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Jessica Utts, a prominent statistician who has long studied whether there’s a scientific basis for such phenomena as extrasensory perception (ESP) and telepathy, has joined the faculty of UC Irvine’s Bren School of Information and Computer Science.
Utts (homepage) is especially well known in her field for helping to evaluate the Stargate Project, a once-classified effort to see if there are ways to use psychic phenonena in intelligence gathering. The project, co-funded by the Central Intelligence Agency, featured secret experiments conducted by the Stanford Research Institute and, at a later date, by the Science Applications International Corporation, both in Menlo Park.
Originally posted by zorgon
Originally posted by reconpilot
I could give some material proof of my families credentials BUT unfortunately I must respect their privacy and security clearances too.
That's just the point... you can't... you have absolutely no proof of anything yet claim to have security clearances and are in contact with some Alien command...
Why they still let you run rampant around here is beyond me
better to live in harmony with all life instead of trying to bend it to your will like Jehovah .
Originally posted by undo
better to live in harmony with all life instead of trying to bend it to your will like Jehovah .
you had said prior to that comment above, that you expected god to do something about our situation here, but our situation here is a direct result of him not bending it to his will.
Originally posted by reconpilot
I do know god and religion are dirty words as far as altairians go .
Originally posted by shipovfoolsthe article talks about government research into the area and even mentions Project Stargate by name.
Originally posted by Merriman Weir
Aren't there Altairians in the actual programme 'Stargate'?
As an alien race, they seem to pop-up in a lot of popular culture contexts, such as games and sci-fi programmes.