COVID conspiracy truth revealed!
- After six globe-trotting decades spent probing ‘the phenomemon’, Jacques Vallée still doesn’t know what UFOs are.
- Researchers analysed material from an unsolved UFO case with modern scientific equipment.
- ‘Mad’ Mike Hughes’ last ride: Inside a Flat-Earther’s doomed mission to fly a steam-powered rocket to space.
- If they could turn back time: how tech billionaires are trying to reverse the ageing process.
- De-extinction puzzle: how decoding numbat DNA could help resurrect the Tasmanian tiger.
- This start-up is trying to make juicy steaks out of thin air.
- Study of LSD microdosing doesn’t show a therapeutic effect.
- Ley Line expert says he ‘wouldn’t rule out UFOs’ in creation of mysterious lines connecting London landmarks.
- Metal detectorist find medieval gold brooch with supernatural inscriptions.
- The Kummakivi Balancing Rock and its unlikely explanation in Finnish folklore.
- African script sheds light on evolution of writing.
- Who is behind QAnon? Linguistic detectives find fingerprints.
Quote of the Day:
If you believe that the universe is a universe of ‘information’, then you should expect coincidences. You should expect, since we are an information machine – that’s what our brain is, it’s primarily an information machine and consciousness gives us the illusion of a physical world and there is an illusion of time – if this is the case, then you can expect coincidences. It’s like putting a keyword into Google or Yahoo!; you put it in and get a lot of relevant information back. That doesn’t seem strange to me because that is the way that information has been organized. Maybe the universe is the same way. If it is this way, then coincidences are nothing strange. It is just an indication that this is the way that the universe functions.
