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Daniel Dunglas Home Was Never Caught. That Doesn’t Mean He Was Never Fooled
Daniel Dunglas Home is remembered as the Victorian medium who supposedly did what no other medium could do: levitate, move objects without touching them, make an accordion play inside a…
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The UAP Phenomenon Is Not Visitation. The Recorded Pattern Matches Inspection of a Specific Capability
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What These Traditions Actually Teach, and Who Actually Invented Don Juan
Nobody told you that you were cast.
What Edgar Cayce Actually Leaves Behind
Edgar Cayce (1877–1945) left behind one of the largest surviving records…
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Skull and Bones | The Stolen List, the Trust Network, and the Institutional Architecture of American Power
In 1873 a group of Yale students broke into the…
Palantir Published Its Manifesto. The Real Story Is More Disturbing Than the Myth
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The Suppressed Inventor Never Existed. The Story About Him Never Stops
Every generation seems convinced that someone invented a machine capable…
The Strait of Hormuz | A Fifth of the World’s Oil, and a Name Historians Still Debate
Before the Strait of Hormuz became the artery of the…
John Garang Stopped the Jonglei Canal. He Also Wrote the Dissertation on Why
There is an old way of looking at the people…
Ritual, Folk Religion, and MS-13 | What’s Actually Documented
El Salvador's war against MS-13 has produced something stranger than…
Rain Rituals Persist. It’s Not Because They Work
A farmer can watch a shaman perform a rain ritual,…
The Florida “Giants” Were Never There | How Windover, Antarctica, and the Pre-Adamite Myth Became One Story
In 1982, construction workers near Titusville, Florida, uncovered something genuinely…
