Some years ago, I was in Europe, speaking about my book Forbidden Archeology in seminars and lectures. At a seminar…
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Nature’s IQ
Category: Sept/Oct 2009 – #77
Pseudo Skeptics Beware
In the debate over paranormal phenomena, there is a new COP in town, but this one is challenging the fallacies…
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Belief vs. Knowledge
The next time some pompous television narrator pronounces, in reference to some scientific issue—the “Big Bang” for instance—that “we know”…
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Riddles of the Sphinx
Writing to Atlantis Rising, via snail mail or e-mail is the best, but not the only way to make your…
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Will the Real William Shakespeare Please Stand Up
Born the son of a glove maker in 1564, William Shakespeare eventually moved to London, where he joined a troupe…
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Return to Oak Island
The road stretches on from one small town to another along Nova Scotia’s southern coast. Finally a sign indicates Oak…
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A Soldier’s Story
According to a recent controversial interpretation of the Mayan calendar, we are now in the final two years of a…
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Suicide Doesn’t Work
As a young boy, I accepted everything the Catholic Church taught as absolute truth. One such “truth” was that all…
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Counting Down to 2012
Numbers are central to this issue’s DVD selections. The most significant of them for our first two films is 2012.…
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Treasure of the Hollow Mountain
Near Hatch, New Mexico, is a mountain called Victorio Peak where in 1937 a half-Indian podiatrist (originally from Oklahoma), named…
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