The weather was over 100 outside for days on end. It seemed like a high volume of binge-television watching was the cure for avoiding the sweltering summer sun. So, this past weekend, I became consumed with the series on both Netflix and The History Channel about Skinwalker Ranch, a place located in Northern Utah where scientists ran legitimate tests, finding results that could not easily be explained away as something naturally occurring. Laundry, garage cleaning, and personal hygiene be damned, I was captivated to the point I was catatonic. Coupled with bizarre sightings of space objects caught on camera and weird physical effects the location seems to have on people and animals, my belief that something unworldly (or at least not known to this country) was behind all of that went to the right of center on the true or false scale. While not of Roswellian category of believer yet, the series caused me to run to the internet, find out about shapeshifting in and out of a wormhole, and even brush up on college physics a bit. The bottom line is, I want more.
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