The formal dinner echoed the seriousness of the conference and SCU’s policy in general: the belief that scientific methods are the best tools available to begin to understand the UAP puzzle. Some attendees and speakers differed slightly from this philosophy, notably SUAPS founder Michael Cifone, who emphasized his position that science must evolve to meet the phenomenon through a philosophy he has coined “The Empirical Weird,” calling for a cooperative mixture of “mind-matter

Embittered and emboldened by this state of affairs, I partnered with two like-minded friends and started a magazine entitled “The Excluded Middle.” We championed the vast spectrum of discourse which lies between total belief and total skepticism (which is often another form of belief). We interviewed researchers such as parapsyhcologist Dr. Dean Radin, Army remote viewer Joe McMoneagle, and abduction researcher Dr. Karla Turner. For myself, this became a sort of advanced degr

The truth is in here... The following text is offered after many months of reflection on the subject of 'disclosure'. As an incipient movement with techno-religious leanings (especially as it gets inscribed into Washington-Silicon Valley UAP circles), I remain extremely dubious. Broken down into what I would consider its constituent parts - the laudable ends of government transparency, accountability and declassification (of UAP-related information, now seemingly underway wit