High Strangeness
@highlystrange.bsky.social
Asking questions out loud about events and reports that escape a mundane explanation
Is there anything to be gained by arguing evidence with someone who has a knot in their chest? It's not about being right or being vindicated, imo. It ought to be about the questions we wish we had answers for, a genuine curiosity about the extraordinary. Let people leave Plato's Cave voluntarily
January 2, 2025 at 6:33 AM
Is there anything to be gained by arguing evidence with someone who has a knot in their chest? It's not about being right or being vindicated, imo. It ought to be about the questions we wish we had answers for, a genuine curiosity about the extraordinary. Let people leave Plato's Cave voluntarily
Yes! Episode 2 of the Netflix series, Encounters, revisits the incident with the now adult witnesses. They speak with such pain in their voices when recounting the social backlash they've endured for sticking by their story. That lingered with me
December 9, 2024 at 2:40 PM
Yes! Episode 2 of the Netflix series, Encounters, revisits the incident with the now adult witnesses. They speak with such pain in their voices when recounting the social backlash they've endured for sticking by their story. That lingered with me