least some magical aspect of the mind. It would only make sense if we relinquish the mind from the bonds of the physical laws of the universe. It would only make sense if we imagine the mind as somewhat irrespective of the brain.

It is not surprising then that psychiatry, a medicine of the mind, is not seen as ‘real medicine’. Only 4% of medical graduates in the US apply for psychiatry, and in the UK psychiatry has the least applicants per vacancy of any specialty, about one applicant per vacancy (compared with over nine per vacancy in surgery). Psychiatry is seen as practise of the dark arts, accompanied by , talking to the dead, and fortune telling. It seems psychiatry deals with metaphysics, yet science is not inOur sixth planet has one moon. Our fourth planet has three. Our first and third planets each have one. Our probe is in the position of Arcturus, known in our maps.

This was what one of the deciphered codes coming from this satellite said. Crazy

That was Duncan Lunan's stuff about the enigmatic radial echoes of 1920s... Later, Lunan rejected his own interpretation of the case (you can hear an interview with Lunan in this thread). Lunan wrote a book on the affair, "The Man and the Stars" in the 70s.