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ET Contact - The Implications for Post Contact Advancements in Science and Technology

ET Contact – The Implications for Post Contact Advancements in Science and Technology

by Theodore C. Loder III May 27, 2011

from SiriusDisclosure Website

Theodore C. Loder III, PhD Professor Emeritus, University of New Hampshire and Member of CSETI

Abstract

The implications for scientific and technological advancements after open contact with advanced ET civilizationsare based on an analysis of a combination of the technologies needed to visit Earth, the…

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The notion of heterosexuality did not exist even per se among Europeans before contact. In fact, the Germans were instrumental in inventing it in the 1860s, a new book argues.

... Its conclusions would seem to concur with and complement the sentiments expressed in Sovereign Erotics: A Collection of Two-Spirit Literature.

It is not that people did not historically practice heterosexuality, Blank writes, but rather they did so without thinking about it, labeling it or feeling terribly tied to it. But the migration into crowded urban centers generated a need for order.

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