Ocean Microphones May Have Recorded Lost Malaysian Jet's Crash Thousands of Miles from Search Sites - LiveScience

If you thought the surveillance state was for landlubbers, think again! Not only are oceanographers eavesdropping on whales, but they're listening for earthquakes, dead Cthulhu rolling over in R'lyeh, and high strangeness. If you swallowed the party line on the purported crash site of MH370, Tom Metcalfe uses a little thing called "science" to call shenanigans on spooks trying to keep mum on this controversy. Another upset from the hallowed halls of academia is outlined in Jim Daley's question, "Did Crawling Critters Leave These Cracks?" Two billion years ago, many believe there wasn't anything more complex than archaea and eukaryotes. A growing body of evidence lends credence to the hypothesis of truly ancient complex life slurping the primordial soup. Long before American boys were knee-deep in the shit and slugging it out with Charlie, Army brass were humming one of David Seville's biggest hits based on An Actual Army Report On Witches In The Republic Of The Congo. Rather than recruiting tokoloshe and outfitting servicemen with gris-gris, the Americans were investigating a tool far more powerful than the hydrogen bomb: belief. Why? Look at the progress of psyops over the last sixty years and how belief in witch doctors may not be too far from believing the POTUS. (CS)

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