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Fort was known for his skeptical approach to mainstream science and his willingness to challenge established beliefs and assumptions. In "Wild Talents," he presents a vast array of anomalous phenomena that he has collected from newspapers, scientific journals, and other sources.One of the central themes of the book is the idea that the universe is far more strange and unpredictable than mainstream science has led us to believe. Fort argues that many phenomena that are dismissed as hoaxes or superstitions by mainstream science may in fact be real, and that there is much that we do not yet understand about the nature of reality.Fort's writing style is often eccentric and idiosyncratic, and his observations are frequently humorous and satirical. He challenges readers to question their assumptions about reality and to embrace the possibility that there may be much more to the universe than we can currently comprehend.Overall, "Wild Talents" is a fascinating and thought-provoking book that challenges readers to think outside the box and to question established beliefs and assumptions. It remains an influential work in the field of paranormal research and continues to inspire researchers and enthusiasts in the field.