Current average age of ATS community

while it's never proper to ask a woman her age, I'm 42....

857 here

Time traveler.

reply to post by vkey08


Good point!!! you'd think with 3 sisters i would have considered this before posting, If your not comfortable with giving out your age that's fine I can respect that I'm really huge on privacy, hence why I've been here so long and posted so little.

Weird, I've actually been wondering the general age of people, although I dare not ask. Cheeky . 36 for me.

reply to post by kobalt7


Mid 30s, without the grey & a full head of hair.

I don't know why I added that last part, except that I tend to be thankful I still have a full head of hair without any grey.

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21 here...First conspiracies, actually quite a few, main genre- Government malfeasense and government cover-ups, etc.

30, I found ATS through an ad on Coast to Coast one night. A friend of my mom's was telling her about a shadow government and Kennedy so I became intrigured. While I was in the Navy back in 1999 when I found Coast to Coast on the way home from watch one night and that was it for me.

I remember freshman year of high school in 1996 the school's library computers was actually my first experience with internet & search engines. I was looking up everything I could on Roswell and Project Blue Book & Area 51 & then printing out page after page after page of information. I had a thick stack of papers that I hole punched & put in a 3 ring binder & I would just lay in bed at night and read & reread my "files." LoL Then around 1998 we finally got our own computer, had AOL & the dial up modem (the good ol days) and the rest is history. Been an online conspiracy junkie ever since & haven't looked back. Remember what search engines & websites looked like back in '97?? lol fun times.

The average age of a 5th grader in America!

And have usable laptop, desktop, i-pad, etc...!

45 years old
The first conspiracy I was into was bigfoot, as I grew up at the edge of the everglades and the skunk ape stories were rampant. Next was probably Bermuda triangle and as I got older the Kennedy assassination.

Great post. I always wonder if some of the more annoying comments are made by 12 year olds.
37 here. but never wanna grow up. I'm still a Toy's R Us kid

28 in September. Member since January 2008. Intelligent discussion brought me here...Dumb discussion keeps me away for days at a time.

I'm older than 25, younger than 35.... take a guess

I am 65.

Back in the 50s my mom belonged to a group called "The Mental Shop".

One of the speakers was: George Adamski en.wikipedia.org...

Her best friend was a psychic - who was close friends with: Gina Cerminara en.wikipedia.org...

My uncle was a lecturer for: A.R.E - - The Association for Research and Enlightenment (A.R.E.) - - the Edgar Cayce Society.

Plus - I've had various "experiences" (such as OBEs) since first memory.

I guess you could say I was born into it.

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Adamski's photo has always been one of my favorites that ship was identical to one of the ships designed by the vril society, and the sleeping prophet was one of my first books when I was a kid along with the readers digest mysteries of the universe and they still sit on my shelf. I'd say you were definitely born into it

21 here...I think I found this place researching paranormal stuff. I was on a ghost hunting kick for a while there, And I had actually caught some pretty cool evidince.

Been here ever since. Sometimes I get annoyed by some people here and I have to give it a break for a week or two, But I always come back...lol.

There is no age restriction on the site, right?

I am 43. What got me started on conspiracy "theories" are the ones that years later turned out to be fact, like project echelon.
First time I heard about it was on an episode of Art Bell in the early/mid 90s, used to drive a lot at night, now its common knowledge, not to mention, outdated.

link

Under construction by contractors with top-secret clearances, the blandly named Utah Data Center is being built for the National Security Agency. A project of immense secrecy, it is the final piece in a complex puzzle assembled over the past decade. Its purpose: to intercept, decipher, analyze, and store vast swaths of the world’s communications as they zap down from satellites and zip through the underground and undersea cables of international, foreign, and domestic networks

Originally posted by Perhaps
857 here

Time traveler.

I have always been attracted to older men :sigh:

As for myself? I am younger

But wasn't the sacking of Rome an awesome feat? I was in love with Alaric for a time... :sigh:

17 y.o. And my first conspiracy interest began around 10years ago upon the discovery of my dads copy of mysterious world by arthur c. clarke. Such a great book, I must have read it over a hundred times.