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Earth's Hidden Technological Civilizations: Plural, Not Singular

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By Anthony F. Sanchez, Author & UFO Researcher For UFO Currents "The power of one, the power of two, the power of many!" While I don't wish to alienate the many Star Wars fans who are disappointed with Disney's "Star Wars: The Acolyte," this quote sprang to mind as I scrolled through the multitude of social media posts about the recent paper from researchers at Harvard and Montana Technological University. Right, Plural, Not Singular when we talk of the joint paper on hidden technological civilizations. So, um... yeah. Anyhow, this team from Harvard and Montana Tech introduced a provocative hypothesis suggesting the existence of a hidden technological civilization on Earth. What struck me immediately was their reference to a singular hidden civilization. This is curious because those of us immersed in the ongoing dialogue about UFOs and related phenomena have encountered claims that not only one, but multiple such civilizations might exist. For example,

Honoring Legacies and the Quest for the American Dream

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By Anthony F. Sanchez, Author & UFO Researcher For UFO Currents James Baldwin is arguably one of the most brilliant minds to have ever lived. An American, he witnessed a great deal both in the United States and across Europe throughout his life. I was always struck by the depth of his knowledge, his thought process, and his eloquence. Unfortunately, many detract from his legacy due to his race and sexual orientation, despite his inspiring writings and what remains one of the most significant intellectual debates in American history, occurring in 1965. Similarly, William F. Buckley Jr., another polarizing American intellectual, captivated the nation and impressed international audiences. In 1965, the underlying racial tensions and mutual disdain were palpable during the Cambridge Union debate between these two men. They discussed U.S. political stances on race, justice, and history. These were two great Americans, yet not everyone appreciates both; clearly, today, those racial divis