I attended a lecture on Crop Circles with my mum at my local library today. It was rather amusing. The lecture was run by two ladies, both of which my mum used to work with, hehehe! Small world
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Re: Crop circles, eh?ili_chanJanuary 15 2007, 05:10:17 UTC
There's not much mystery left in the Pyramids, I don't feel. We know who built them, we know pretty much how they built them, we know why they built them.
Mystery solved. As for Stonehenge. A bit sketchy in that area. It's obviously linked to Druids/Pagan rituals as well as being a calander. As I mentioned it could have some relationship with the crop circles. That whole area of England is imbued with a mystical and magical aura.
As for the electro-magnetic fields... I think those are clear indications that the real articles could not have been made by man. There isn't an easy way for people to infuse such high concentrations of energy into a crop circle without some serious equipment. There is no way we could produce thosae amounts of heat in such a short instance to cause such deformaties in the plants and soil that science has proven there to be.
I think that is why I love this phenomenon so much. Science and the mystic is so beautifully amalgamated together. Science gives proof to this event without detracting from its true
myself, the way i look at this and many other things is, basically a "well fuck, i dont know." and it doesnt seem anyone else REALLY knows either. some are, certainly, hoaxes. others...well, could be any number of things. this subject sorta sums up my religious beliefs well. there are simply too many things going on in this universe of ours that we are purely incapable of ever explaining. therefore, theres gotta be more going on then we are aware of.
Here, here!kewlausgirlJanuary 15 2007, 04:54:36 UTC
Yup, that's much the same with me...
Which is why we have a Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy to help us out!
But I still can't see the point in coming all the way from another galaxy just to plant some signs in some guy's farm. Then again, I'm an Aussie, and like most Aussies, can't be arsed doing anything. Which is probably why I can't understand the idea of travelling lightyears away to some half rotten, stinky planet called Earth.
Unless, out world is inside a computer game, and someone was either playing The Sims, or more likely in this case, Sims5000 (or whichever number it's up to now...) and decided to plant a few "mysterious signs" to make us all go nuts and spend pointless years after years trying to reach the other side of the galaxy, when they know fullwell there is nothing there at all. In the end we shall wonder what the hell have we been waisting our lives on, and boycott technology, resulting with de-evolution - humanity goes back to primitive times! Haha!
Re: Here, here!ili_chanJanuary 15 2007, 04:59:40 UTC
Bit extreme there Kylie, don't you think.
Anyway, I didn't say much of anything about aliens. I for one don't believe aliens have anything to do with this. It's an Earth related phenomena, whatever is causing it. The idea of aliens being related to this issue is one of the dozen misconceptions people have about this phenomena.
That being said, I do agree with you. I find that half these sci-fi stories and horror movies are very disillusioned. No alien race in their right mind would want to come here. There's no point *coughbecausetheilienshavealreadylaidclaimtothislandcough*
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Mystery solved. As for Stonehenge. A bit sketchy in that area. It's obviously linked to Druids/Pagan rituals as well as being a calander. As I mentioned it could have some relationship with the crop circles. That whole area of England is imbued with a mystical and magical aura.
As for the electro-magnetic fields... I think those are clear indications that the real articles could not have been made by man. There isn't an easy way for people to infuse such high concentrations of energy into a crop circle without some serious equipment. There is no way we could produce thosae amounts of heat in such a short instance to cause such deformaties in the plants and soil that science has proven there to be.
I think that is why I love this phenomenon so much. Science and the mystic is so beautifully amalgamated together. Science gives proof to this event without detracting from its true
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beyond that... fuck if i know.
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Which is why we have a Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy to help us out!
But I still can't see the point in coming all the way from another galaxy just to plant some signs in some guy's farm. Then again, I'm an Aussie, and like most Aussies, can't be arsed doing anything. Which is probably why I can't understand the idea of travelling lightyears away to some half rotten, stinky planet called Earth.
Unless, out world is inside a computer game, and someone was either playing The Sims, or more likely in this case, Sims5000 (or whichever number it's up to now...) and decided to plant a few "mysterious signs" to make us all go nuts and spend pointless years after years trying to reach the other side of the galaxy, when they know fullwell there is nothing there at all. In the end we shall wonder what the hell have we been waisting our lives on, and boycott technology, resulting with de-evolution - humanity goes back to primitive times! Haha!
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Anyway, I didn't say much of anything about aliens. I for one don't believe aliens have anything to do with this. It's an Earth related phenomena, whatever is causing it. The idea of aliens being related to this issue is one of the dozen misconceptions people have about this phenomena.
That being said, I do agree with you. I find that half these sci-fi stories and horror movies are very disillusioned. No alien race in their right mind would want to come here. There's no point *coughbecausetheilienshavealreadylaidclaimtothislandcough*
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