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"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...

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...

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...

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...

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...

What is this referring to? thanks, but AARO seems to be doing a good job

Ok, I guess I took that different. As I've been saying, we have no idea what is actually being said in the SCIFs or by whom. The other stuff Burchett is talking about is just the standard tropes that have been repeated for decades: There are...

Thank you for watching the dadgum video for us.

"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...

Thank you for watching the dadgum video for us.

If you want a friendly term, I suggest calling them "gumballs", or in Brit-speak, "gob-stoppers".

Bauble sounds a bit gaudy or decadent to me. What about "bobble"? Sounds a bit friendlier.

"Bobbles" were a feature of some Vernor Vinge science fiction stories. A faction called the Peace Authority develops the technology to generate impermeable and apparently permanent spheres of force around targets at a distance, which they use to...

"Bobbles" were a feature of some Vernor Vinge science fiction stories. A faction called the Peace Authority develops the technology to generate impermeable and apparently permanent spheres of force around targets at a distance, which they use to...

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