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reply posted on 12-9-2009 @ 08:06 AM by ArMaP
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He/she/it has to do better than that to convince me.


reply posted on 12-9-2009 @ 03:20 PM by ArMaP
You can try the Crop Circle Archive, they have many, many circles in their archive, and even if they have few photos at least they have the drawing of almost all circles in their database.


reply posted on 12-9-2009 @ 04:39 PM by ArMaP
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I am not touchy about Southpark (or anything else, I think), I just don't like misunderstandings, so I thought it could be a good idea to clear things right away.


reply posted on 12-9-2009 @ 09:27 PM by whitewave
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Thanks for the link, ArMap. All the "crop circles" I've seen have been beautiful works of art. They'd make nice paintings. Or those hammered copper plates.


reply posted on 27-9-2009 @ 12:47 AM by Neo__
Originally posted by Confused and Dazed!
If something was trying to communicate with a lesser intelligence, and wanted them to get it, then why would they use pretty squiggles and wiggles with poka dots, dashes and lines?

This isn't even close to cuneiform or rune writing. Which was an ancient form of messaging. Crop circles are total nonsense to the human being.

Hells bells people, NASA used a simple binary code/and simplistic images of humans to send a message to anyone/anything intercepting the Voyager space crafts as they head out into deep space, which will be forever presumably...


And they answered. See a description of the
Arecibo message, and photo of it here. See also a description of the Chilbolton crop formation, and photo of it here.

Originally posted by Confused and Dazed!

If a higher intelligence wants to get our attention big time, then it would make an understandable message appear before eyes, in a public place, at high noon!

Not in the middle of the night, in some obscure field of crop vegetation...

Why not on the white house lawns? Or on a gulf course?


And whose to say that this isn't their plan in the long run? Patience is something our generation has so little of.

Originally posted by Confused and Dazed!
I have yet to be convinced that these aren't anything but hoaxes...

Let some of the best minds in the world work to show that these things are telling us anything, besides complex geometry and golden ratios.

I have an art toy from the 1950's that is called a "SPRIOGRAPH", and it can make any of the crop circle designs thus shown to date.

God has nothing to do with it! Sorry.


You'd need one hell of spirograph and some free hand to reproduce a 600 foot jelly fish like this one:





reply posted on 21-11-2009 @ 10:08 PM by IrnBruFiend
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The flawless mathematical precision and 3D images would suggest otherwise.
That is why it is a phenomenon.
You can never prove all Crop Circles are manmade because you will never find the non-existent people.


reply posted on 22-11-2009 @ 06:00 AM by ArMaP
Originally posted by IrnBruFiend
The flawless mathematical precision and 3D images would suggest otherwise.
Considering that there is no way of measuring precisely a crop circle, there is no real way we can talk about flawless mathematical precision. But you should also remember that geometric precision is easy to achieve and it is translated to mathematical precision.

Take a rope, stick one end of it to the ground and make a circle around that point. What do you get? A perfect circle (the geometric figure, not the band ), that can be represented by a mathematical formula. How did you made it, through any flawless mathematical precision? No, just by using a rope pinned to the ground on one end. And that can be easily applied to almost (if not all) shapes that appear in crop circles.

Did you ever thought about why the most common shape, besides the circle, is the hexagon? It's because it's the easiest to make using a compass (on paper) or two sticks and a rope (on a field).

That is why it is a phenomenon.
No, it's a phenomenon because it happens, that's why some things are called unexplained phenomena. A phenomenon is an event, just that.

You can never prove all Crop Circles are manmade because you will never find the non-existent people.
And you could never find all the existent people either, only if they want to.

But that's the same reason why nobody can prove that crop circles are not man-made, because they cannot find and present the non-human source. Until someone does that I am still thinking that all crop circles are man-made
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