The idea of aliens and UFOs has always played a crucial role in human history. Regardless of the ridicule this mind-set inspires in skeptics, the intense speculation and debate on this topic continues to intrigue around the world. Hundreds have shared detailed personal experiences of contact with these beings or crafts, recounting a wide variety of alien interaction with our world and its peoples. Yet the official explanations-swamp gas, weather balloons, and more-just don't match up with these reports.

"The "Nonsense" Papers" anthology explores these controversial and contemporary issues, considering a wide variety of interrelated topics: UFOs Military "black projects" based on alien technology Former NASA missions (and the possible secrets they hold) An alternative view on organized religious cults (and how their origin by our creators from the stars) Environmental issues, including climate change Time travel Testimonies from those who offer insight on alien contact The future and fate of our planet after 2012

This collection also focuses on humanity and culture, examining where we are headed if we continue down our current path. It questions those who plan to "save" humanity by making exaggerated claims and impossible goals and challenges us to analyze and examine ourselves and our society as a whole. It implores humans to use common sense, rationality, and logic as our present life seems void of feelings, dreams, hopes, and desires.

Overall, the only way humans can save these precious ideologies is in the discovery of ourselves.

In the first volume of his "Nonsense" Papers series, James W. Astrada explored the controversial discussion of extraterrestrial influence on the human species and planet Earth.

Now, on the precipice of the Digital Age, humanity is evolving at an astonishing rate-but are we evolving quickly enough to be entrusted with our advances? As we face the estimate that the human population may swell to ten billion by 2050, we must demand debate on how this finite planet can handle humanity's uncontrolled growth.

This second installment of Astrada's series continues to focus on humanity's perilous journey to connect with the power cosmic and abandon our primitive and ignorant beliefs of the paranormal and the mystic. It also looks at the origins of humanity, Darwinism, geo-engineering, the dangers inherent as humans try to "control" the weather, and more.

The race is on for the individual to ascend this reality we live in, to finally reconnect with the galactic families of sentient beings that await us if we try to master our humanity and all of its obstacles. Are we the greatest threat to our own existence? Are we ready for contact from another world?

In the first volume of his "Nonsense" Papers series, James W. Astrada explored the controversial discussion of extraterrestrial influence on the human species and planet Earth.

Now, on the precipice of the Digital Age, humanity is evolving at an astonishing rate-but are we evolving quickly enough to be entrusted with our advances? As we face the estimate that the human population may swell to ten billion by 2050, we must demand debate on how this finite planet can handle humanity's uncontrolled growth.

This second installment of Astrada's series continues to focus on humanity's perilous journey to connect with the power cosmic and abandon our primitive and ignorant beliefs of the paranormal and the mystic. It also looks at the origins of humanity, Darwinism, geo-engineering, the dangers inherent as humans try to "control" the weather, and more.

The race is on for the individual to ascend this reality we live in, to finally reconnect with the galactic families of sentient beings that await us if we try to master our humanity and all of its obstacles. Are we the greatest threat to our own existence? Are we ready for contact from another world?

The idea of aliens and UFOs has always played a crucial role in human history. Regardless of the ridicule this mind-set inspires in skeptics, the intense speculation and debate on this topic continues to intrigue around the world. Hundreds have shared detailed personal experiences of contact with these beings or crafts, recounting a wide variety of alien interaction with our world and its peoples. Yet the official explanations-swamp gas, weather balloons, and more-just don't match up with these reports.

"The "Nonsense" Papers" anthology explores these controversial and contemporary issues, considering a wide variety of interrelated topics: UFOs Military "black projects" based on alien technology Former NASA missions (and the possible secrets they hold) An alternative view on organized religious cults (and how their origin by our creators from the stars) Environmental issues, including climate change Time travel Testimonies from those who offer insight on alien contact The future and fate of our planet after 2012

This collection also focuses on humanity and culture, examining where we are headed if we continue down our current path. It questions those who plan to "save" humanity by making exaggerated claims and impossible goals and challenges us to analyze and examine ourselves and our society as a whole. It implores humans to use common sense, rationality, and logic as our present life seems void of feelings, dreams, hopes, and desires.

Overall, the only way humans can save these precious ideologies is in the discovery of ourselves.