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J.B. Rhine Ran 90,000 ESP Trials at Duke. After 1934, Only He Could Reliably Reproduce the Results
J.B. Rhine did not begin as a paranormal researcher. He arrived at Duke University with a doctorate in botany and an academic career that, on paper, had very little to…
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What Wheeler Actually Wrote, and Why He Wasn’t Bleak About It
John Archibald Wheeler was a physicist who worked directly with Einstein…
The Voynich Manuscript | What 600 Years of Failed Decipherment Actually Tells Us About the Document Itself
The Voynich Manuscript has been studied by codebreakers who defeated the…
The Return | What Happens After Awakening?
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The Tartaria Tablets | Why a 1961 Conservation Decision Made the Dating Argument Unsolvable
In August 1961, a Romanian excavation team working a ritual pit…
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