Here’s a crazy idea: What if we invested all that money into safeguarding all the animals we have today, instead of trying to prove some unresolved God complex with the ones that have long been extinct?
- A team of experts think the efforts to restore coral reefs around the world are doomed to fail.
- 3-year-old girl in Mexico dies of bird flu in country’s first human case. Can someone tell me when we decided to set this game called ‘Life’ in insane mode??
- This lump of melted soil may push back the origin of metallurgy by thousands of years—or maybe it’s just ancient UFO slag?
- Life on Titan? Scientists are rethinking whether alien life could thrive on Saturn’s mysterious icy moon.
- NASA sent mice to space—and it really messed up their bones.
- Echoes on the rails, part 1: Exploring the ‘phantom train’ phenomenon.
- Tanner F. Boyle writes about the connections between the Cold War, abstract art, and alien abduction research.
- UAP disclosure advocates call for transparency on drone incursions.
- The historic village between Glasgow and Edinburgh at the center of major UFO riddle.
- Encounter with UFO turned Russian soldiers into stone, alleged 250-page CIAreport from the 1980s noted.
- The AP Strange Show welcomes Maevius Lynn to discuss Aleister Crowley and Thelema.
- Mathematical tricks from the 1600’s can crack some modern encryption.
- More ancient hand-carved caves discovered in Nottingham’s hidden subterranean world.
- Searching for Camelot: The truth behind the court of King Arthur.
- Red Pill of the Day: An AI avatar tried to argue a case before a New York court. The judges weren’t having it.
Thanks to Greg.
Quote of the Day:
Pain and suffering are always inevitable for a large intelligence and a deep heart. The really great men must, I think, have great sadness on earth.
Leo Tolstoy
