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How is it a flawed assumption when I clearly state that using Ockhams, my hypothesis is not based on assumptions.
Originally posted by SeekerofTruth101
reply to post by atlasastro
Ockham's require that we make as FEW assumptions as possible.
So lets apply Ockham's to our debate.
Me: Man as cause- not assumed as we can show man.
Man making circles- not assumed as we can show men making circles.
Result-Men make all crop circles as a hypothesis or theory.
-By Alasatro.
FLAWED Assumption by itself!
My hypothesis does not claim to account for them all. I don't have to as Ockham's logic supports my Hypothesis in it being based on the least assumptions.
Let me rephrase it using Ockham
Alas: Man as cause- not assumed as we can show man.
Man making circles- not assumed as we can show men making circles.
Alas: Man making eg; Butterflyman crop-circle - ASSUMPTION if not impossible under the same time and labour/equipment condition
Result-Manmade crop circles are hypothesis, but not accountable for ALL of them.
Yes, lets look at all the assumptions you make, and then compare it to all the assumption I make.
Now look at the alien comparison using Ockham
Just show me one witness of an alien creating crop circles, because there is not one. Not one. only BOL(balls of light)
Me: Alien as cause - not assumed as Aliens exists - hundreds of thousand witnesses. Only you had not met one yet.
Show the technology then. Assumption Score update Me:1 You 3
Me: Alien making circles: not assumed, even though we cannot show aliens making circles, but we can show the technology they possess
Assumption that 1: the technology is alien, and 2:that humans are not responsible.Score Update Me 1 and You 5
- eyewitness accounts of incredible flight crafts - masters of tech we dont have.
Assumptions. Me 1 and you 6.
If they can fly such crafts man cannot build, why then are they incapable of crop circles?
Assumptions. That Arecibo message was a reply by aliens, and that it was made by aliens. Me 1 still! and You 7.
Me: Alien making circles eg Butterflyman: not assumed as the motive for CCs are replies in similar form from our Arecibo message.
yes it is logical when you believe it. Sure.
Result: Alien made crop circles are a logical hypothesis.
Actually, you did not. So you are a liar. You actually quote two specific crop circles when my belief is based on the phenomena. My assumption is that all crop circle are man made. It is an assumption based on observed facts that men exists and men make crop circles.
I only used what you used.
I did not see it as a challenge but a poor application of logic and reason.
But please do not see it as a challenge.
I will not force anyone to belief what they wish not to. You have that right to hide in blanket to cover your fears for comfort and solace, while the rest of us will pursue for greater recognition of the truth.
Cheers.
Assumptions that my discussion is an attempt to hide. Ok, score check Me 1, You 8
You have that right to hide in blanket to cover your fears for comfort and solace
You assume that I am not pursuing the truth. Me 1, you 9...9
while the rest of us will pursue for greater recognition of the truth.
Occam's razor states that the explanation of any phenomenon should make as few assumptions as possible, eliminating those that make no difference in the observable predictions of the explanatory hypothesis or theory.
Originally posted by CHA0S
Then...we have you come along telling us something we already knew...but then making outrages claims..."Look...see this...some people make crop circles...therefore I must conclude ALL crop circles are man-made"...your claims are rediculous and unfounded.
Yes your posts are utterly hilarious.
Originally posted by SeekerofTruth101
reply to post by atlasastro
Utterly hilarious.
So be it that Occam's razor be your comfort and solace. Just for your knowledge, be aware that Occam's razor had never been considered scientific result or an irrefutable principle of logic
What you had done has nothing to do with logic. You are merely twisting and manipulating the english language to support your own fears, using pride to boost your ego in order to be considered right, even in the face of errors you made.
I understand such fears, and had tried not to be harsh, but you had to force your hand. It's people like you and your fears that makes Disclosure impossible. So here goes:-
I will now leave my brains at the door and express I know nothing.
You claimed Crop circles are made by men. ( don't twist semantics now). Now prove to me that it was men who created the Butterfly Crop circle, with photographic or video evidences on how they did it, or if not, duplicate it onto another field under similar conditions,
I am 100% certain men exist.
Shouldnt be a problem, as you claim it is possible to be made by men with 100% certainty, and deride others who think otherwise.
Yes, men exist and men make crop circles.
Can you prove it?
If not, please sit down quietly at the corner and try to learn something.
XL D-sign gebruikt de natuurlijke omgeving als levend doek voor het in teamverband creëren van schilderijen/beeldmerken op formaat die vooral vanuit de lucht gezien tot de verbeelding spreken.
De creaties zijn per definitie tijdelijk van aard en vormen geen belasting voor het milieu.
Voornaamste materialen waarmee gewerkt wordt is graan (graancirkels) en zand.
Op 07-08-'09 ging XL D-Sign met een team van 60 man het grootste graanveld van de Wilhelminapolder in. Het eindresultaat was 's werelds grootste graancirkel, met een oppervlakte van bijna 25 hectare.
Can you prove it?
If not, please sit down quietly at the corner and try to learn something.
Personal attacks? No. I did nothing more than what you intended to do to me. You presumed too highly of yourself.
The whole issue is:Who makes the circles. It is not about the characteristics of those circles.
Originally posted by randyvs
Op you Failed to address the whole issue in your opener, by not even addressing the node factor. The new nuckle is where the bend in the crop is affected, on the crop circles that get studied.
www.ecn.org...
With the use of Equation 2, a corrected analysis was
performed employing the values of NL, N0 and the corre-
sponding distances from the epicenters as reported by Le-
vengood and Talbott (1999). As in the latter reference,
data points corresponding to the central ‘tufts’ in the for-
mations were omitted in the analysis. It was found that
the Pearson product moment correlation coefficient, R
(Levengood and Talbott 1999), decreases in one of the
reported cases.
This time course and location of gravitropically induced curvatures in stems of goosegrass (Galium aparine L.), a member of the Rubiaceae, have been investigated. In the early stages of the response (0–5 h), curvature develops throughout the growing region, and is followed by an autotropic straightening which affects the internodes only, leading to the production of essentially straight internodes some 15 h after the onset of gravistimulation. Curvatures developing in the nodal regions, however, continue to increase over this period, and are not subject to reversal by autotropism. The nodal curvatures are not entirely dependent on the presence of any other part of the plant, since marked curvatures can be induced in isolated nodal segments. This pattern of response leads ultimately to correction of the growth direction of the plant by means of curvature responses confined exclusively to the nodes, despite the initial participation of both nodes and internodes in the gravitropic reaction.
"Taken as an isolated criterion node size data cannot be relied upon as a definite verification of a ‘genuine’ crop formation. From these observed variations, it is quite evident that [cell wall] pit size alone cannot be used as a validation tool.” [1]
W. C. Levengood, “Anatomical Anomalies in Crop Formation Plants,” Physiologia Plantarum 92 (1994): 356-363.
www.bltresearch.com...
There are common aspects among the anomalous features listed in Tab. I which provide clues to the general forces producing crop formations. The affected plants have components which suggest the involvement of rapid air movement, ionization, electric fields and transient high temperatures combined with an oxidizing atmosphere. One naturally occurring and organized force incorporating each of these features is, as previously mentioned, an ion plasma vortex, one very high energy example being a lightning discharge.
By no means does the author pretend to present a ‘lithmus
test’ for distinction between a ‘genuine’ crop formation,
whatever it may be, and a hand-flattened area of crop. Much
more data would have to be analyzed and thorough statistical
studies will be necessary before such a criterion can be defined.
However, the position-dependent pulvinus length, and in
particular the apparent organised character of the data
analysed, is interesting and stimulates further study.
There are circles that are obvious, like the ones you mention. These do not get mention like the "symbolic" or "complex" circles on the many Crop Circles websites. These simply don't inspire mystery or awe in believers and they hardly scream "aliens made this so come see our lecture, do the tour, buy the DVD, the calender, subscribe to our website, join our group, listen and believe to our new age religious beliefs".
You have failed to prove your point. If crop circles were man made,
we certainly at some point would see a heart shape with possibly
"I love you Sally" with an arrow through the middle. Humans from all walks of life use Graffitti.
I am not being rude, but your ignorance in relation to frivolous crop circles is not a proof of anything.
I don't know of one that smacks of Graffitti.
There is evidence. We know humans make circles. We have groups that claim they make circles and show they do. Many of these circles are plastered all over the internet as a mysterious.
Ask a forensics officer if humans don't always leave evidence. we should be seeing at least some evidence if they were man made.
I don't suggest that, anything I say comes with evidence to support it. I clearly show one particular crop circle that contain human beliefs, imagery, philosophy and the makers themselves. This example is a crop circle that has been discussed all over forums as being impossible for humans to do, and shows no human involvement yet everything about it screams human.
To suggest this has been going on with no human factors none of the normal traits of human involvement.
To me Skeptics fail on this one. You have proved not.
I think most of them are not man made by any means.
There is just no human behavior in them.
No errors? Highly improbable.
Read the post above, I hope that answers some of the questions you raise, or at leasts gives you something to consider.
Originally posted by Shake
obviously alot of these are man made but i havent seen any explanation of the crops being bent at right angles and having the bulges in the shafts or the odd properties of the dirt and radiation levels inside some of the circles.
And theres always this story that would be the most elaborate hoax in the history of crop circles if it were proven as such.
"Plate one (silver color) consisted mainly of quite pure silver (what an understatement!), with an additional ingredient accounting for less than 0.1%. The weight of the plate was 4.98kg (11lbs). Plate two (bronze color) consisted of a copper-tin alloy (of which the tin content amounted to 10%-15%), nickel and traces of iron amounting to less than 0.1%".
It is further mentioned of the gold plate, of the finest quality that had been seen by the examiner. The industrialist received about 25,000 Euros for the bronze and silver plate and the gold was worth at least 75,000 Euros.
The only reason people seem to use the term "debunk" is because man people already go about making a CLAIM to explain the circles.
You can debunk a lot of them but theres always the stories that debunkers just brush off with little to disprove they are something unexplainable.