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Three out of the top five threads are at best about quasi science. UFO's, aliens building pyramids and etc. It makes me wonder about the people who support the SETI@home project. | |
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Three out of the top five threads are at best about quasi science. UFO's, aliens building pyramids and etc. It makes me wonder about the people who support the SETI@home project. I have no wonder about the people who support it, 99 out of 100 of them have never made a post. ____________ | |
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The scientific method is all about answering questions, not about the absolute truth. There's nothing other than Occam's razor to contradict many of the ideas being discussed. Joe | |
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Bob DeWoody, | |
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Regarding your fourth point. In 2010 I moved away from where I joined the Seti@home project at it's beginning and due to a screw up on my part I lost all of the credits I had accumulated since the year 2000. I tried to see if there was a way my previous contributions could be retrieved and consolidated with my current total. But I was informed that there is no mechanism in BOINC to perform such a task. So I still have another identity here with the bulk of the record of my contribution. | |
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It really is all down to what we know for certain. Science is backed up by factual documents. The whole ET topic has little if any certain facts in the public domain. | |
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First time I post on here in a while, I agree with you. I carry my camera also. I live in Miami so being close to the Bermuda triangle is pretty cool. I like the story in Ancient Aliens where he was flying from the Bahamas back to Miami. They entered they strange electric funnel spinning counter clock wise. When he contacted the tower the could not find him on radar. When he did come up he was already in Miami. The flight should of taken him 1 hour and 3 mins and he got to Miami here in 32 mins. More like a worm hole. So I am saying the possibilities of ET visiting is high. There are places here on earth that cant be explained. | |
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We also rely on religious doctrines for details of our origin No, most religious doctrines that we follow now have only been written within the last 5,000 years. Anyone looking at documents for our origins from only 5,000 years ago is clearly looking in the wrong places. In fact, when looking for our origins, archeology seems to be the best way to go. Dig up artifacts and send them back to a lab to be analyzed by trained professionals. If I'm asked to speculate about the past, I consider the total wipeout of the dinosaurs as totally suspicious. To selectively remove a species as established as the dinosaurs were, while others that lived in similar environments survived, I think is very strange. If this were the result of natural catastrophe, nothing would have survived and the entire biological clock would have been totally reset. Then you need to re-read the existing theory. The great impact that we suspect wiped out the dinosaurs is only speculated to have wiped out most of the life on the planet, but not all. Anything as large as a dinosaur would obviously be the first to go. This explains why some organisms were able to survive the impact while many weren't. I can accept hibernating or subterranean mammals surviving, but not reptiles similar to dinosaurs. And then we have the birds with their shared dinosaur lineage. The universe is full of chaos. The problem with the human species is that we tend to favor control so we tend to try to find explanations in chaos by making assumptions without any supporting evidence, then we put a belief so strong in the theory that nothing allows us to change our minds save for those of us willing to let the data lead us to the conclusion and no the other way around. | |
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First time I post on here in a while, I agree with you. I carry my camera also. I live in Miami so being close to the Bermuda triangle is pretty cool. I like the story in Ancient Aliens where he was flying from the Bahamas back to Miami. They entered they strange electric funnel spinning counter clock wise. When he contacted the tower the could not find him on radar. When he did come up he was already in Miami. The flight should of taken him 1 hour and 3 mins and he got to Miami here in 32 mins. More like a worm hole. So I am saying the possibilities of ET visiting is high. There are places here on earth that cant be explained. The problem with stories like this is that they enter into folklore by following a suspended path of logic. Similarly to the old stories of shapeshifters and werewolves, people would see a human enter the jungle and watch a wolf come out and draw a conclusion from that. The problem is, when replicated for verification, none of these stories ever hold up. This holds true for every place on Earth, since the laws of physics never cease on any part of it. | |
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The Bermuda triangle has no more wrecks than any other comparable area of ocean where storms, hurricanes or Typhoons are commonplace. | |
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The Bermuda Triangle continues to fascinate, as does the Dragons Triangle off Japan. For many years they were thought to be areas of unusual magnetism, but a USA survey found nothing unusual. I think we can rule out Atlantis though. | |
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I think the most fascinating one is in Nasca Peru | |
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Not unlikely that it was man-made, like the pyramids. But of course, since we see a long, flat top, we automatically associate that with an airplane landing strip, because that's what is most familiar to us. Just like the Egyptian hieroglyphics, that may not be what was intended, but don't let that stop anyone from jumping to conclusions and assuming incorrectly. | |
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Ozzfan, | |
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Nazca has fascinated historians for years. Scholars believe the Nazca Lines were created in about 450-650 BC by by the Nazca culture, and the hundreds of individual figures range in complexity from simple lines to stylized hummingbirds, spiders, monkeys, fish, sharks, orcas, llamas, and lizards. Much has been made that the images and lines can only be fully appreciated from high in the air. It is thought that the Nazca people believed that their gods came from the sky, and would return, so they created a welcome for them. The Cerne Abbas Giant, also referred to as the Rude Man or the Rude Giant, is a hill figure of a giant naked man on a hillside near the village of Cerne Abbas, to the north of Dorchester, in Dorset, England. Neither account above has any evidence whatsoever of ET activity upon earth in their creation. But .... this image below is definitely created by ET, | |
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Neither account above has any evidence whatsoever of ET activity upon earth in their creation. But .... this image below is definitely created by ET, OMG. Proof we have been visited! It is indisputable. We must bow down to these gods. Now as to that flat top, did anyone find where the dirt was hauled off to? Anyone checked to see if there were a bunch of seeds planted there so the spaceships could use a grass airstrip? Because I don't think a big cornfield would be the right thing to land a complex spaceship in. ____________ | |
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Neither account above has any evidence whatsoever of ET activity upon earth in their creation. But .... this image below is definitely created by ET, They were handball handball courts | |
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Sorry to spoil the fun folks but it was a publicity stunt ;-)) Because I don't think a big cornfield would be the right thing to land a complex spaceship in. Most people who favour the previous ET visit theory, subscribe to a mothership in low earth orbit like the ISS, and numbers of shuttle craft like the NASA ones, doing the landings. However they would have been a lot larger and would have carried helicopters, tracked vehicles and gyrocopters, Think Thunderbird 2 soze. There may well have been other VSTOL aircraft like the Harrier. Oh and by the way, if you want "wheels within wheels", try this. Stick some helicopter blades on top as well, then a most suitable bit of kit for flying about, landing, and having a trundle around. Quite handy for planetary surveys in deserts. | |
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Sorry to spoil the fun folks but it was a publicity stunt ;-)) Fifthly lie told by un-believers! I tell you the world did end yesterday! ____________ | |
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Filthy lie told by un-believers! I tell you the world did end yesterday! It might have done, my cheque just bounced at the Hades Banking Corp. | |
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