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News Briefs 22-11-2006

Yes, me again. I’m like the guest who doesn’t know when you want him to go back to his own house…

  • A rare interview with Robert Pirsig (author of Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance) at 78.
  • The myth of Thomas Szasz.
  • The Scottish lord who returned from the Crusades with the Elixir of Life.
  • Icelandic volcano caused historic famine in Egypt.
  • Team finds more evidence for lost Amazonian civilisation.
  • Everything is illusion: a chat with the spiritual leader of Tibet, the 17th Gyalwa Karmapa Trinley Thaye Dorje.
  • Hobbit movie to go ahead without Peter Jackson due to money disputes. I’d like to see the Quentin Tarantino version.”I’m a mushroom cloud layin’ precious, my precious”.
  • Tea and krumpets with The Medici Conspiracy’s Peter Watson (Amazon US and UK).
  • Was Santa originally a wildman?
  • NASA says the Mars Global Surveyor is probably lost. The Red Planet claims another one. Who’s going to volunteer for the first manned mission to that planet?
  • NASA airbrushed UFOs and lunar towers. And more unmistakable lunar ruins. Apparently.
  • If one accepts the premise that UFOs are quantum then UFOs are quantum. There’s nothing quite like intellectual plurality.
  • Green light for nuclear fusion project.
  • More Pwnage news: police in the UK to fingerprint while on patrol using mobile digital devices. Another ten years and they’ll just be walking into our homes with pineapples, politely asking us to bend over.
  • Knowing too many wrong things.
  • What can we learn from a babbling brain?
  • Miami museum teaches the science of aliens.
  • Robot with ‘human soul‘ explores remotely.
  • Film director genius Robert Altman passes away.

Thanks Jameske.

Quote of the Day:

To play it safe is not to play.

Robert Altman

Editor
  1. lunar ruins
    Perhaps these lunar ruins don’t look like anything recognizable is because the americans bombed them so viciously. To hide the fact that they could not get to the moon.

    I’m sorry Greg that you can’t go to your own house, what did you say to your wife ?

    —-
    don’t let people drive you crazy, when it is within walking distance

  2. I want to believe, but ….
    That’s an interesting video showing a moonscape that has been airbrushed. No doubt, it has been airbrushed. But the alterations are so obvious that it’s difficult to believe that high-dollar players like NASA and the NSA couldn’t have paid a few bucks more for some professional artists rather than the hurry-up, amateurish cover-up shown on the video. After all, what was the big rush to release some rather non-descript and uneventful photographs of the moonscape? It seems that it would make sense to produce a product where the alterations were less obvious?

    I don’t doubt that the pic is airbrushed. I do have some doubt as to who did the airbrushing. A conspiracy within a conspiracy. Professor Plum in library with the lead pipe.

    Bill

      1. Photographs
        Hi Richard,

        One doesn’t need a computer to alter a real (not digital) photograph. Photographs have been airbrushed without computers since photography was invented but it does require skill. Anybody can alter a digital photograph.

        Bill

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