John McMichael received his PhD in immunology and virology from Oregon State, and did post-doctoral work at the Wistar Institute. He was head of the infectious disease section of one of the country’s largest private veterinary research and diagnostic labs. A former professor, he is currently president of Beech Tree Labs, Inc., a private research [...]

Additionally an examination of the process of assembling “Chains of Thought” from the conceptual intersections presented, will be examined with two reasons in mind. First of all, in order to present a more complete picture of the phenomena discussed and their relationship to each other and second to demonstrate how an even larger set of [...]

William F. Bengston

Chuck Lear

Julie Beischel

Alexis Champion

Larissa Cheran

Yury Kronn

Many counter-advocates deny the possibility that psi signals exist despite a considerable body of evidence that has been amassed. More perplexing is that some of these signals seem to violate existing notions of time and allow for both precognition and retrocognition. However the strength of those signals and effects, when compared to other information/effects, is [...]

Science became highly reliable as conservative peers resisted novel claims, insisting on strong evidence before abandoning earlier theories; but in the latter half of the 20th century, such relatively healthy resistance to unorthodox claims morphed into active suppression of minority views in science. Dogmatic insistence on wrong theories that are the basis for public policies [...]

Marsha Adams is the President of the non-profit International Earthlight Alliance (IEA). IEA’s goal is to make science more user-friendly through the study of anomalies. Originally trained in chemistry and biology she broadened her knowledge to geophysics and specializes in interdisciplinary research. In her 13 years in medical research, she has published several pioneering papers [...]