Exuberant Conspiring: We are the Problem, page 1
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reply posted on 29-9-2008 @ 01:26 AM by In nothing we trust
reply to post by o22a6ar



It's just human nature. People seek acknowledgment and have a desire to aquire and hoard stuff; anything really (i.e. Money, points, medals, jellybeans, etc.).

Most people are looking for entertainment and an escape from reality. One persons passion for researching a particular subject may not be the same as anothers. Often times to jump into someone else research midstream is very difficult and time consuming.

The truth of getting down to what is really going on is elusive, always changing, difficult to pinpoint and often almost un-believable to the researcher himself.

It's also trial and error. You may get many facts correct and some facts wrong. Your conclusions can also be right or wrong given your facts.

Good luck

[edit on 29-9-2008 by In nothing we trust]



reply posted on 29-9-2008 @ 01:34 AM by o22a6ar
reply to post by In nothing we trust




It's just human nature. People seek acknowledgment and have a desire to aquire and hoard stuff; anything really (i.e. Money, points, jellybeans, etc.).

Just because something is in the nature of the majority does not make it correct. Trying to gather up all the "stuff" helps no one but the gathering party and its counterparts.


The truth of getting down to what is really going on is elusive, always changing, difficult to pinpoint and often almost un-believable to the researcher himself.

The chase is what make the truth worthwhile. Would we search if everything was at arms reach?

Nonetheless, you bring up very good points.


reply posted on 29-9-2008 @ 01:36 AM by o22a6ar
reply to post by Epsillion70


I don't care what William Blake said; I care what you have to say. What do you have to say?


[edit on 29-9-2008 by o22a6ar]


reply posted on 29-9-2008 @ 01:52 AM by newagent89
reply to post by o22a6ar



I did not reply because I was playin' a computer game. haha. You are right though. I go on this website for the thrill, the knowledge, and definitely the points! Spot on, nothing wrong with it. I have said many times that people seem to want to make a conspiracy for themselves. They naturally desire what is called esoteric knowledge and once they have it, they cling to it like a religion, defending it until something bigger and better comes along and they move to it in the name of "denying ignorance." This of course does not go for everyone on this website by any means. But it is silly how often someone puts in a news snippet about something a bit weird and the first reply is all about the NWO. And it gets 4 stars or more. Some people need to learn what denying ignorance actually is. They need to go on google, go to a library, check facts, and learn to think critically before spewing out refuse onto this joyously gray-shaded website.


reply posted on 29-9-2008 @ 07:25 AM by enigmania
reply to post by o22a6ar



Wow, nice twisted view you have there.

I know I'm here to gain knowledge, find answers, and help others to do so. That's the best part, it is a community thing.

Off course, it is nice to get recognition, but that's not what it is about.

I would never be able to speak about the things we speak about on ATS, in my social environment, people just don't understand or/and care.

So your are telling me the majority of people here on ATS, are in it for some meaningless, virtual points?

Pff, get out of here.


reply posted on 29-9-2008 @ 07:31 AM by loam
reply to post by o22a6ar



Yup, that's me. Point whore and extreme thread writer.



Not everything is about piano playing headless aliens in government office, ya know.


reply posted on 29-9-2008 @ 07:11 PM by Epsillion70
Originally posted by o22a6ar
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post by Epsillion70


I don't care what William Blake said; I care what you have to say. What do you have to say?


[edit on 29-9-2008 by o22a6ar]


Thank you,
All I would like to say is;
"No one is right or wrong here. Just the perceptions are different that's all."

Sometimes its like we are all sitting around the same "Druidic" tree of life in an open field in the country on a nice temperate sunny day and we are taking it in turns commenting on how are individual view of this tree of life,
"Is way better than anyone Else's."


[edit on 29-9-2008 by Epsillion70]

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