She made a big show of supposedly being in a first-name basis with Dr. Malone, but she only did a short stint in his lab, years and years ago, while a grad student.
I got the impression it was a “try before you buy” where students would work with different mentors before choosing a thesis advisor.
She also tried to prove the scientific basis for the six foot separation rule, using an early paper from (IIRC) the 1920s, even after one of the top government officials who helped formulate the rule, admitted in public that they really just pulled the number of feet out of their ass.
Narrative uber alles (can’t get my phone to type an umlaut...)
Demons have been part of Christian theology for millenia. Why is it necessarily kooky to associate them with UFOs, given that neither FTL travel, nor warp drive, are known to exist, and it has not even been suggested in principle, how they could be achieved given our current understanding of physical law?(That is, not only do we know of no planets which have given rise to sentient life, we know of no way for that life to have come here. If you want to write off UFOs in toto on those grounds, OK. But if you happen to allow for the possibility of UFOs, then evil spirits in association with them is a plausible.)