New Dead Can Dance album, Anastasis, is incredible.
- Vandals damage Ireland’s 5500-year-old Lia Fáil standing stone.
- 64,000 years of bow & arrow use reveals cognitive development in humans.
- Launched in 1977, Voyager 1 could be nearing the edge of our solar system.
- Would the discovery of alien civilisations shatter organised religion?
- The Vatican doesn’t think so, even offering to baptise ET.
- Seth Shostak makes a salient point about religion vs ET.
- This June 29-30th, all Twitter posts with the hashtag #chasingufos will be collated & beamed towards the origin of the Wow! signal. /facepalm We’re doomed.
- UFO videos from Texas to Moscow scrutinized – ET or remote-controlled drones?
- Drone pilots: picking your kids up from school after a day of killing people.
- Unmanned drones face risk of being hijacked by $1000 electronic kit.
- Sorry RPJ, you can’t use a drone to spy on your sexy neighbour.
- Tablet computers could help Kalahari people preserve knowledge & tradition.
- Reminds me of !Xabbu, from Tad Williams’ Otherland series (Amazon US, UK).
- Talisman depicting ancient Egypt’s googly-eyed dwarf god Bes discovered.
- Dreaming Indigenous: encounters with the unknown in the American Southwest.
- Entoptic images, Indonesian sarita textiles, & a multi-tiered cosmos.
- A rare few can perceive millions of colours invisible to the rest of us.
- Research shows meditation really can positively change your brain.
- How much does your soul weigh? I’m not fat, I have a heavy soul.
- Michael Prescott looks at the contradictions between reincarnation & mediumship.
- Studies show therapists can implant false beliefs & memories by suggestion.
- Dolphin & human brains are more alike than we thought.
- When Google’s neural network of 16,000 computers was let loose, it didn’t hijack drones… it searched for lolcats.
Thanks to Kat, RPJ, and the Anomalist.
Quote of the Day:
I think I’ve discovered the secret of life – you just hang around until you get used to it.
~ Charles Schulz