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UFOsandUAPs ADA034236

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This is a technical report by Thomas E. Bearden, a research scientist with an MS in nuclear engineering, dated January 3, 1977. Bearden submitted it to the Defense Documentation Center under a cover letter and it is approved for public release. The report divides the evolution of life into seven stages and argues that humanity must avoid self-destruction by technologically linking all human brains into a single superbeing. It claims UFO phenomena are consistent with a sixth-stage superbeing preparing humanity for that linkage.

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  • p. 16 …Targ, "A Perceptual Channel for Information Transfer Over Kilometer Distances: Historical Perspective and Recent Research," Proceedings…
  • p. 18 …The hyperchannel rep~esents a second channel, an identity channel, and in this channel an object…
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The author divides developme
of life in a biosphere into seven stages: (1) development of planet, primordial
n.tmosphere and ocean; (2) appearance of amino acids; (3) appearance of self-
replicating supermolecules; (4) formation of one-celled organisms; (5) formation
of multicellular organisms; (6) brain linka9e of an intelligent technological specie
(7) the omega or allness stage .~s of biologica.l behavior contror are -
advanced: genetically programmed (rigid, nonadaptive) and genetically unprogram
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