Close Encounter and the Impossible: A Conversation on Disclosure, Consciousness, and the Experiencer
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Whitley Strieber and Jeffrey Kripal argue that testimonies of encounters with non-human intelligence must be taken seriously, that imagination can be a disciplined way of knowing beyond science or religion, and that humanities perspectives are essential to understanding consciousness and disclosure without allowing government-only disclosure to erase the experiencer’s first-person reality.
