John E. Mack: Psychiatry, UAP Encounters, and the Emergence of Transdisciplinary Inquiry
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John E. Mack was a Harvard psychiatrist who treated encounters with non-human intelligence as real and potentially transformative experiences, founded research programs, conducted fieldwork such as interviews with the Ariel School pupils, and authored Abduction and Passport to the Cosmos to push UAP studies toward patient-centered, interdisciplinary inquiry.
