Showing posts with label cryptozoology. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cryptozoology. Show all posts
Thursday, 3 December 2015
How to Feel Normal in an Anomalistic Universe
We spend an inordinate amount of time talking about the pathological
delusions of true believers, the cognitive dissonance of skeptics, and
the fear of commitment of those who straddle the line. The focus has
shifted from a simple ontological statement that while our valuation of
science has an impressive track record of achievement, the universe
nonetheless keeps serving up oddities that throw a wrench in our
metaphysical project of comprehending the significance of human
existence and grasping at the nature of reality.
Labels:
consciousness,
cryptozoology,
ghosts,
media,
perception,
philosophy,
psychology,
research,
scepticism,
science,
UFOs
Thursday, 2 April 2015
Kill Bigfoot, and prepare to be prosecuted
"Sixth Judicial District Attorney Todd Risberg said while offing Bigfoot
would be a criminal act as well as ethically reprehensible, he didn’t
yet know how he would charge such a slaying.
'If Bigfoot is a human, it would be murder. If Bigfoot is an animal, that might be more of a Division of Wildlife question,' he said. 'I don’t know what Bigfoot is.'"
'If Bigfoot is a human, it would be murder. If Bigfoot is an animal, that might be more of a Division of Wildlife question,' he said. 'I don’t know what Bigfoot is.'"
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