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originally posted by: OrionsGem
a reply to: wmd_2008
i never claimed this case was real. I bear no burden of proof.
the debunking attempts in this thread are not credible are not plausible and super weak.
don't get upset because I'm calling out bs when all im brought is bs debunking.
OG
originally posted by: RUSSO
originally posted by: alldaylong
originally posted by: Char-Lee
a reply to: alldaylong
This thing arrived from it's own planet in 45 minutes. That's a red flag from the off.
Lol I feel sorry for people who think like this, someday you are going to be shocked.
I am already shocked.
Shocked that people actually believe this rubbish.
If it weren't for a guy called Galileo Galilei, you would still believe that our planet is flat and that the Sun revolves around the Earth! ROFL So, who's simplistic and ignorant here?
I bet you would be shocked about it too...
Eratosthenes, a Greek astronomer from Hellenistic Libya (276–194 BC), estimated Earth's circumference around 240 BC. He had heard that in Syene the Sun was directly overhead at the summer solstice whereas in Alexandria it still cast a shadow. Using the differing angles the shadows made as the basis of his trigonometric calculations he estimated a circumference of around 250,000 stades. The length of a 'stade' is not precisely known, but Eratosthenes' figure only has an error of around five to fifteen percent
originally posted by: Sharted
I mean no offense to the non-believers but anyone who thinks humanity is alone in the universe is an arrogant retard of the highest caliber.
Then to the morons who say light speed is a barrier I say just look at space itself, which is travelling faster than light, then consider that maybe humanity are mere infants compared to other intelligent life in the cosmos.
Advanced races probably think we are cavemen, and they wouldn't be far wrong. Even if the president went on live TV and said aliens are real there would still be people trying to debunk it....
The reason the so-called men in black do their best to suppress this knowledge is because a majority of our planet is full of complete idiots. Racism, sexism, and just plain idiocy are rife in every country on the planet. Look at Ebola, the Africans think that white people brought the illness because they have no education and know nothing about how diseases are spread.
We seem to believe that unless we are capable of building technology then nobody can, utter nonsense. Maybe if people tried to look beyond their own stupidity we would be able to travel the stars quite easily, rather than quoting Einstein's 100 year old equation thinking they understand everything while doing so.
originally posted by: DJW001
a reply to: Sharted
No-one is saying that extra-terrestrial life does not exist; at the moment, we have reason to suspect that Bushman's claims are fantasy.
originally posted by: draknoir2
originally posted by: DJW001
a reply to: Sharted
No-one is saying that extra-terrestrial life does not exist; at the moment, we have reason to suspect that Bushman's claims are fantasy.
Someone must be, otherwise why would these people keep using the "it's arrogance to think we're alone in the universe" cliche?
originally posted by: Blue Shift
originally posted by: funbox
nothing like a gif to show you whats what
what do you reckon? , did the latex alter shape ?
I don't know. It was two different images on the video. One was more squashed than the other, and I stretched it out to match the other one, thinking that the differences in the eyelids was a result of the distortion of the head. But it wasn't. It seems like an actual change in the eyelids. I don't know if the latex stretched or it had closable eyelids, or what.
or was the eyelid moved by the human touch ?
If you look close enough, you can see that both eyelids change shape. Maybe it was a result of handling the dummy, but the head itself doesn't appear to move between shots. The only Photoshop manipulation I did was make the shapes of the head match up better. Nothing done to the eyes.
originally posted by: draknoir2
originally posted by: DJW001
a reply to: Sharted
No-one is saying that extra-terrestrial life does not exist; at the moment, we have reason to suspect that Bushman's claims are fantasy.
Someone must be, otherwise why would these people keep using the "it's arrogance to think we're alone in the universe" cliche?
originally posted by: Jersey Devil
From skimming through all this again I think he REALLY believes what he is saying, and it actually may be truth. His credentials are legit, the patents are legit. He clearly said he was GIVEN these pictures. So what if he was intentionally given false info/pics to discredit the legit things he is saying? I mean you guys have slaughtered him at this point which is exactly what TPTB would want to happen to cover up the truth in the message. MAybe focus instead on the things he said such as the new area 51 location and some other info?
originally posted by: alldaylong
originally posted by: draknoir2
originally posted by: alldaylong
a reply to: eriktheawful
I stopped reading when you said this, and i quote :-
" Physics on one planet, are the same on another. "
No, they are not. Human's cannot live on any other planet even within our own Solar System.
Even you know that.
You're confusing "physics" with "conditions".
The physics are the same while the conditions vary.
No, the physics may not be the same.
How many times do i have to post this bloody link:-
www.sciencedaily.com...
This is becoming very tiresome.
originally posted by: draknoir2
originally posted by: alldaylong
a reply to: eriktheawful
I stopped reading when you said this, and i quote :-
" Physics on one planet, are the same on another. "
No, they are not. Human's cannot live on any other planet even within our own Solar System.
Even you know that.
You're confusing "physics" with "conditions".
The physics are the same while the conditions vary.