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The Art of the Noteworthy

Category: UFO

Aliens

OPEN LETTER TO THE ALIENS

Ars Notoria, 26th March 202320th May 2025

From July 12 to 29, 1952, a series of unidentified flying object (UFO) sightings were reported in Washington, D.C. and later became known as the Washington flap You aliens are sociopaths – Interstellar Jeremy Clarksons by Phil Hall If you come to Earth, into our communities as a guest, then you must give an account of…

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At AN Editions we have faith in human perception and intelligence rather than in mechanisms, no matter how sophisticated. We are respectful of dialogue and community and believe in a generous spirit of co-operation and collaboration: build it and they will come. We aim for constant improvement, experimentation, and ever-greater freedom and social responsibility. We are open, but not to subversion or misuse. We are no-one’s Trojan Horse.

The sodality at Ars Notoria



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