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EPISODE · Apr 29, 2026 · 15 MIN

#113 Missing Scientists: The List Keeps Growing… But Does the Pattern Hold?

from Think First with Jim Detjen · host Jim Detjen | Gaslight 360

This episode is brought to you by Cozy Earth — use code THINKFIRST for 20% off.A growing list of “missing and dead scientists” is making headlines—eight, ten, eleven… now more.It sounds like a pattern. It feels like a pattern. But is it actually one?In this episode of Think First, I walk through what’s real, what’s being assumed, and what doesn’t hold up under pressure. From a missing Air Force general to viral claims about UFO whistleblowers, we break down how separate events get pulled into a single narrative—and why that matters.This isn’t about dismissing the unknown. It’s about asking a better question: Are these cases connected… or are they just being presented that way?Because when the story gets clearer—but the evidence doesn’t—you might not be looking at the truth.Support the showStay skeptical. Stay curious. #ThinkFirstRead and reflect at THNKfirst.com/framework

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This episode is brought to you by Cozy Earth — use code THINKFIRST for 20% off. A growing list of “missing and dead scientists” is making headlines—eight, ten, eleven… now more. It sounds like a pattern. It feels like a pattern. But is it actually one? In this episode of Think First, I walk through what’s real, what’s being assumed, and what doesn’t hold up under pressure. From a missing Air Force general to viral claims about UFO whistleblowers, we break down how separate events get pulled...

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