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originally posted by: UnifiedSerenity
I could give example after example
originally posted by: Monger
originally posted by: UnifiedSerenity
I could give example after example
By all means, please do.
Loving the anti-intellectualism. Is there something in the water in Florida?
Personally, I think they were into genetic manipulation among other feats and were clearly an advanced race. Lots of evidence that from their culture we have todays trinity of Semitic religions.
originally posted by: Monger
originally posted by: UnifiedSerenity
I could give example after example
By all means, please do.
Loving the anti-intellectualism. Is there something in the water in Florida?
originally posted by: Kandinsky
a reply to: Kapusta
Quite a few of the 'spells' have survived and been translated into English. You can read them at this link (pdf).
They suggest some kind of meditative process. Some of the spells are for becoming hawks of gold, eagles and other animals and we know that couldn't happen in a material sense. Instead, perhaps they represented chants to help the priest classes focus on their prayers and become like spirit animals?
originally posted by: UnifiedSerenity
originally posted by: Monger
originally posted by: UnifiedSerenity
I could give example after example
By all means, please do.
Loving the anti-intellectualism. Is there something in the water in Florida?
There are a ton of scientific frauds out there, and thus it is incumbent upon them to really prove anything like this before I will give any real credence to it. For all they know, the document is about how to plant corn and harvest it.
HIV scientists pleads guilty to fraud
Gene therapy researcher faked data
Editors quit after fake paper flap
All these are famous Evolution Frauds which points to the fact that if it's science and fact then you don't need to keep faking things to try to get people to believe!
Earnst Haeckels evolution embryo fraud.
Piltdown man, deliberate evolution fraud.
Nebraska Man. False evolutionary model made from a pigs tooth. The pig was still alive too.
Java Man is False!
Neanderthal man, another deliberate fraud by evolutionist scientists.
Lucy the hominid. Evolutionists are clueless. (they gave her human hands and features when she was an ape)
All these can be read about HERE
Al Gore's Hockey Stick lie
EU Scientist caught faking data on global warming
Climate Blockbuster: New NASA Data Shows Polar Ice Has Not Receded Since 1979
Study Predicts Decades Of Global Cooling Ahead
IPCC Ignores its Own Findings on Stratospheric Cooling
Rise of sea levels is ‘the greatest lie ever told’
Read all those HERE
5 Ridiculous Archaeological Frauds (That Fooled the World)
#5. Drake's Plate of Brass
#4. The Cardiff Giant
#3. The AVM Runestone
#2. The Tiara of Saitaphernes
#1. The Persian Mummy Princess
All those frauds can be read about HERE
Here's some more stellar scientific frauds
The Piltdown Chicken: The Supposed "Missing Link Fossil" that was Created by Using Bird and Dinosaur Skeletons (1999)
Basque Calvary of Iruña-Veleia: The Biggest "Holy" Fraud in the History of the Iberian Peninsula
Mississippi Mummy: An Egyptian Mummy Created by Using Animal Ribs, Nails, and Papier-mâché ('20s)
Shapira's Artifacts: The Fake Biblical Artifacts which were Treated to Sell for a Million Pounds (1883)
The Etruscan Terracotta Warriors: A US$40,000 Entertaining and Sobering Lesson about Fake Busting (1915 - 1921)
Shinichi Fujimura's Discoveries: More than 60 Artifacts Planted (2000)
Those can be read about and enjoyed HERE
I understand how easy it is to really get into believing stuff they "Discover" but after years of researching stuff, so much turns up to be fake or just pretending to be an expert, oh like Zacharia Sitchen who people still think knows what he was talking about in regards to Sumerian language, and in fact is a proven fraud! Of course his fanboys and girls get completely butt hurt with the facts of his lunacy and schtick are pointed out and which he used to enrich himself for years!
originally posted by: Ridhya
a reply to: Klassified
This is exactly my take on it, as a psychologist. I know it is standard to impose one's views onto subject matter, but I cant help interpreting ancient religious principles as psychology... particularly shamanic practices. In the Book of the Dead (which I have not read in full yet) there are some "rituals" which seem eerily similar to hypnotism. Combine that with the numerous depictions of sacred blue lotus, which was used in spiritual travels and apparently has psychoactive properties...