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  • John J.
    John J. reacted to Mendel's post in the thread Debunking Humor... with Like Like.
    I support switching over from 'orb' to 'bauble', as in "I observed a luminous bauble in the sky".
  • John J.
    John J. reacted to Gary C's post in the thread Debunking Humor... with Like Like.
    My preferred alien related ditty as it ends with Metabunk's consensus position on NIH evidence to date. Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WGVwreJNWlk
  • JMartJr
    "Biologics". To repeat a point made elsewhere, a "UFO scene" person talking about something in the context of biological science using a word that is already in widespread use in biological science with a completely different, fairly...
  • John J.
    "Biologics". To repeat a point made elsewhere, a "UFO scene" person talking about something in the context of biological science using a word that is already in widespread use in biological science with a completely different, fairly...
  • Charlie Wiser
    This is the reason I thought maybe this was photobashed and not (or not entirely) AI. I haven't examined it close enough to look for other tell-tale signs of AI but I don't think AI would make that mistake. The part intersecting the lil guy's...
  • RTM
    RTM reacted to NorCal Dave's post in the thread The Origins of AAWSAP with Like Like.
    u As @John J. noted above, he believes it as does his confidant Davis. Listen to Davis at the Disclosure Fund presentation. John Alexander was a Colonel and was into esoterica long before hooking up with Bigelow's NIDS and Puthoff...
  • NorCal Dave
    NorCal Dave replied to the thread The Origins of AAWSAP.
    u As @John J. noted above, he believes it as does his confidant Davis. Listen to Davis at the Disclosure Fund presentation. John Alexander was a Colonel and was into esoterica long before hooking up with Bigelow's NIDS and Puthoff...
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  • NorCal Dave
    NorCal Dave reacted to John J.'s post in the thread The Origins of AAWSAP with Agree Agree.
    I'm sure Hal Puthoff is very knowledgeable in the field he's qualified in; he has a PhD in electrical engineering. I wouldn't be surprised if he is knowledgeable about other things and has lots of varied interests. But he has also, over at...
  • RTM
    RTM reacted to John J.'s post in the thread The Origins of AAWSAP with Like Like.
    I'm sure Hal Puthoff is very knowledgeable in the field he's qualified in; he has a PhD in electrical engineering. I wouldn't be surprised if he is knowledgeable about other things and has lots of varied interests. But he has also, over at...
  • John J.
    John J. replied to the thread The Origins of AAWSAP.
    I'm sure Hal Puthoff is very knowledgeable in the field he's qualified in; he has a PhD in electrical engineering. I wouldn't be surprised if he is knowledgeable about other things and has lots of varied interests. But he has also, over at...
  • NorCal Dave
    Thank you for watching the dadgum video for us.
  • JMartJr
    You mis-spelt "bayesian". We are absolutely *not* lacking data about people being mistaken, lying, and both.
  • Chief Gleeby
    I'm not sure putting them under oath would make any difference. Even if we assumed that everyone put under oath, mindful of its solemnity and the penalties for perjury, always tells the truth, what they believe to be true might not be objectively...
  • Todd Feinman
    Thank you for watching the dadgum video for us.
  • R
    That's rather a common mistake of yours truly, assuming that Burchett thinks it must be true, let alone that he ever stated it must be true. Just one more of the standard tropes that have been repeated for decades, periodically submitted to...
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