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The Swiss writer Erich von Däniken recently died at the age of 90 from natural causes. Many millions bought his books promoting a theory that Earth had been visited by astronauts in the past. Very prone to try to diminish those outside of its intellectual "ruling class,", the New York Times has an obituary on von Däniken with a subtitle claiming that his 1968 b...


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 The 1925 book Telepathy and Clairvoyance by Rudolf Tischner (which can be read using the link here) is one of innumerable published works providing evidence for clairvoyance. The best evidence the book prevents is test results in exper...


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Prior to Darwin, William Paley made a famous analogy in his book Natural Theology, the analogy of a someone walking along a beach and finding a watch. Paley argued that it would be unreasonable for any such person to deny that such a thing (with so purposeful an arrangement of so many parts) was a product of design; and that it is just as unreasonable to deny that the ...


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 On October 15, 2024 I published a post entitled "NASA Just Launched a $5,000,000,000 'Snowball's Chance in Hell' Mission," which you can read here. I started out the post like this:

"Hurricane Milton delayed the lau...


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 For 70 years the mainstream science literature has presented enormously misleading coverage about origin-of-life research.  There has been a huge amount of bunk and baloney in the press coverage of origin-of-life research, and the statements made on this topic by scientists themselves have very often been wildly  inaccurate. Many examples of such misstatements...


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