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I don't believe in this stuff but I do wonder what is the purpose of all these planets in our solar system.
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I don't know. You need to ask a space engineer or scientist
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Doesn't matter what we think..The point is someone did create all that ancient stuff which can be seen in 3D today and we should explore them otherwise if it really was something special or warning about something then we should not allow situation "by the time we figure out what really goes on it will be too late to change". I guess some people are scared of truth...
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UFO believers are watching too much X Files
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It's not just "X file"s, it's probably any kind of sci-fi or popular pseudo science "documentaries" which makes people think "it's possible". If anything this shows the power of television, not to mention social engineering, and showcases human gullibility, but little else. Some people just like to switch off their brains for half an hour and just soak up this kind of crap.
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There is a difference between things like the X-Files/SciFi and pseudo science "documanetaries". The first is for entertainment, the second is for brainwashing the gulliblee. There is nothing inherently wrong with "entertainment", there is alot wrong with spreading fantasy as fact. If a person cannot distinguish between entertainment (i.e. fiction) and reality there is a problem, if a person is easily brainwashed there is also a problem.
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1. Learn to type correctly - it is Hercules: The Legendary Journeys and Xena: Warrior Princess. 2. What do those shows have to do with Aliens? Neither of them are about aliens. 3. They might not depict actual history but they still depict history. History is written by victors. Even if twisted it still contains truth. 4. Non-realistic fight scenes? Maybe go visit some martial arts class? They are real. 5. Beauty is in the eye of beholder - it's fine if you think something is garbage or not but don't claim it actually is because you said so. 6. Ignorance is truly bliss - Hollywood not only lies but tells truth - through symbolism..your fault if you can't see it. |
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A good example of pseudo science in "non sci-fi" genres is in the fake computer systems, impossible image enhancement technology and gadgetry seen in many films/TV series and not just those involving spies or police. These do not usually feature aliens, starships or other worlds, but are still sci-fi, just not clearly defined as such. While a good proportion of people will recognise pseudo science in movies immediately, many will not. For someone who is not technologically savvy it's not easy to tell the difference and understand that e.g. an image at 320x200 resolution cannot be "enhanced" and turned into a more detailed image which is 3200x2000.
The same goes for historical based feature films. Since the advent of cinema, these films have created and perpetuated myths in place of historical fact. It has been shown how movies can distort the fiction novels they are based on and cause generations of people to relate to the movie rather than the written word to the extent that the movie can easily become the accepted version, the film industry can and has done the same thing for history and science. For someone not well up on their history, they may just accept some or all of the film maker's version of events. |
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VwoBoS8vG-U
Here's an interesting interview with Michio Kaku talking about recent planet discoveries, seti and the UN office for outer space affairs. |
While not a Xfiles fan or dumb enough to accept psycho-babble double talk like
" energetic vortexes that send the mind to different dimensions". I do give credit to guys who comment on the machine marks on symmetry on things like obelisks, sphinx faces and age, how with modern technology we cannot reproduce any of the large structures scattered around the globe. Kooks abound in every genre. But if I am standing in front of a block of stone that a ch-53 or a professional mining company can't even budge and the mountain that stone was mined from is miles and rough terrain away. Well, then a nay sayer looks like a kook to me also. I guess it all depends if one keeps a young questioning mind or one lives by the accepted dogma of the ages. I prefer a questioning mind without gullibility but not accepting of weak dogmatic Nay Sayers who say things like Quote:
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Funny part is. What would your govt or religion rather have you believe. 2 institutions I distrust for any explanation for anything. I rest my case. It's amazing how the threads of time can twist And things once scorned become the trendiest things. As a young man I was just "a sci fi fan" But nowadays I call myself a futurist |
Life to short to look at light speed? :). Lot of space out there and you know there has to be something somewhere.
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I don't believe in aliens and flying saucers either. But if people want to believe in them, well that's just them IMHO
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Your comment about science also twists reality. Science was never intended to decide reality, scientist use methods to support different hypothesis. Science does not decide anything and cannot because science does not think and it does not think because it is not a cognisant being. Science is a human construct, nothing more nothing less. Saying, as you have, that science decides shows a complete lack of understanding of what science is. |
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I am not saying that eye witnesses have necessarily to be wrong, I am saying that such incidents have questionable value, therefore I find them unsatisfying. People can believe what they want, but for me it makes no difference if they stop with the god of the gaps, the alien of the gaps or the hidden knowledge of the gaps. We don't know means exactly that: We don't know. It does not mean aliens/god/illuminati/whatever must have done it. |
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I do know though, that courtrooms and scientific boards can be corrupted and rely on a certain agenda as money,jobs, and reputations are on the line when dogma is challenged. Slaves used to be considered sub-human in courts. There was scientific evidence supporting those agendas. Clovis New Mexico is just up the road from me. The govt and courts had a agenda with that town. Just like when manifest destiny was a agenda years ago. Area 51 has a Agenda. Wright Patterson Air Force Base Has a agenda. Deathbed confessions have come out on Clovis since then. But I guess the scientific communitiy figures it is like you said. "material evidence is always valued higher than eye witnesses testimony." Kinda hard to come up with material evidence when competing with a multi billion dollar industry with scientific backing. But like you said "we just don't know". But boy, "I can sure wonder about it". That does not mean I am a kook, a hick, or will take a wooden nickel. People should not deny that because life decided to evovle and think on this world. That in this vast universe. It could not happen again. The odds are against you when you think this. I would not bet on it. |
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I just find it very unlikely that an intelligent alien lifeform (if it exists, maybe we are the first) comes here with all their technology, builds some pyramids or other buildings and leave without leaving any clue to us. Or that they come here to use anal probes on some hillbillies (why is something like that always happening in rural areas and to rather uneducated people?). A civilization with such great technology would not need to hide from us, we aren't a threat to them. If they want to study us they could do it with far better methods than kidnapping people, for example with probes built with nano-technology. They would not need to use buildings to reveal their existence, the technological methods to do that in a better way are vast. Of course one can dream, I myself am a science fiction fan, but one has to come back to reality after that. |
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kdGs7dG13CA - Secret Ancient knowledge exposed Something IS missing..rest is details around it. :) |
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Your desire for answers is admirable. Your pushing of fanciful theories and telling everyone else we are wrong, clueless, need to get an education, is not. |
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It amazes me that no one (as far as I know) doubts pyramids in Mesopotamia and Central America were built by humans, but so many people want to believe pyramids in Egypt were built by extra-terrestrials.
I appologise for confusing the issue with facts, but: 1) There are historical documents that mention pyramid construction. Such as inventory lists of food and clothing paid to labourers in the labour camps when pyramids were being built. 2) My memory is a bit rusty, so I forget if it was in the '70s or '80s, but a group of archaeologists (a.k.a. educated idiots) conducted an experiment. Based on written records, they built a small pyramid near the Nile using stones from one of the quarries used by the Egyptians. The wonderfully advanced technology they used to move the large stones was to tie ropes around the stones and have two or three-hundred people pull the ropes. But of course, that is neither proof nor evidence to those who prefer fantasy over reality. |
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Taken in the 1930's. Looks nothing like a Indian/Meso-American and was located in Guatemala. Dated by one dude at 5000BC (with a grain of salt by me). And no. It don't look like this head or this head Comparison MesoAmerican figure >>>>I use it as a Guydog Linux Wallpaper It was Important enough for the US govt. to go down and steal the durn thing and hide it. I figure humans can provide the labour for some constructions projects. http://farm4.staticflickr.com/3165/3...4fc0f5e5_o.jpg But copper, bronze tools, timber,and strong backs (edit: and elephants) and ropes. Cmon now. I who build things knows it is much easier to stack up much smaller blocks to get the same effect. I have searched for any info on that 1930's picture but guess what. Dead ends mostly. Which I have learned to distrust when on a search. Heck. The Aztecs let Cortes land just because a white dude was in their god scriptures and prophecies. History is full of gaps and conjecture and when something of worth is found. Sometimes it just disappears, through govt. intervention. Quote:
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Rokytnji think about this for a minute. You have just posted numerous pictures from blogs etc but only the pictures. If you want a discussion about it please post a link to the relevant posts so we can see what is posted.
With regards to the head in the jungle the picture has some curious "shadows" to it. The head itself has shadow on it from the sun shining from a certain direction yet the car doesn't! |
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I can't convince you. You can't convince me. Besides playing Devils Advocate. What is you lifestyle philisophy? Mine I got from a WW2 concentration camp survivor. Dream like you will live forever. Live like you will die today. Hmmmm. Mayan Film maker with no funding vs the Defence Dept of the United States. I wonder how that turned out. I also don't believe that a single shooter took out Martin Luther King either. Happy Trails, Rok I'll swing the bat one more time as I at least found this. Quote:
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Meh. It started raining so I am back at the Desktop inside the shop.
This thread is kinda like a catch 22 thing. One person points to links and of course they are flaky because any valid stuff has been covered up or stolen. So to be on the unpopular side is tough, though maybe plausible, and the odds favoring that in the universe. Life may be more of a constant than one gives credit for. If they visited Earth. Maybe? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dmWp590TUAE Some countries think they did, enough to spend the money. http://exonews.org/report-launch-per...fo-department/ Oh, in case no one knows by what I mean by saying catch 22 http://en.wikiquote.org/wiki/Catch-22 Quote:
I am grinning because of all the people to take up the position in this argument. I am the least qualified to do so. I am uneducated, a desert creature, no special training other than avionics on helicopters and bar fighting techniques taught to me by outlaw bikers. I live in redneck country and baptist churches dot the landscape. So what in the hell am I doing here you ask? Well. I have always struggled to be what I am not. What I am is A Neanderthal Built, Knuckle dragging, Linux using Biker. I'd rather be a enlightened human being who can cope with any changes that come my way. |
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Historical documents are stories and the only facts are ideas based on ignorance. I should have known better than to post in such a thread. |
I'm just pointing out fact that we are not monkeys..maybe reason why humans are not perfect is because we are flaky made by someone else like Aliens or God is blocking our potential on purpose to have evolution and experience? Think about that..human history doesn't fit what we have been teached in schools..any sane person will have questions. Try experimenting at home and acting like one often - you will realize something is wrong in this picture and doesn't add up to truth and reality. ;)
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Look at the middle age medicine, people thought that diseases were caused by demons or are a punishment from god. Stopping with that we would never have gotten the benefits of modern medicine. |
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Your posts get more bizarre each time you post. You have picked at spelling, insinuated people are uneducated, go on about historical texts not being real evidence but insist your (bizarre) beliefs are truth, and many more things I could list but am sure you as the overly educated (or is it teached :rolleyes: ) person you are can find. Modifying a line from LOTR "This isn't a discussion (mine), it's a circus (tomb)" |
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You are correct of course. That "random experiment" only shows that people could easily have built those structures. Just like the written records from ancient Egypt "claimed" they were built. So it proves nothing and is obviosly nonsense. Those structure must have been built by aliens! The dates when all the pyramids were built and for which kings is also recorded in the historical record. But those historical records are all wrong. The Egyptians who wrote those accounts were fantasising under the influent of hallucinogenic compounds. After they saw aliens build a pyramid, they falsely recorded the structure being ordered by the previous king and created fake work records to support the lie.
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