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originally posted by: CirqueDeTruth
Hi Mr. Mask
First I have to say I really enjoyed your video on Puma Punka. I had my husband listen to it to, I was so tickled. I enjoy works that make me laugh. My husband said you reminded him of Weird Al Yankovich where as I said Eminem! LOL.
Cirque
originally posted by: bottleslingguy
One of the biggest is you can't come up with anything that explains the consistent symmetry and no, "they were super duper innovative" doesn't work.
Non-Linear thinking= illogical and ill based.
A person who thinks nonlinearly often makes connections among unrelated concepts. A nonlinear thinker will jump from idea to idea, unlike a logical, linear thinker.
originally posted by: OzTiger
a reply to: ZetaRediculian
I find this very interesting:
www.anomolies-unlimited.com...
"Many of the huge stones and megaliths used to make temples and structures - stones so large that even
today we'd have no way to move them
originally posted by: OzTiger - were joined together with metal clamps.. It was thought the clamps
were brought to the structures where a hole was carved for them to be placed.
Recent scans using electron microscopes reveal a different story - the metal was poured, molten, into pre-
carved indentations - meaning a portable smelter was used which could move from section to section as
needed. Since the clamps often link two huge slabs or blocks of stone, you have to wonder - if it's a mystery
how 447 tonne stones were quarried, moved and put in place - how were two done? A much more advanced
level of technology than the "main stream" ever gave to Pre-Columbian man.
Very few of the clamps have survived but analysis of those from Pre-Columbian South America show them to
be made of a very unusual alloy - 2.05% arsenic, 95.15% copper, 0.26% iron, 0.84% silicon and 1.70%
nickel. There is no source nickel anywhere in Bolivia.
Source
Don Carlos mine, Mt Chacaltaya, Murillo Province, La Paz Department, Bolivia
Small nickel mine which produced a few tons of Ni ore in 1951. Hydrothermal siderite vein cutting Devonian slate.
Also the rare alloy of nickel-bronze-arsenic requires
extremely high temperatures The Puma Punku brackets holes, when analyzed, showed platinum, a metal
which only melts at 1753 C and aluminum, which supposedly wasn't discovered and produced in quantity
until the 19th century.
originally posted by: Harte
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On page four of this PDF, there is a table showing the elements in the bronze alloy used at both Tiahuanaco and PumaPunku. No aluminum or platinum listed.
I dismiss your link with no further ado as simple lying con men supporting their families and staffs with money scammed from the ignorant.
Harte
originally posted by: Hanslune
originally posted by: tsingtao
originally posted by: Hanslune
a reply to: tsingtao
Religion and for that man has done much that appears crazy to an outside observer.
Why 3,000 cathedrals? Why hundreds of thousands of churchs, mosques and temples
i guess we know what they are for.
the other places, not so much.
You might want to read about the AE religion and that of the Andes people - never underestimate the power of religion, even in today's world we have people willing to kill themselves over such principles
With that I'm done - I'll be back at some later time to see how the thread is going
I haven't demanded linear logic- that's part of your problem. Like I said before this is an irrational subject and you will not get there with your linear logic. pay attention.
originally posted by: bottleslingguy
a reply to: ZetaRediculian
I haven't demanded linear logic- that's part of your problem. Like I said before this is an irrational subject and you will not get there with your linear logic. pay attention.
originally posted by: bottleslingguy
a reply to: Mr Mask
when I talk about symmetry it pertains to the corresponding block angles and being different sizes makes it even more difficult because you have to have some way of being absolutely consistent with your cuts. Do you realize there are many details like that involved in this? have you ever held a hand tool and actually cut something? I thought you didn't want to talk to me any more?
originally posted by: bottleslingguy
a reply to: ZetaRediculian
I haven't demanded linear logic- that's part of your problem. Like I said before this is an irrational subject and you will not get there with your linear logic. pay attention.
originally posted by: bottleslingguy
a reply to: ZetaRediculian
I haven't demanded linear logic- that's part of your problem. Like I said before this is an irrational subject and you will not get there with your linear logic. pay attention.
originally posted by: ZetaRediculian
Masters of "Nonlinear" thought...Lou Castello and David Childress.
Seriously, this would make a classic Abbott and Castello bit.
originally posted by: Mr Mask
originally posted by: bottleslingguy
a reply to: ZetaRediculian
I haven't demanded linear logic- that's part of your problem. Like I said before this is an irrational subject and you will not get there with your linear logic. pay attention.
lol you believed it when I said I taught there? that's funny. Where did I say "non-linear logic"? I don't believe the two can mix. Non-linear doesn't include our logic. Like I said this subject is irrational and you are looking for the answer with a rational microscope. You guys try to answer why this and why that about "aliens", but you try to do it with a human mind with human science and human logic. Logic would say you shouldn't do that, how's that? If you are not there by now no matter how much non-linear evidence there is you will not be able to connect the dots.
No...you demanded "non-linear" logic. And Non-linear logic is considered "broken-logic.
You are demanding people use "broken logic" and saying that "linear logic" is not to be used here because this subject is irrational. Sorry, this subject is NOT irrational. History and science are never irrational subjects.
This is more proof that you never taught at MIT or attended Oxford University.
You don't even understand what "logical" means...
MM
originally posted by: bottleslingguy
lol you believed it when I said I taught there? that's funny. Where did I say "non-linear logic"? I don't believe the two can mix. Non-linear doesn't include our logic. Like I said this subject is irrational and you are looking for the answer with a rational microscope. You guys try to answer why this and why that about "aliens", but you try to do it with a human mind with human science and human logic. Logic would say you shouldn't do that, how's that? If you are not there by now no matter how much non-linear evidence there is you will not be able to connect the dots.
lol you believed it when I said I taught there? that's funny.
Where did I say "non-linear logic"? I don't believe the two can mix. Non-linear doesn't include our logic.
You guys try to answer why this and why that about "aliens", but you try to do it with a human mind with human science and human logic. Logic would say you shouldn't do that, how's that?
If you are not there by now no matter how much non-linear evidence there is you will not be able to connect the dots.
originally posted by: bottleslingguy
a reply to: ZetaRediculian
so bottom line you're asking me "who's logic are we trying to understand?" correct? really? lol who's logic would we be trying to understand???? wait.... wait...... come on I know you can do it lol
Non-linear doesn't include our logic.