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originally posted by: tanka418
Yep sys me! And unless and until you have anything so-ever that indicates otherwise; you would do well to simply accept. After all, that "acceptance" is what you demand from the world, so it is quite reasonable to expect it from you.
You do understand the differences between an abduction, and a conversation, do you not?
It just seems that some are not really trying to gain an understanding, and only want to disprove (debunk).
20 years ago many of the repressed memories were released,..some received a good "point and laugh". The point is that it is difficult to learn something that is not remembered, once memory is enabled, then it may be possible for learning.
And now I shall point out that the "abductee" is not on trial here; and request that y'all make a wee bit more of an effort to actually think things through before you jerk your knee.
originally posted by: draknoir2
originally posted by: tanka418
Yep sys me! And unless and until you have anything so-ever that indicates otherwise; you would do well to simply accept. After all, that "acceptance" is what you demand from the world, so it is quite reasonable to expect it from you.
Actually if I were to accept without evidence I would be doing the opposite of "well".
Acceptance without question is what I've come to expect from you, as is demanding others prove your myriad assertions false.
And there is sufficient [and similar] evidence to prove the Starchild skull is just as extraterrestrial as you are.
originally posted by: InhaleExhale
a reply to: tanka418
You do understand the differences between an abduction, and a conversation, do you not?
Yes, both are forms of contact.
Hey, you keep changing the tune or so it sounds so I am asking to understand.
Was this the result of the new contacts that you been in regular contact with the last 20 years that meddle in earthly affairs?
Hey you could just read what you previously posted and keep your story straight, it might seem so to you but the way you explained a few things in this thread seem a little confusing.
originally posted by: tanka418
originally posted by: Ectoplasm8
How many believers on this forum post quotes only from UFO websites or sources? How many research beyond those sites for the actual facts of these incidents? How many apply their own personal logic and common sense to these incidents? How many allow themselves to be led by self-appointed "expert" opinions? You're guilty as anyone of posting links to these UFO websites to help substantiate your arguments. They aren't valid sources because of the bias.
When did my post grad word at Stanford I found they had libraries all over the lace, like any decent University, many, specialized libraries, and f curse a central ne where One could find just about anything.
I was an Engineering student, so I frequented the Engineering library. Was I wrong to do so? I mean they had only engineering texts; the library was biased! By your standard, I shouldn't trust anything I found there; yet I received my degree, with honors...I guess being that "kind" of biased my not be s bad after all. Places like that tend to concentrate "classes" of data; making the search process easier.
Your logic and common sense has failed you utterly on that one; sorry...
In the field of planet hunting, Geoff Marcy is a star. The astronomer at the University of California at Berkeley found nearly three-quarters of the first 100 planets discovered outside our solar system. But with the hobbled planet-hunting Kepler telescope having just about reached the end of its useful life and reams of data from the mission still left uninvestigated, Marcy began looking in June for more than just new planets. He's sifting through the data to find alien spacecraft passing in front of distant stars.
He's not kidding – and he has the funding to do it.
Last autumn, the Templeton Foundation, a philanthropic organisation dedicated to investigating what it calls the "big questions" – which, unsurprisingly, include "Are we alone?" – awarded Marcy $200,000 to pursue his search for alien civilisations.
As far as Marcy, an official Nasa researcher for the Kepler mission, is concerned, that question has a clear answer: "The universe is simply too large for there not to be another intelligent civilisation out there. Really, the proper question is: 'How far away is our nearest intelligent neighbour?' They could be 10 light years, 100 light years, a million light years or more. We have no idea."
To answer that question Marcy has begun to sift through the Kepler data and to search the heavens for a galactic laser internet that might be in use somewhere out there. (More on that in a bit.)
Launched in 2009, Kepler was designed as a four-year mission to detect planets – habitable or otherwise – around distant stars by measuring the dimming of those stars as orbiting bodies pass in front of them.........
........such an irregular pattern might signal the leisurely and unpredictable passage of massive spacecraft in front of the star. But, perhaps more likely, it might indicate the presence of a Dyson sphere, a mainstay of science fiction first proposed by physicist Freeman Dyson in 1960.
The concept is simple. The energy needs of a civilisation a thousand or a million years more advanced than our own would probably be vastly greater than ours. The greatest source of energy in a solar system is its star, and that energy could be captured by building a massive structure tiled with solar panels enveloping the star – the ultimate green jobs initiative.
Under the second law of thermodynamics, the structure would produce incredible amounts of waste heat in the form of infrared radiation. In September, a Penn State team led by astrophysics professor Jason Wright began searching the sky for just that by combing through data from Nasa's Wide-field Infrared Survey Explorer, or Wise. The Penn State work is also being funded by Templeton.
If Dyson spheres pop up in the data, Marcy thinks they would more likely ...........
"The most beautiful thing we can experience is the mysterious. It is the source of all true art and science. He to whom this emotion is a stranger, who can no longer pause to wonder and stand rapt in awe, is as good as dead: his eyes are closed."
-Albert Einstein
does your ability to understand have stability issues?
So that would be a NO; you do not understand the difference between an abduction and a conversation.
It's difficult to explain; let's see...one is being taken against my will, by hostile strangers. The other is a "talk" with someone, probably on the friendly side.
Such an irregular pattern might signal the leisurely and unpredictable passage of massive spacecraft in front of the star. But, perhaps more likely, it might indicate the presence of a Dyson sphere, a mainstay of science fiction first proposed by physicist Freeman Dyson in 1960.
"I do know that if I saw a star that winked out, then at some point it winked back on again, then winked out for a long, long time and then blinked on again, that that would be so weird," he says. "Obviously that wouldn't constitute the detection of an advanced civilisation yet, but it would at least alert us that follow-up observations are warranted."
originally posted by: InhaleExhale
a reply to: tanka418
I just said yes I do.
Both are a form of contact are they not?
You went from being abducted and loosing some time in the 50s on your grandparents farm to not having contact until about 20 years ago with another group and then in a reply to another poster you said you have been semi regular abducted what ever that is.
You obviously do not understand the difference between an abduction, and a conversation. Again: one is being taken against my will, by hostile strangers. The other is a "talk" with someone, probably on the friendly side.
originally posted by: InhaleExhale
I certainly do, I am not saying you are wrong with the difference, do you understand.
why do you keep deflecting the question and repeating yourself, its a sad sign and I hope that sign is incorrect.
originally posted by: tanka418
a reply to: Ectoplasm8
Well done...you have defended our nonsensical methodology for cherry=picking data with a near reversal. It is a shame you still do not understand the issue of data source. So y'all just continue working with an incomplete dataset.
originally posted by: Ectoplasm8
If aliens have been attempting to contact humans by communicating through crop circles for decades... Why have these aliens only created circles in the cover of darkness?