red_pill_junkie
Paranormal Adept
1. In your opinion what are some viable options for how the Ufological field can move forward given that almost 70 years of study has yet to reveal any tangible answers about any of the big questions regarding what ufo's are or where do they come from?
2. What's your opinion of the Roswell Slides Research Group that brought together people with various perspectives and backgrounds on the phenomenon from skeptics to more sympathetic researchers - is this a good future direction and do you think Ufology needs to become more interdisciplinary? If so what fields or disciplines would you bring together to advance Ufology?
3. The majority of UFO cases involve single witnesses as opposed to multiple witnesses or multiple points of data confirmation. In these single witness cases the closer they are to the object or occupant of the craft the stranger the case report. There is an ongoing debate as to how much of what took place was an Internal Experience vs. External Reality. Would you say such cases are more or less Internal and why?
4. While it has to be acknowledged that there are most likely multiple sources for whatever the UFO phenomenon is, if you were a betting man what would you say is responsible for the majority of what are considered good cases: ETH, IDH, Cryptoterrestrials, the Psycho-Social theory or some other personal, favourite theory?
5. What is it that causes you to continue to be passionate and imaginative in your persistent thinking about the UFO phenomenon?
6. Who is your favourite ufo thinker, living or dead and why?
3. That's a very difficult question. Least of all because maybe with multiple sightings ALL witnesses are experiencing the phenomenon DIFFERENTLY. In the book Heavenly Lights, which deals about the famous Fatima apparitions, it's incredibly interesting to read the multiple variations found among the witnesses of the multitudinary 'dance of the Sun.' Some people saw a globe, and some a spinning disk; some people reported different colors, and some even saw 'figures' inside this luminous object; and so on and so forth. How much of this variability is the result in the fallibility of human memory, and how much the result of how the human mind perceives and interprets anomalous phenomena?
4. I think I mentioned this with Tim Binnall when he interviewed me last month, but what I suspect is that the UFO phenomenon is originated from a level of 'Reality' from which *this* reality is just a tiny subset.
In other words, UFOs are real and *WE* are the illusion! [emoji41] [emoji48]
5. I dunno. What the f*#k drove me to write an editorial for the Paracast newsletter, at Gene's request, that was supposed to be just 900-1000 words long, and ended up being almost 5000 words long??
For that matter, what drove Michelangelo, who didn't consider himself a painter, to spend so much time and energy painting the Sistine chapel --a commission he did NOT want-- and to keep saying to the Pope "it will be finished 'til I'm finished!" [emoji28]
Like Rafael tells Michelangelo in that superb movie The Agony and the Ecstasy, the artist makes Art because he must. Will or 'want' ain't got $#!t to do with it [emoji4]
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