Does anyone believe that the subconscience should be listened to, or is it just paranoia?
451042
You should always listen to your subconscious... It's like your safety valve when your head and heart isn't thinking straight! Good luck!
766468
for some reason society has taught us to believe it. There are alot of smart people out there that dont believe everything they hear, but I think everyone should be smart enough to listen to the facts they hear and either look it up somewhere else to find if it is a fact, or use common sense.
1034077
AS A HUGE FAN OF ESPIONAGE AND CONSPIRACY THEORIES, I WOULD SAY DEFINITELY YES. AS FOR FAR-FETCHED CRAP LIKE ALIENS AND STUFF, I DON'T BELIEVE THAT.
370362
I've been studying these issues alot more in the past year or two, and I find them incredibly compelling. \n\nWhen you look at the massive size of the universe, to assume that we are alone is, if only mathematically, ignorant to some degree. \n\nThe more I study history and astronomy, the more I think these two topics are combined. \n\nI may sound like some wackjob, but, I think that there is life elsewhere, that they have traveled here, and perhaps have had a hand in certain events in history. \n\nI don't believe in coincidences, and there are entirely too many questions in our past without answers that can be provided which point towards humans. \n\nWho knows - maybe I am a wackjob, but in the big picture, you can never question everything enough. \n\nIts a big, big universe. We all get wrapped up in our tiny lives, in our tiny houses, in our tiny countries, and forget about the stars, the galaxies that are out there. \n\nSome day I believe we'll find the truth, unfortunately I believe that this 'someday' will be thousands, if not hundreds of thousands of years in the future.
965098
I believe this methodological approach compares data from observation of natural phenomena, rather than controlled experiments, to make a credible claim. It may not be feasible, legal, or ethical to do certain experiments, so you basically have to look at what's happening in nature to infer conclusions. Maybe try looking up 'natural experiment' or 'comparative method?'
269706
Well..the governments certainly are not too worried about ALL the sightings throughout the world..You would think an invasion of airspace would alert the militaries..it doesn't.\n\nYes it is a trend I would like to see continue..\n\nHaving been wittness to many sightings..I know and believe these to be from another world. They have been around through the history of mankind...and we cannot compare to the abilities of theses crafts..\nPerhaps a mass awakening is in order..then the truth will finally be known to the world...something many of us already know to be the truth.
546646
I think the problem lies in the idea that this may not all be fiction.  Some of the base of the ideas can be well documented and are in the non-fiction book Holy Blood, Holy Grail.  Brown takes this research and runs with it well into the realm of fiction.  But there is some truth in the book.  I think that's what's being considered scary.
155532
Yes. Yes, yes, yes.\n\nOf all the things that people have made conspiracy theories out of, this has got to be one of the lamest. The moon landing hoax evidence is really lame.\n\nSo, yes.
1054358
Being I've had them, I assume they are common. As far as "astral projections" are concerned, I can't imagine they could be verified in any rigorous or scientifically adept way...at least at this time. Have you read much about "remote viewing?" There has been some notable experiments carried out in this area for which I see some correlations.  Your last comment about the third moon of Saturn seems a bit "tongue 'n cheek" which makes me wonder if you're not a major skeptic. That's okay, 'cause I am too... I just try to keep an "open mind."  Entertaining any GUTS theory tends to have that effect on you.
180437
NO!!!!!!\nAnd you listen to me very carefully!!!\n\nSHARKS don't THINK!!!!! Got it???
948111
You're right to be worried.  You're a product of (and held captive by) your culture.  When the majority believe in, say Flying Invisible Space Monkeys, then you'd be crazy not to   1: figure out as much as you can about the FISM phenomenon and  2:  try to reason them out of their space monkey delusion.
631562
Absolutely not.  I have yet to study a conspiracy that has ANY merit.  Conspiracy theories are reserved for people who don't read a wide variety of information.  They are easily duped into believing theories without factual or logical consistency.
985191
Sounds like paranoia to me.\n\nCoach
20141
Perhaps we would preceive them as we do aliens and UFOs today....people want proof...they can't always have it...eventually we will be awaked to the reality of the universe and our existance here..just give it time..our primitive thoughts can't yet understand our existance.
812818
Its beautiful, its elegant and it  holds promise. Its true that its some what stagnant in last few years but that doesn't mean we should start disbelieving it. If you cannot test something  experimentally that does not mean that it is incorrect.  You can refute something straight away only when you have proved it to be wrong.  While  thinking about a theory of everything, we must always keep a open mind. We should also for similar reasons give heed to other attempts towards a theory of everything.
244224
If extraterrestrial life exists (i surely think so) it is probable that it isn't disclosed to avoid mass hysteria (remember the chaos caused by the original release of the War of the worlds radio show???). Or simply to avoid foregin powers to get a grip on the cutting edge technology.\n\nKeep watching the sky dude!
112327
Yes, I do. For starters there is the 'Skull & Bones' "secret" organisation, from Yale University...involves most of our U.S. presidents and politicians...I also believe they are trying to 'dumb down' everyone. They cover up and censor history books, and feed us conflicting info about everything. I am not paranoid. I have looked up many things about this. Disney is also scary. Look it up at anomalies.com, also the Denver Airport article.