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Here we are again, this time with an exclusive report from the USA by Pat Bussard on the 2015 International UFO Conference and as you will see all was not exactly sweetness and light amongst the speakers and staying with UFOs, Sean Casteel tells of strange encounters reported by celebrities. We also look at the legendary land of Hy Brasil and we also have part two of David Colman’s account of the experienced sceptic and th Rev Wendy Brindly tells of ghostly encounters in Hampton Court Palace. Finally, your editor gives an account on the subject of Orgone energy and the shabby way in which Wilhelm Reich was treated by the US medical fraternity.
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Dr. Robert Lanza, who was selected by Time magazine as one of the world’s 100 most influential people last year, believes science must recognize the importance of human consciousness.
Quantum physics has proven contradictory to classical, Newtonian physics, setting scientists on the search for a “Theory of Everything” to bridge the chasm threatening to swallow any confidence we have in our scientific understanding of the world.
Prominent Scientist Says Consciousness Is Key to a ‘Theory of Everything’
A free article from Stratfor about quantum physics, parallel worlds, a cat in a box or is it, and where it’s going with computer technology – so transhumanism (thought I’d add that last bit).
Quantum Mechanics: How Dueling Realities Can Coexist
Forget the hype that vegan food tastes like cardboard, it must be good if the company Google is seeking to buy out a faux cheeseburger company.
As reported by The Information, an unconfirmed report has it that Google recently tried to purchase Impossible Foods, a startup founded by Stanford University professor Patrick Brown. The offer, reported to be around $200 to $300 million, was turned down, however.
Vegan Company Turns Down Google’s $300 Million Buy-Out Offer
A government-backed study recently published in the UK has equated “conspiracy theorists” with violent terrorists, saying that belief in alternative viewpoints could be a warning sign of terrorist activity. The author of the study, Quassim Cassam, a professor of philosophy at the University of Warwick, also said that people who believe in alternative viewpoints have a potential of joining ISIS.
Ellis Taylor 