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As for the "Why Shermer, instead of West?" question, I'd say, why not both?

Shermer's Skeptic magazine published a press release about his nomination that includes a short bio of each nominee. Full list of appointees, alphabetized by last name: Dr. Richard Cloete — Galileo Project postdoctoral fellow trained at the...

It appears that some have read the book, and reviewed it. Some academic brits, no idea exactly who, who are fairly level-headed, and who pepper their positive takes with the occasional negative: The charges against its autocratic implementation...

To you.

Nah, it's all connected Pais, this seems like the best thread. It's just a short note as per below. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Salvatore_Pais#:~:text=The patent was initially rejected, but was,the Chinese military were developing similar...

I assume you know that "credible" is a subjective judgment on your part. But I'm not sure why you apply it solely to the people who make claims of things like crashed UFOs, but not to the people who say we have no such material and it never...

I assume you know that "credible" is a subjective judgment on your part. But I'm not sure why you apply it solely to the people who make claims of things like crashed UFOs, but not to the people who say we have no such material and it never...

Loeb is rather unscientifically binary in his approach: "Either we are dealing with a serious breach of national security or with the biggest scientific discovery in history." Very much rules out misperception and hucksterism.

Interesting enough for a thread of its own?

Shermer's Skeptic magazine published a press release about his nomination that includes a short bio of each nominee. Full list of appointees, alphabetized by last name: Dr. Richard Cloete — Galileo Project postdoctoral fellow trained at the...

Can I dare say that it doesn't make any sense that the Navy would 'reveal' top secret tech so blatantly. It would seem like they were leaning in to the claims to stoke further interest and force attention. The background on the approval of that...

https://patents.google.com/patent/US10144532B2/en This uses an "inertial mass reduction device" for its core operation. It was submitted right around the time TTSA were putting the team together (which eventually included some inertial mass...

https://patents.google.com/patent/US10144532B2/en This uses an "inertial mass reduction device" for its core operation. It was submitted right around the time TTSA were putting the team together (which eventually included some inertial mass...

I assume you know that "credible" is a subjective judgment on your part. But I'm not sure why you apply it solely to the people who make claims of things like crashed UFOs, but not to the people who say we have no such material and it never...