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Fairly new to paying attention to this important supject. My first step on a new topic is always a dive into the literature.

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I am a scientist so lean toward fact based books but enjoy works by historians (i like how they think, hence Dolan). I found Pasulka first book interesting but disjointed but it did make me think about reviewing myth & religious literature as well. I included 2 from Valle & will likely read more of his if they are as they think they will be, and 2 experiencer books to get that individual perspective. "Hunt for zero point", "the man who mastered gravity" & i believe "the close encounters man" were biographies recommended by a Jesse Michals utube video.

There is so much lit out there & this will get me started. But what am i missing? particularly interested in any sub-genre i am missing?

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