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What Happened to Harold Holt? The Disappearance of Australia’s PM
In this weird world of ours, there’s no shortage of weird to write about. I recently brought you the story of James Worson, who may or may not…
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Aquatic Ape Theory: An Argument For Our Watery Origins
The world just finished celebrating the birthday of Charles Darwin on February 12th, who, I’m sure you’re aware, was the originator of the evolutionary Theory of Natural Selection.…
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Amazing fMRI “Study” Not What It Seems
Did you see headlines like this over the last few days? “The Woman Who Can Will Herself Out Of Her Body” or “Scientists unlock mystery of out-of-body experiences…
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The Hutchison Effect, The Mahabharata, and Acoustic Levitation
There’s a war going on; a war of which you may not be aware. No, I’m not talking about Iran, or Syria, or North Korea. I’m not even…
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Have Researchers Cracked the Case for Past-Life Memories?
Does the human soul transcend the lifetime of the body it inhabits? Do humans even have souls? If we do, what happens to that soul after we die?…
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Masuda-no-Iwafune: The Ancient Rock Ship of Asuka, Japan
When you think of mysterious places, what does your mind conjure? Do you think of back-woods and swamps, thick tropical jungles, barren deserts, high mountain passes, or something…
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The Strange Disappearance of James Worson
In 1873, a man named James Worson supposedly vanished while running down a road in front of three witnesses. No body was ever found, and the bizarre circumstances…
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Two-Headed Giant From Patagonia: Goofy Gaff or Genuine Oddity?
This world is a weird place, it holds many weird things. Just in general the world is weird, but when you start looking through our history with an…
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Arkaim: Russia’s Stonehenge and a Puzzle of the Ancient World
Everyone’s heard of Stonehenge. You could probably venture into the Amazonian jungle and seek out an untouched tribe of hunter-gatherers, spend months gaining their trust and learning their…
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Gunung Padang and The Lost City of Atlantis
There are megalithic sites and then there are megalithic sites. Our ancestors, it seems, were particularly fond of building things. Look at the skyline of any major city…