Has anyone here read this? And if so, any interesting takeaways? It seems interesting, and I'm curious whether it's actually worth reading or if the ideas are mostly familiar territory. I'd be interested to hear what people who have read it thought, particularly if there were any genuinely surprising or worthwhile insights. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0FKYD1YDW

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hi guys! i’m sorry if this has been asked recently but i recently watched a newer documentary on Bob Lazar on Amazon Prime, and truthfully all i am thinking about is UFOs or anything of that nature. i was very into UFOs with my dad growing up and while i still love the unknown i haven’t even read or watched anything about the topic since middle school and i am now 28. so if there are any reading material that is an absolute necessity for the topic of UFOs, i would absolutely love to pick them...

Hey everyone, Some of you might know Albert S Rosales. For those who don't , he's a UFO researcher . He's spent years collecting thousands of encounters with ETI and other beings and has published them in several volumes of books ( you can find them on Amazon ). I spent some time collecting most, if not all, of the cases he’s collected over the years, which had been scattered across different works, into one central database. Then, with his permission, I published them as a website. You can v...

Daniel Everett: “The Piraha Amazon Tribe see interdimensional creatures - but we can't see them" 👽 The whole Pirahã village was yelling and pointing at the beach across the river. Everett asked what they were seeing. They said, “Can’t you see it?” He said, “I don’t see anything.” They answered, “That’s Xigagaí.” Xigagaí, as they described it, is a non-blood being. Not a story told later around a fire. An entire village reacting at once to something on an empty strip of sand that the outsider...