Self-proclaimed Experts selling FICTION as TRUTH

Selling FICTION as FACT

"There is arguably nothing wrong with harboring paranormal beliefs. There is nothing wrong with gathering together to discuss the possibilities of life after death, alien visitations, conspiracies, and all other manner of esoterica. The problem comes when these beliefs begin to affect your relationship to the rest of the world around you. It’s one thing to entertain the concept that aliens have visited earth, and an entirely different thing to try to scare a certain type of person into believing that they are here right now and they can control your mind and oh God we're doomed. It is absolutely terrifying to wonder whether these people actually believe these things or if they are wolves who are preying on the money of gullible sheep who are absolutely desperate to believe that the world is something more than it is, and they are somehow special snowflakes in the midst of an ill-informed rabble." 
A four day pass for the event ran $250, and a VIP pass( food) was $340. 
http://www.tcdailyplanet.net/arts/2014/10/08/paradigm-symposium-minneapolis