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Originally posted by LoDGiKaL
I've been looking through these threads and on other boards and though I might of overlooked it, who has noticed the fact that the panels on the craft in this image, resemble the 'language primer' from Isaacs' website?
I could be wrong, it's not the exact same construction or whatever you want it to call it, but it this look simillar. I also might be completely repeating the whole point....
i180.photobucket.com...
Originally posted by srb2001
If the parts of the A1 unit are held together by anti-gravity technolgy, isn't that assertion in itself a contradiction? Anti-gravity would be repulsive, unlike gravity which is attractive.
Anti-gravity would cause parts to separate, not assemble.
Originally posted by srb2001
If the parts of the A1 unit are held together by anti-gravity technolgy, isn't that assertion in itself a contradiction? Anti-gravity would be repulsive, unlike gravity which is attractive.
Anti-gravity would cause parts to separate, not assemble.
?!?!
Originally posted by T0by
This post was taken from ufocasebook.com and was made by 'watching waiting'
Though if i were a clever hoaxer I would be aware that my scans would look a little too good for its time. XPARC would be the perfect company background to explain these scans.
www.ufocasebook.com
'To all of you junior typestyle detectives, I'm tired of you guys assuming the world of computers revolves around PC/Windows and Mac. Desktop publishing was not invented on the Mac or PC.
Ever heard of a little term called WYSIWYG? Any guess where that came from? I'll tell you. WYSIWYG, or What You See Is What You Get, originated at Xerox PARC and was first commercialized in the Xerox Star in 1981 and by 1985 had been improved in the Viewpoint 6085.The new hardware provided 1MB to 4MB of memory, a 10MB to 80MB hard disk, a 15" or 19" display, a 5.25" floppy drive, a mouse, Ethernet connector and a price of a little over $6,000.
Let's not forget laser printing. The laser printer was invented where? Yep, you guessed it, XPARC.
"One of the best examples of the power of the tech sector was Xerox PARC, a research center in Palo Alto, CA. XPARC was responsible for some of the major milestones in the history of computing. While I never had the privilege of working there myself I did know many of the people who did and I can say that they were among the brightest engineers I ever knew."
The CARET project was working on the most advanced technology on the planet, albeit extra-terrestrial in origin. Isaac stated they were using super computers, probably Crays at that time. They had the "brightest engineers". Don't you think they'd have the best word processing/desktop publishing platform of its day which was the Xerox? They probably had something better than the commercially available Viewpoint 6085.
I am wondering about the viral marketing idea again with the possibility that this could be the initial, or even test stages for a new piece of CGI software developed by the seemingly (way) advanced XPARC to be released in the future.
I mean if they show cgi work on there new software and no cgi expert on the planet can conclusively prove that it is cgi then this would be a wonderful piece of software with the capability of making other cgi software obsolete.
New cgi software coming?
Originally posted by wildone106
Dude Get educated
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My theory,
saladfingers123456 (youtube video originator), is the same artist that made the mock up shots, he remains anonymous, no-one knows him, he will not respond to comments because he is also Isaac, and he's also Chad, they are all the same person, all part of the same story, is it a hoax or a publicity stunt? only time will tell. I believe this story possibly may have been created by the same hoaxers of the john titor story.
Originally posted by xSMOKING_GUNx
Originally posted by wildone106
Dude Get educated
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Dude (< as you say) just opening my mind keep your hair on!!
Groundbreaking? maybe not.
Proven cgi deffinately not! just looking for reasons why not.
[edit on 4-7-2007 by xSMOKING_GUNx]