Question about Steven Greer?
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http://www.earthportals.com/Portal_Messenger/greer.html\n\nFrom this site I can gather that while Steven is not a complete idiot (he has a doctorate in something), he is not in any position to be making such claims (his medical doctorate is in trauma medicine... not astronomy, not general biology, not evolution not even environmental science).\n\nAs I go on to read the page's statement he sounds to me like a kind of interstellar James Lovelock, who pioneered the "scientific" Gaia Hypothesis.  This is where it gets sticky for me... I do somewhat believe in the Gaia Hypothesis (more in its interconnectedness than its ability to heal).  Carl Sagan opposed Lovelock and his hypothesis, and he is my hero so I've always been a little torn on the subject.\n\nI don't think there can be a universal Gaia Hypothesis which seems to be what Dr. Greer is hinting at because life is not connected between planets.  Obviously.  When we die on Earth microbes on Mars don't eat our bodies.  Billions of years later some of the atoms that were once in us might bombard an atom that used to be in a rock on Mars but we don't seem to have much effect on it.\n\nI read on... granted this is new to me, but the conscious oneness... is he saying that we are consciously connected? If this is even possible for humans, which is certainly debatable, I'd think we would notice strange influences from aliens.  But I'm not sure what he is talking about.  And then he states a lot of the obvious.\n\nNow... it might just be me, but in my years I have noticed that bullshitters tend to fallow a particular pattern.  Vague claims with almost nonsensical big words and no examples are fallowed or mixed in with precise and obvious claims that have very little to do with what they are talking about.  Such as "Collective mineral deposites are the very essence of our planet and souls or some similar entity is bound to manifest itself in such a hospitible and common location.   After all we've all seen rocks.  And we've all felt the presence of souls.  Allow me to introduce Occam's Razor..."\nHe is fallowing that format.\n\n\nDear sweet god, someone put this man in a Public Speaking class.\n\nShitloads of stating the obvious mixed in with obscure associations.\n\nReading the core principals I see that this has a critical flaw for the scientific community, it is seperating itself from science... he will never be able to prove this using science.\n\n"Even physical matter has an aspect of its nature which is non-local, transcendent and conscious"... rocks are conscious?\nLight is transcendent... in that it can instantaneously affect other light without transcending space.\n\nIn the second point this assumes that animals also have spirits... all living things, even plants and bacteria.  Fine, I'll go along with that.\n\nAh, here is his out.  The non-biological spiritual beings in point three... any discrepancies with the physical world can be blamed on those.  Sadly he says that they can affect the physical and that poses a problem since the physical world is described by science.\n\nBy his fourth point everything is everywhere?\n\nHis fifth point draws in faith again.  But most religions currently assert that only God is everywhere and in everything.\n\nWell in short, he isn't putting forth his arguments very clearly or giving support... red flag.\nHe is an MD in an unrelated feild.\nHis theories use too many different ideas from different areas needing different kinds of proof.  Most of this can either never be proven or is likely to be disproven.\n\nThe point of this seems to be to open our eyes to all sorts of life.  This is a good thing but he is going about it the wrong way I think.  Sure it is likely that life comes in many different forms that will look completely new to us but the ones we can have interactions with will be physical.  Ghosts and dreams and telepathic communications have some physical
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As of right now the answer is no.  As far as I've been able to find out a number of the "supernaturals" aren't going to be featured in the "Civil War".  He does however have his own ONGOING series.  It is a good read and worth picking up.
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I suggest you check out Dick Van Dyke web sites.\nIgnore negative responses. At least you didn't ask for the William Shatner fan club....\nOr is that your next question?\nAlso a lot of librarys have Movie/Bands Fan club address books in the reference section.
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Steven has given you a good answer...;D
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Steve died, I can't remember how though, it was a long time ago.  After the funeral when everyone had left the cemetery someone switch the coffin, so that's how they're able to bring him back now.  Kayla took their daughter and left Salem, but I just saw that she's on her way back, yay!!  Steve did have his eye fixed before he died, but had it gouged out again in a fight.  I'm so happy to see them back on the show.  I haven't watched it in months and turned it on last Friday just by chance and saw that Steve was back.  I'm hooked again already!
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I haven't read that but it has to be the ultimate grasping at straws. Quite frankly not even Walter could do much with this team and he is better off where he is. He has achieved all he probably wants to at Rangers so why go back when he has near cult status as Manager of Scotland. Although is has never been mentioned I have a funny feeling that if anyone is waiting in the wings it may be Graham Souness. Out of a job and still big mates with Murray so dont discount it if the Mint fires Le Guen.
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Why he had to choose a sexy scientist in the novel + yoga master, I guess that's part of the fiction. Does he ever had any expecience with yoga masters? Is he trying to picture himself through the main caracther? How hard was for you to research about the Vatican secret files?
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Of course he's still alive...he's hiding out with Jimmy Hoffa and Bigfoot.  With all of our amazing satellite technology, you'd think it'd be pretty hard to for Bigfoot to hide these days...but it's not!\n\nOf course, we all know that aliens from another universe really control our government...that is...the parts of the government that are not being run by Al-Qaeda members. \n\nAll I know is that there was definitely a 2nd shooter in the grassy knoll, and he probably knows ALL the answers.
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Actually, Einstein believed in Spinoza's god.  He didn't believe in a creator.  Anyone who says otherwise is a liar.\n\n----\n\nI also noticed how you phrased that... "Source for a longer SHORT list"\n\nFunny, isn't it, that you can only find a short list, when Project Steve has over 100,000 names on it supporting Evolution -- and they limit themselves to PhDs named Steve.  Can you imagine how massively limiting that is?  ONLY PhDs, and ONLY if they're named Steve.
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Steven stole my answer!
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Yes\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steven_Gerrard
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I thought he got kicked out when Naparis disappeared, instead he is trying to hide. I got an e-mail from someone saying he got Naparis kicked out. I haven't reported him, but very tired of it all. \nEDIT:\nI think I said it wrong. This morning a lady poster told me she thought Stephanvest got Naparis kicked out. Why are only people on the right getting in trouble, I never report anything, but the real nasty kids. Not politics
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I thought the FBI found that guy.\n\n\nmy bad,  Dr. Steven Hatfill is just a person of interest and he is suing all of the agencies and newspapers who said so........
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M Jackson is a Mormon. Oh wait that's wrong.\nHe was raised JW (Jehovah's Witness).\n\nBut it has been rumored that he was raising money for scientology.\n\nWho could guess what his faith is? Maybe, like Whitney, he believes the 'children are the future'?
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With out a Trace..\n                      the steven movie being talked about Came later than the 80's
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He was working for the other agency.  He was a double agent, just like Sydney was.  He was looking for Sydney, I belive because he said when they met, it wasn't a coincedent.  I can't remember what his real name was, the show get's kinda confusing.
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Hi Gp!\nI've heard about the Morgan, Glen A MD. He's a good family man but has a bad habit at the race track. He welshed on a loan so, some goons had to be sent out to collect a payment. When the good doctor couldn't cough it up, they had to tie his fingers together in a most unpleasant way.\nGp, my girlfriend was unfortunate to be in the waiting room thumbing through the Ladies Home Journal when she had to witness the unfortunate events. I don't know if Morgan, Glen A MD is still practicing medicine or not.\nDr. Zealnick