Yale University, is completing a book about suicide at the Golden Gate Bridge.

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  • Posted By: crazy007 @ 03/27/2008 8:57:59 PM

    Comment: http://www.americanantigravity.com/documents/military-research/Project-Winterhaven.pdf

  • Posted By: crazy007 @ 03/27/2008 8:52:37 PM

    Comment: Hey Creptylou,

    If this document has any validity, what do you think about it. Who knows, maybe it a deception point too.

    Personally, reading it makes me think someone knew something for a period of time before this investigation. This could help explain Roswell (47) and the recent sighting. I think it's quite possible "they" shipped a bunch of nazi's who had stolen tesla's ideas, shipped them to Russia, north/south america to continue their work. Just a possibility. Watch curious george, the cartoon (recent one). Watch the guy swallow the flourescent yellow liquid and throw it up. Oh, these people are twisted. WHat are chemtrails (outside of weather modification applications) and how do they fit into this paradigm of control. Could the flourescent yellow cartoon piece really be analogy for one aspect - autoflourescence of distributed organisms in all of us - thus enabling 3-d imaging and manipulation. How's that for privacy violations - welcome to the sentient parallel world. Folks, work on weather mod, geophysical engineering, psychoenergetcs, and bioenergetics has benn going on for years. Just look at this Winterhaven piece, Bluebird, Artichoke, Naomi, Search - then get trippy with Project Rainbow the Philadelphia experiment. Think is goes on before that, I do -

  • Posted By: crazy007 @ 03/25/2008 2:15:51 AM

    Comment: Hey Crepty, You, and frank too, obviously have an agenda here. Wanna know about our friend persinger? check http://www.mindspring.com/~txporter/persemf.htm

    It's all black, he's all blalck, and so are you. Seems all mapped out, nothing is a coincidence! It's no coincidence persinger is chosen to speak about "UFO", of all strange, crop circle like things to talk about. Let's all see how the circus plays out. Who's the circus masters, and what if the elephant gets out of control? Maybe that's part of the circus, and the show will go on. Mind Ops are real folks, maybe holographic tech, maybe antigravity, robotics that would probably make you go, "hun, boy, didn;t think it was quite this far along!" Bio and psychoenergetics that is likely farther along than most think. It's a sentient world, so it seems. Designed by whom, and for what reason?

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