Forbidden Science 7: Final Report: The Journals Of Jacques Vallee 2020-2025 (book review)
This seventh volume of ‘Forbidden Science’ is Jacques Vallee’s life from 11 January 2020 to 24 October 2025. He says
It’s all in the detail. Hello everyone Something we all get accused of is nit-picking on details in stories, whether
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Read MoreDear Sir I wish to offer my resignation. Although I can understand the no repeats policy that led to live
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