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Although his own thoughts about aerial, monster, and associated anomalous phenomena gradually evolved during the 1960s, Keel remained one of ufology's most ...
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Jerome Clark writes that American writer and researcher of anomalous phenomena Charles Hoy Fort (August 6, 1874 May 3, 1932) was "essentially a satirist ...
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The preaudits are being restored to curb what the COA describes as rising incidents of irregular, illegal, wasteful and anomalous releases of public money ...
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"It was a very anomalous May," Burgess said. "We went through just as dead a period as ever." At one point late in the month, NOAA spokeswoman Amy Buchanan ...
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A weak, anomalous warming of the central Pacific during June-August would be followed by a 'weak' El Nino in September-November. ...
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They notified Scripps Institute of Oceanography personnel, who also were in the dark about what likely caused the anomalous marine condition. ...
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In light of this anomalous attack, we thought it would be an opportune time to take the pulse of AQIM and try to get a sense of where the group stands today ...
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In the most common version, populations are seen as uniform, with variation being at most an anomalous deviation from the norm (X). ...
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... including both SGR sources and anomalous X-ray pulsars, a different type of high-energy neutron stars, which produces unbelievable amounts of gamma-ray ...
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Jewish Action
Indeed, the prosperity witnessed over the past twenty years may have been anomalous , a mythical golden period, rather than a recurring stage in the economic ...
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Unfortunately, a large portion of this group are locked in to a belief system which dictates that this untestable . phenomenon. is the result of visitors from other planets, which is an assumption riding on a theory. ... It is fairly certain that many people have witnessed . anomalous. flying objects and even apparent entities associated with them for millenia, but the problem is getting the gatekeepers of consensus reality to acknowledge that the weight of observed evidence is ...
Does atheism necessarily imply materialism?
Q. It's really a rhetorical question, but I'm interested in your responses. Take ID, for example. ID doesn't imply the God of traditional theism; ID could well be accounted for by the kind of systems theory proposed here: Note that this kind of integration of systems, complexity, and quantum theory is a *naturalistic* explanation of anomalous phenomena appearing across disciplines, including quantum physics, cosmology, biology, and consciousness studies. When you resort to a priori dismissal of anomalous phenomena for the sake of adherence to your paradigm, you impede the work of genuine science. Reality may not be what you think it is (in fact, if the history of science is any indicator, it certainly isn't), but that doesn't mean that… [cont.]
Asked by Evil Inverted Glagolitic Spock - Wed Feb 7 09:03:22 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Indeed, very interesting... I have started to read philosophical books such as Plato's Socrates, Apology and the Crito. I am now reading Soren Kierkegaard's the Sickness unto Death which is noted as "one of the key works of theistic existentialist thought". So far, the reading is fascinating and definitely raises many questions. We may never know if reality is what we know it to be, in its traditional sense, or if traditional religion is correct. This is true. Though, it's much fun to debate, don't you think???
Answered by aichausa - Wed Feb 7 09:40:41 2007
Q. It's really a rhetorical question, but I'm interested in your responses. Take ID, for example. ID doesn't imply the God of traditional theism; ID could well be accounted for by the kind of systems theory proposed here: Note that this kind of integration of systems, complexity, and quantum theory is a *naturalistic* explanation of anomalous phenomena appearing across disciplines, including quantum physics, cosmology, biology, and consciousness studies. When you resort to a priori dismissal of anomalous phenomena for the sake of adherence to your paradigm, you impede the work of genuine science. Reality may not be what you think it is (in fact, if the history of science is any indicator, it certainly isn't), but that doesn't mean that… [cont.]
Asked by Evil Inverted Glagolitic Spock - Wed Feb 7 09:03:22 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Indeed, very interesting... I have started to read philosophical books such as Plato's Socrates, Apology and the Crito. I am now reading Soren Kierkegaard's the Sickness unto Death which is noted as "one of the key works of theistic existentialist thought". So far, the reading is fascinating and definitely raises many questions. We may never know if reality is what we know it to be, in its traditional sense, or if traditional religion is correct. This is true. Though, it's much fun to debate, don't you think???
Answered by aichausa - Wed Feb 7 09:40:41 2007
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