The Book of the Damned

Challenging the mainstream scientific community, the book explores the concept of "damned" data—information dismissed by conventional scientists. The author argues that many scientists are bound by rigid beliefs, limiting their acceptance of truths outside their established frameworks. He posits that science functions similarly to a religion, often rejecting evidence of the supernatural, UFOs, and occult phenomena. This provocative perspective invites readers to reconsider the boundaries of accepted knowledge and the validity of alternative sources of information.