"[Social] sciences increase the value of their data by making controlled observations and reviewing as much data as possible to minimize the impact of anecdotal information. This is the same that is done with anecdotal reports of UFOs/UAP"

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If I had to chose between Trump and Biden, I know who I'd chose ... none of them.

Who is lying when they say there is no evidence and that the expert witnesses are crazy? Prof. Brian Keating and Sean Carroll or the radar operators, whos testimony is backed up by experts on the ground? This is just one of 1000's of cases. #ufox #ufotwitter Eric Weinstein

Declassified documents from the Inspector General contradict previous DoD statements and reveal deliberate efforts to obstruct FOIA requests, adding to the growing body of evidence for widespread Pentagon misconduct. Congress MUST take action. reddit.com/r/UFOs/comment…

“Any system that is not explicitly pro-Weird Nerd will turn anti-Weird Nerd pretty quickly.” My essay on why those looking to create/improve intellectual institutions need to take Rux's rule into account -- with loads of references to Katalin Kariko. writingruxandrabio.com/p/the-weird-ne…

A very interesting interview with Joshua Cutchin about the UAP phenomena. youtube.com/watch?v=P8hnIm…

"At this time you think this is enlightenment, but you should doubt even more; who hears this sound? If you go on investigating without producing a single thought, the realm where it seems like nothing exists, like empty space, also dies out, there is no more taste at all; where

I’m working on a theory and I need your help.. what would you say are some “third rail” topics as it relates to research? In other words those things that deserve to be studied but doing so could ruin someone’s academic career? Please consider sharing this so I can get a more