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• Fictional incursions, such as Alan Moore's alleged sighting of John Constantine.
• Predictive programming and how the popularity of drones seems to coincide with the increased number of drone-shaped UFO sightings.
• The trickster nature of the paranormal, and the role of hoaxers and fabricators in muddying the waters of research.
• The possible connection between plasma, electromagnetic frequencies, and paranormal phenomena.
• Channeling, and the example of Patience Worth, a spirit that allegedly channeled a biblical book through a woman in the early 20th century.
• How the popularity of true crime and other dark media may be contributing to a more dystopian reality.
• The need for individuals to integrate their shadow selves in order to create a more positive future.

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