Ryan Skinner

You needn't be coy. You might also tell them that you told me that your team was looking into whether the ranch is a portal to a physical dimension where souls go when we die, i.e. the afterlife.

I’m not being coy. Please don’t take statements out of context. I don’t have my team investigating portals or the spirit world..I merely stated that I am curious as to whether it can be proven scientifically that there are other dimensions of reality (including the spirit world)

I'm not taking you out of context, Brandon. You said that spillover from another dimension was one of the hypotheses for the cause of the various anomalies at the ranch.

And if it was ? Am I missing what the issue is here ?

If I say, “I think the prevalence of UFO sightings is intriguing and regardless of the ultimate conclusion, study of these reported events could provide novel and worthwhile understandings.” Jason hears- “I believe aliens are visiting earth and I’m a member of Heavens Gate.”

Fugal most certainly did not say aliens are visiting Earth, and explicitly told me there is no evidence for aliens among the data collected at Skinwalker Ranch. The other dimensions hypothesis is a different thing.

I wasn’t there, but it sounds like he mentioned the interdenominational thing as a subjective idea, and not even his preeminent theory. What’s the difference in that and imagined sci-fi ideas that lead to real technological advancement?

The bottom line is that the deeper one goes in speculating about speculation that closer it becomes to spirituality by other means. Eventually, the veneer of science can't hide the fact that ufology and "mysteries" research is, as Kevin Burns explicitly said, a search for God.