STATE OF THE UNKNOWN ADDRESS - - - 2004
People have encountered unexplained lights, objects, creatures and entities since ever. One need not believe in such things in order to meet them. Anomalous phenomena are most often experienced by lone individuals in isolated locations and occur abruptly and can evoke shock and terror. Factors of perception such as duration of the event and distances involved come into play. Our sum total of knowledge concerning the "unknown" depends too heavily upon the accuracy of excited eyewitness observation and memory.
Is it possible to dramatically increase the number of these encounters by sending two-man investigative teams into active hotbeds of high strangeness? Will increasing the frequency of experiences lead to more prolonged events where conditions are favorable? Will this lead to documented reports made immediately by well-equipped observers who remain relatively calm?
Readily available and affordable technologies have empowered us like never before. Video and photographic (digital and analog) capabilities... personal computers and the internet... instant communcations with cellular telephones... GPS and night vision... can turn the amateur paranormal enthusiasts of today into Rapid Response Teams.
Passive investigations (recording anecdotal summaries of accidental observers) must be subservient to active investigations (deliberate hunting) of anomalous phenomena in their paranormal habitat.
Anything less is spinning wheels.
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I am going to move this to a more appropriate section...
QUOTE(RobertGoerman @ Dec 15 2004, 07:03 PM)
STATE OF THE UNKNOWN ADDRESS - - - 2004
People have encountered unexplained lights, objects, creatures and entities since ever. One need not believe in such things in order to meet them. Anomalous phenomena are most often experienced by lone individuals in isolated locations and occur abruptly and can evoke shock and terror. Factors of perception such as duration of the event and distances involved come into play. Our sum total of knowledge concerning the "unknown" depends too heavily upon the accuracy of excited eyewitness observation and memory.
Is it possible to dramatically increase the number of these encounters by sending two-man investigative teams into active hotbeds of high strangeness? Will increasing the frequency of experiences lead to more prolonged events where conditions are favorable? Will this lead to documented reports made immediately by well-equipped observers who remain relatively calm?
Readily available and affordable technologies have empowered us like never before. Video and photographic (digital and analog) capabilities... personal computers and the internet... instant communcations with cellular telephones... GPS and night vision... can turn the amateur paranormal enthusiasts of today into Rapid Response Teams.
Passive investigations (recording anecdotal summaries of accidental observers) must be subservient to active investigations (deliberate hunting) of anomalous phenomena in their paranormal habitat.
Anything less is spinning wheels.
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People have encountered unexplained lights, objects, creatures and entities since ever. One need not believe in such things in order to meet them. Anomalous phenomena are most often experienced by lone individuals in isolated locations and occur abruptly and can evoke shock and terror. Factors of perception such as duration of the event and distances involved come into play. Our sum total of knowledge concerning the "unknown" depends too heavily upon the accuracy of excited eyewitness observation and memory.
Is it possible to dramatically increase the number of these encounters by sending two-man investigative teams into active hotbeds of high strangeness? Will increasing the frequency of experiences lead to more prolonged events where conditions are favorable? Will this lead to documented reports made immediately by well-equipped observers who remain relatively calm?
Readily available and affordable technologies have empowered us like never before. Video and photographic (digital and analog) capabilities... personal computers and the internet... instant communcations with cellular telephones... GPS and night vision... can turn the amateur paranormal enthusiasts of today into Rapid Response Teams.
Passive investigations (recording anecdotal summaries of accidental observers) must be subservient to active investigations (deliberate hunting) of anomalous phenomena in their paranormal habitat.
Anything less is spinning wheels.
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Agreed.
I agree, wholeheartedly, and I am on my own investigative adventure. 
Well imagine you are a scientist (with about 300 years of better equipement) who is part of a big science exploration where you and your team travel to a distant planet. in like 200 years. You and your team somehow travel to a planet that you found life on. You want to investigate and study the lifeforms. The lifeforms are fairly advanced and have primitive communications systems. Would you reveal yourself to their entire community, or would you stay in the shadows, and observe. You could reveal yourself to a few individuals if you scan them and see that they have no communication devices on them, so they have no evidence of your existance. Because if their entire race finds out of you, you will not know their reaction as a whole. Plus you are mearly there as an observer, studier. This is how I put myself in our visitor's shoes.
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