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The invisible college
Book • 1975
Jacques Vallée's "The Invisible College" explores the connections between UFOs and other unexplained phenomena, suggesting a pattern of deception and manipulation.
The book challenges conventional explanations and proposes a more complex, multi-faceted interpretation of UFO sightings.
Vallée's work emphasizes the need for rigorous investigation and critical thinking, questioning the assumptions underlying many UFO investigations.
He argues that the phenomenon is far more intricate than simply extraterrestrial visitation, encompassing a range of social, psychological, and even occult elements.
The book remains a significant contribution to the field of UFO studies, prompting further research and debate.
The book challenges conventional explanations and proposes a more complex, multi-faceted interpretation of UFO sightings.
Vallée's work emphasizes the need for rigorous investigation and critical thinking, questioning the assumptions underlying many UFO investigations.
He argues that the phenomenon is far more intricate than simply extraterrestrial visitation, encompassing a range of social, psychological, and even occult elements.
The book remains a significant contribution to the field of UFO studies, prompting further research and debate.
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Michael Phillip while discussing the limitations of empirical methods in understanding complex phenomena.
Michael Phillip while discussing the limitations of empirical methods in understanding complex phenomena.
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