this is true, been there to the light house
Debunk Skinwalker Ranch Series
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I wonder how many takes they need before they all can keep a straight face when they "discuss" their plans or newest "evidence"....
It did keep our 7 and 10 year old boys interested, but if I saw them watching that kind of stuff, it was time for them to do almost anything else. They did dig a few 4-5' deep holes after, so I guess oak island inspired some honest exercise at least....
They have grown out of those shows thankfully....
I'm more open minded than I ever have been before. I have never experienced anything unusual, or seen any type of UFO/alien in my life. Nothing at all. However, I can't dismiss the thousands of very mentally stable, sane and smart individuals that have shared experiences whether it be NDE's, UFO, paranormal etc.. I guess at the end of the day I just believe them. Not all of course. Even if 95% of everything is bs, I still put a significant amount of faith in that 5% that I think has some legitimacy to it.
I have found that most of those shows, especially anything on History Channel, are sensationalized too much for my liking so I tend not to watch.
Philosophy professor Jeffrey J Kripal: ‘Thinking about a UFO as some kind of extraterrestrial spaceship is naive’ | Philosophy books | The Guardian
You were more cynical before?
I had started adult life in a Benedictine seminary. So no, this didn’t come out of the blue. I grew up in a German farming community in Nebraska. I was the weird kid; I really wanted to know, what the **** are we doing here? In the seminary, I thought: this is not sufficient.
Has that belief made you a heretic in academic circles?
I would say that most intellectuals are sympathetic [to mystery], but they’re in the closet. In other words, they don’t want to talk about “impossible thinking” because they’ll lose prestige or authority.
I have found that most of those shows, especially anything on History Channel, are sensationalized too much for my liking so I tend not to watch.
Philosophy professor Jeffrey J Kripal: ‘Thinking about a UFO as some kind of extraterrestrial spaceship is naive’ | Philosophy books | The Guardian
You were more cynical before?
I had started adult life in a Benedictine seminary. So no, this didn’t come out of the blue. I grew up in a German farming community in Nebraska. I was the weird kid; I really wanted to know, what the **** are we doing here? In the seminary, I thought: this is not sufficient.
Has that belief made you a heretic in academic circles?
I would say that most intellectuals are sympathetic [to mystery], but they’re in the closet. In other words, they don’t want to talk about “impossible thinking” because they’ll lose prestige or authority.
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You should watch, it's kind of pain, but still.
I'm not sure what they are looking for and neither are they....but they do seem to find a lot of "things that don't make sense"
Travis was on Oak island as a kotw so having him on Skinwalker doesn't help that show's credibility.
Travis was on Oak island as a kotw so having him on Skinwalker doesn't help that show's credibility.
MolaKule
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Was it 1.6MHz or 1.6GHz?
This "L" band has many applications.
Anyway, this "mysterious" signal was brought up in at least 3 episodes but never saw it explained before I stopped watching Travis Taylor downrate himself and move into the occult. I had hoped TT would bring some some actual physics explanations to the program, but I was dissapointed.
Gig sorry
TT is without doubt the largest detriment to the show.
Flying blind off the handle making things up from whole cloth had to be his college thesis
He is a clown a joker and does nothing but make viewers doubt everything
