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Its very simple. Your deductive reasoning and interpretation has lead you to believe there is, as you said, a "mundane explanation" for the occurrence of spiral petroglyphs all around the world. My deductive reasoning, interpretation, and conclusions have lead me to believe that the answer is not so mundane - that the explanation is much more extraordinary that we would typically imagine.
Originally posted by walkinglucid
reply to post by CodyOutlaw
I'm working on it. I have posted it many times in other places - but people find it of little interest. Yes its interesting, but does not draw any scientific based conclusions. Its just one of those moments.
Originally posted by stereologist
reply to post by walkinglucid
Its very simple. Your deductive reasoning and interpretation has lead you to believe there is, as you said, a "mundane explanation" for the occurrence of spiral petroglyphs all around the world. My deductive reasoning, interpretation, and conclusions have lead me to believe that the answer is not so mundane - that the explanation is much more extraordinary that we would typically imagine.
Why do you state that you are using deductive reasoning? I simply stated that a more mundane explanation exists. It does. Spiral petroglyphs are not the sole geometric design in use. Parallel lines and grids are drawn as well.
A single paper is nothing more than a proposal. What was the feedback on that paper? Surely there was feedback, either positive or negative. All the paper appears to do is to suggest that the petroglyphs might represent an external image.
Even if that were true, it certainly is unrelated to a failed launch of an ICBM as Lucus suggests.
Originally posted by CodyOutlaw
Originally posted by walkinglucid
reply to post by CodyOutlaw
I'm working on it. I have posted it many times in other places - but people find it of little interest. Yes its interesting, but does not draw any scientific based conclusions. Its just one of those moments.
Yeah, but I like that kind of story.
Send me a message when you make a thread.
What ever you say Stereo. Your wording is a little confusing. To my knowledge, LUCUS has never suggested that these spirals are related to the failed launch of an ICBM. He has always concluded that it must have been the result of a cosmic event. I will not argue this point with you - Thanks for your input though! You are entitled to your opinion.
Originally posted by stereologist
reply to post by walkinglucid
What ever you say Stereo. Your wording is a little confusing. To my knowledge, LUCUS has never suggested that these spirals are related to the failed launch of an ICBM. He has always concluded that it must have been the result of a cosmic event. I will not argue this point with you - Thanks for your input though! You are entitled to your opinion.
It is true that Lucus looks foolish when he claims that the spiral in Norway was anything other than a failed ICBM launch. He looks even more foolish when he suggests that the president was there.
Originally posted by stereologist
reply to post by rajaten
I could write all sorts of stupid mumbo jumbo about these paintings. I could write nonsense just like all of the conspiracy wackos. Instead I will provide the words of the artist.
DIA Conspiracies Take Off
They wanted to know about all the different symbols in the murals that he'd been commissioned to make for the still-unopened DIA. "And I explained it like I explain it to everybody," the artist says. The first part of the environmental mural is about the ways that humans destroy nature and themselves through destruction and genocide. The second part is about humanity coming together to rehabilitate nature and revive their own compassion
The last thing Tanguma wants is for viewers to mistake his meaning
Artist Leo Tanguma doesn't understand how conspiracy theorists find hidden messages in his mural on environmentalism.
Originally posted by stereologist
The artist maintains the works have nothing to do with Illuminati's plans for one world government, but the internet, in all it's glory, is rife with people who won't be convinced.
And that one statement alone is proof as far as i'm concerned that Mr T. is either lying or a total moron.
the DIA murals are so blatantly obvious to anyone with half a brain what they're depicting.
Originally posted by walkinglucid
Originally posted by stereologist
reply to post by walkinglucid
What ever you say Stereo. Your wording is a little confusing. To my knowledge, LUCUS has never suggested that these spirals are related to the failed launch of an ICBM. He has always concluded that it must have been the result of a cosmic event. I will not argue this point with you - Thanks for your input though! You are entitled to your opinion.
It is true that Lucus looks foolish when he claims that the spiral in Norway was anything other than a failed ICBM launch. He looks even more foolish when he suggests that the president was there.
You just don't quit - do you?
originally posted by: stereologist
Has he fixed any of horrific misrepresentations? He has a large number of incredibly bad mistakes including:
1. the Norway spiral was a Russian ICBM
2. the petroglyph spirals are not a sign of danger
3. IRAS did not discover any new planets
4. the 3600 year cycle does not exist
and the list goes on and on
originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: Anubie
You don't have a legal figure, to claim "3600 Years", was an approximated figure from archaeologists, not a true value.
..............
Sitchin was not an archeologist. He was an economist.
originally posted by: Phage
a reply to: Anubie
Sorry. No.
Sitchin made up Nibiru and now you're making up quotes from someplace where the Sun don't shine.
Are you Lucas? You need a new schtick. Nibiru is done.
Dead.
Deceased.
No more.
Non existent.