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originally posted by: CollisioN
there has been indeed many mysterious buildings, artifacts, monuments and such.
I don't know the purpose of trolling the believers
originally posted by: jonwhite866
a reply to: Ridhya
It's not an announcement about their 'existence' but about their visitations. I'm pretty sure all of us know ETs exist. Billions of solar systems like ours in our galaxy, an estimate of 10,000+ galaxies seen in a 1inch spacing between stars each with trillions more stars and solar systems.
originally posted by: jonwhite866
a reply to: ISeekTruth101
Also, just read the first 3 sections and they are quite interesting. Not quite sure what to make of them as of yet but I like to think this was true haha.
If this isn't though, you have to admire the thought put into such a story
originally posted by: hellobruce
originally posted by: CollisioN
there has been indeed many mysterious buildings, artifacts, monuments and such.
Care to list them, and why you think they are "mysterious "?
I don't know the purpose of trolling the believers
Well, people that are doing the trolling have books, DVD's and appearances to sell, and want money from the gullible.
originally posted by: CollisioN
Ok I will name few - recently watched about the 'Hall of records' allegedly where history of the past could be kept by very old civilization, one site of records mentioned under the Sphinx, a place that has to be discovered, another in South America.
The Pyramids and that they were more than buildings for burial, especially the one in Giza,
the redhair giants found in (Nevada),
What cauldrons? www.abovetopsecret.com... shows it was just a silly story.
the cauldrons in Russia,
many existing monuments done by Native Americans in NA
originally posted by: AutumnWitch657
a reply to: CollisioN
Please that's all for entertainment. Like the shows about the Bermuda triangle or shows on big foot or ghost hunters. Or shows on crop circles. I'm pretty sure it's been proven there's nothing but sand under the sphinx.
But there's an audience for this stuff so the producers will keep pumping it out never proving any thing never coming to any serious conclusions.
originally posted by: CollisioN
a reply to: hellobruce
HELLO? Since when do we have FACTS about aliens existing in the universe? Where did I claim that such things happened for sure?
I am saying that 'I am open minded that life exists in the universe because we have water under the ice on Enceladus, Europa or whichever else moon that may have properties suitable for organisms' is not any more credible than 'I am open minded that there may have been contact with another civilization (alien or dimensional if such dimensions exist - or even Earth civilization with higher technology than today) because of:
places like Yukatan and the Hall of records
(the Halls existing is as much assumption as seeing the water on Enceladus without actually going with a probe to test it) - yeah because of whatever study and behavior scientists conclude there may be water. In the same manner I can say, it was written by (name source) that such Halls exist. In both cases we haven't found if really so. Open minded - sure why not? How is my Hall of records any less credible when in both cases we talk about assumptions and open mindness? Other than questioning a skeptic's extreme bias?
Indian Sanskrit texts about Vimanas, the Incan ruins of Sacsayhuamá, Pyramid of Giza, the Pharaohs - allegedly may have been or had contact with such, the purpose of the Sphinx in Egypt, Puma Punku, Stone made gates, Stones and stories by Native Americans and others - where is your objjectivity that Native Americans and ancient Chinese speaking of encoutering a being from some object absolutely have been made up FOR SURE?
Where the knowledge about energy? How did they know that pyramids concentrate energy on the tip? Where the vast astronomy knowledge?
Why can one be open minded about life existing in the universe with NO PROOF that it does, but one cannot be open minded that any of the mentioned sources of HISTORY (and not TV show) could have had some contact?
I find it funny how someone cannot stay objective about things they don't know, I always consider the real science the one that should not doubt what they don't know.
MAIN STREAM close minded science = religion #2 (first religion is the church)
a reply to: AutumnWitch657
originally posted by: AutumnWitch657
a reply to: CollisioN
Please that's all for entertainment. Like the shows about the Bermuda triangle or shows on big foot or ghost hunters. Or shows on crop circles. I'm pretty sure it's been proven there's nothing but sand under the sphinx.
But there's an audience for this stuff so the producers will keep pumping it out never proving any thing never coming to any serious conclusions.
The way it is presented is for entertainment, the point is we never know if the knowledge of ancient civilizations hasn't really come from some advanced civ that may have shared some of it.
The only absurd thing is being open minded to 'Life existing in space - with no proof that we have it'
but at the same time
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You know what you are both doing? Repeating like a parrots the words that have become banal of every scientist you heared on TV 'I know life should exist in the universe but I don't think it has visited because .. -
How is having water on Enceladus (just to give an example) any bigger reason to be open minded about life in the universe, while all the artifacts, monuments and such - NO WAY?
Double standards much? I am not even a believer, I just don't disprove what I don't know, those who do, usually think they know everything.
originally posted by: AutumnWitch657
Now to answer the portion of your post addresses specifically to me.
I happen to have a pretty good cable package. Not the best but I'm covered by History Channel, H2, Military History, Science channel, Discovery Channel, you get the idea. With that I'm not unfamiliar with the programing you talk about. I do know,that these programs will include information which has been proven incorrect or has been debunked and proven false, or simply made up. They're not meant as an educational source but surly can be used as inspiration for additional study. They're reason for being is strictly entertainment. They don't bother to edit out things that have been disproved or misinterpreted.
Oh and just to come full circle , the fact that I've watched this programing is further proof that I'm not biased.