Between radical opposites, always choose the Excluded Middle.

• Twitter’s Jack talks about sending Alex Jones to the kiddie corner for seven days.
• Oceans hit high temperature records, too –which is why I never stopped using the term ‘global warming.’
• Climate Change skepticism: 6 overlapping drivers.
• Scientists develop synthetic mineral which will suck CO2 from the atmosphere.
• NASA astronauts are training to learn how to fly Space X’s Dragon capsule.
• Psychedelic guru Timothy Leary believed he was a ‘continuation’ of the Great Beast, Aleister Crowley.
• Effects of psychedelic DMT ‘similar to near-death experiences.’
• Autobiography of an Instrumental TransCommunication (ITC) researcher.
• ‘UFO’ spotted over North Carolina turns out to be Goodyear blimp.
• “They’ve seen things.” You know times are a-changing when the freaking NYT writes an article about UFO contactee groups in Los Angeles…
• RIP Michael Persinger, famous for his research on the ‘God Helmet’.
• Teenager recovers after being struck by lightning (on video).
• Robots won’t take over, because they couldn’t care less.
• New therapy for treatment dementia: Sharing baseball memories –Treatment breaks down if your memory involves ‘Who’s on first’…
• American college is putting Echo dots in students’ living spaces –which sounds like the PERFECT idea for a modern horror movie.
• How Slenderman became a legend.
• Red Pill of the Day: MIT scientists solve the problem that haunted famous physicist Richard Feynman for years —How to break spaghetthi in two.

Thanks to Greg and Earthling.

Quote of the Day:

I think the critical thing about science is to be open-minded. It’s 
really important to realize that the true subject matter of science is 
the pursuit of the unknown.

Michael Persinger