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It's really a pity how science has the habit of spoiling fantasyland. One can't even invent some element with magical properties and then those pesky scientists synthesize it and find it not to be magical at all, rather highly radioactive and...

It's really a pity how science has the habit of spoiling fantasyland. One can't even invent some element with magical properties and then those pesky scientists synthesize it and find it not to be magical at all, rather highly radioactive and...

It's like saying that the abundance of Churches, Synagogues and Mosques demonstrates the existence of God.

Pretty much any religion that has prayer for anything apart from self-enlightenment almost certainly fits the bill. Also, I can't recall any argument in favour of the existence of any deity that has not involved some kind of interaction with the...

I think that's the theory which seems to be holding. But when you have people using the word 'demonic' to describe UAP's, things could change. There was even a thought that if NHI are revealed to have superior tech and life, there could be a...

I think that's unlikely, the current major religions have been remarkably resilient over at least several centuries, through plagues, famine, wars and revolutions, deliberate suppression/ persecution in some places, the enlightenment and...

I think that's unlikely, the current major religions have been remarkably resilient over at least several centuries, through plagues, famine, wars and revolutions, deliberate suppression/ persecution in some places, the enlightenment and...

Many who believe in God say that God impacts the material.

Did the first person to discover a Wolpertinger know what it was? It's the discovery that defines what it is. Of course, you need independent verification to make it proper science, and fortunately jackalopes were later discovered in the US...

It's like saying that the abundance of Churches, Synagogues and Mosques demonstrates the existence of God.

If he doesn't know what it is, couldn't it be E76 or E82? How can you "discover" an element, but not know what it is?

Compare: A Delta Air Lines plane carrying 52 passengers and six crew members was hit by fireworks as it prepared to land at a Chicago airport on Saturday night. Delta flight 1076 took off from Atlanta at 19:51 EDT (00:51 BST) and landed in...

It's really a pity how science has the habit of spoiling fantasyland. One can't even invent some element with magical properties and then those pesky scientists synthesize it and find it not to be magical at all, rather highly radioactive and...

Bob Lazar is also quoted in Michael Lindemann's book "UFOs and Alien Presence". They have quotes from Lazar from a 1990 interview he supposedly did. It has Lazar saying it was him that discovered what the element was. And that he didn't stand...

It's really a pity how science has the habit of spoiling fantasyland. One can't even invent some element with magical properties and then those pesky scientists synthesize it and find it not to be magical at all, rather highly radioactive and...