My first experience of an SPR conference and it's nice. Very chill. People are friendly. So far I've got lucky and had meals sitting next to Adrian Parker and Ed May. And I've already met several others who I was keen to speak to.
So far the best talk has been Adrian Parker's, about potential ND
Surprisingly, there are now official statements from the head of the UAP investigatory organization that strongly imply extraterrestrial as the most likely origin of at least one class of the objects, the metallic or translucent spheres with no visible means of propulsion. This was just covered in a
I found this way off in space interview by chance and was somewhat intrigued - here are two enthusiasts who combine expertise in the study of near death and other paranormal experiences indicative of survival and an afterlife (Nick Cook, who was one of the prize winners in the Bigelow afterlife essa
A number materialist Darwinist skeptics, only some of them ignorant of the science, have scoffed at Intelligent Design and have long been claiming that OOL research is rapidly closing in on a viable theory of the undirected abiogenic origin of the first living cells from nonliving chemicals at the b
This is thread to discuss artificial intelligence (AI) in general, given the interest shown in the several existing more specific threads on the topic.
A couple of ways in which AI is topical on Psience Quest are with respect to:
The light it sheds on the relationship between consciousn
I'm interested to know, from anyone who follows him, your thoughts on Joe Rogan?
I don't follow his podcast but I occasionally click on YouTube clips from his shows if he is interviewing someone I might find interesting. What prompts the question, however, is the impression I get from others (aga
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