Greetings, blogographers! In our little corner of the internet today, I will be writing about a blog that has absolutely captured my own heart, in more ways than just one. It is an elegantly written blog with a minimalist layout, allowing for the words to speak to the reader for themselves. This blog is
Doug's Darkworld.
"Welcome to Doug’s Darkworld, a blog about war, mysteries, history,
strange things, science, logic, photography, cosmology, paleontology,
anthropology, current events, religion, propaganda, philosophy,
psychology, sociology, ghosts, paranormal events, movies, astronomy,
space exploration, metaphysics, foreign policy, propaganda, and whatever
else strikes my fancy. As the esteemed Robert A. Heinlein said: 'Specialization is for insects.'"
Doug's Darkworld features a lot of
my favorite discussion topics as premises for the posts, and naturally this piqued my blogging curiosity. I happened upon the blog as a bit of research for a short paper I am going to be publishing on the
Conspiraverse site on the
Philadelphia Experiment -- a supposed experiment taking place in 1943 off of Philadelphia that forced a destroyer ship to teleport hundreds of miles away in the blink of an eye, as well as merging some people to the ship's hull itself. There's even talk that some people disappeared entirely.
Doug's take on all of these events really captures the sort of truly intellectual stance that I feel more people should be at least open to, if not embracing. I am proud to represent a mind like Doug's on my blog feature, and I encourage you to take a look at
Doug's Darkworld.
oh god i have heard of such stories before but vaguely, he has a good retellign of the story and its chilling @@ ty for the share
ReplyDeleteYou might be interested in the Skeptoid episode about the Dyatlov Pass Incident, it's pretty good: http://skeptoid.com/episodes/4108
ReplyDeleteI have no idea what i just read
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