Stephen’s Substack
Stephen DavisExploring the holographic universe
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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The Opposite of Everything is True
This saying is actually the title of a book written by William H. Crisman, an expert in the field of addiction recovery. It was published in 1991 and subtitled “Reflections on Denial in Alcoholic Families.”
"It's a duck!" "No, it can't be a duck!"
I don’t understand! As far as I can tell, Harvard astronomy professor Avi Loeb is not insisting that 3I/ATLAS is, or isn’t, an alien craft, or is or isn’t a comet. He’s simply saying that there are a list of ten anomalies that 3I/ATLAS disp...
3I/ATLAS UPDATE
Despite the deluge of pronouncements from so-called “scientists,” the verdict is still out on 3I/ATLAS, even though as Harvard astronomy professor Avi Loeb points out in his Medium essay today, “Seven jets [were] observed around 3I/ATLAS in...
Beam me up, Scotty!
Even if you weren’t a “Trekkie,” I’m sure you’ve heard that phrase before, which referred to the teleportation process on Star Trek. Though it has become irrevocably associated with the Star Trek series and films, that exact phrase was neve...
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My name is Stephen Davis… and I usually stop there, because who I am is really not that important. Besides, there's no way I could write a bio in 250 characters. But if you insist, go to https://thetrumanshowistrue.com/index.php/about-the-author/.
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