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In the 1950s, Carl Jung expressed frustration at the impenetrability of the UFO mystery, the "strange, unknown, and indeed contradictory nature" of this "ostensibly physical phenomenon" with "an extremely important psychic component." Throughout his writings on the topic, he marvels at the impossibility of coming to even preliminary conclusions. Fastforward to 2023, after a series of astounding disclosures on the part of qualified government people, and we have as much reason to be baffled as we ever had. In this episode, Phil and JF discuss the mercurial, tricksterish fact of ortherwordly things seen in the sky.
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\\n\\nPatrik Harpur, Daimonic Reality
\\nJohn Keel The Mothman Prophecies
\\nJaques Vallee Passport to Magonia
\\nWilliam Shakespeare, Macbeth
\\nUFO Rabbit Hole Podcast
\\nCarl Jung, Flying Saucers: A Modern Myth of Things Seen in the Sky
\\nWeird Studies, Episode 141 on SSOTBME
\\nHenri Bergson, Matter and Memory
\\nWeird Studies, Episodes 73 and 74 on Jung
\\nWeird Studies, Episode 44 on William James\\u2019s Psychical Research
\\nJacques Vall\\xe9e and Paola Leopizzi, Harris, Trinity: The Best-Kept Secret
\\nJacques Vall\\xe9e, "Physical Analyses in Ten Cases of Unexplained Aerial Objects with Material Samples"
\\nShepard tone
\\nMark Fisher, Capitalist Realism
\\nTwin Peaks
\\nMark Pilkington, Mirage Men
\\nGraham Harman, Weird Realism: Lovecraft and Philosophy
\\nWeird Studies, Episode 59 on Walking
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