ENTAUS

B efore April is entirely lost to the past, I owe my four readers something of an apology, as I had promised an account of my travels (both geographical and intellectual) over the last month or so. Now that at least three ufologically-related events have been firmly tucked under my belt, and before I embark on yet another odyssey of exploration (domestic and foreign), I should write up some of my experiences, findings, musings, speculations and general puzzlement. Before I get to the past, let’s deal with the future. While attempting to fulfil my duties as president and acting director of the Society for UAP Studies , and lecturer in philosophy, I have been trying to work out some of my ideas on matters related to the study of   UAP—which of course inevitably brings one to the doorstep, if not the very interior of, the “ETH”. And with that one must inevitably wonder about the nature of the “ET” in the H. But—as you have come to expect, perhaps, from me as a philosophically-inclined