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And now on with the show. It's a subject near and dear to my heart.

I have always enjoyed it, but I'm interested in it more than just for reasons of enjoyment.

Some of the questions I have about UFOs

include, is the study of UFOs something

that's worthwhile in the broader sense?

I mean, can we learn things from this study?

And so I wanted to do a special roundtable with some friends where we would have some fun,

but we would actually have some serious discussion about the merits of UFO research.

You know, some of the things that we might stand to gain from studying it

what we may have already learned and what the state of affairs in the

UFO community is at present so joining me are three of my favorite people

full disclosure here,

and we're going to call this a Rogue Planet round table today

because all three of the folks here are contributors to Rogue Planet.

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