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If so then I guess our understanding of the word "allegorical" differs.
Professor Robert Plot published a book entitled "A Natural History of Staffordshire" in 1686, in which he made passing reference to rings, circles and other shapes found in grassy fields. Much debate has ensued over Plot's observations; detailed as his notes were, some researchers still consider his evidence flimsy at best. They feel it more likely that Plot was describing "fairy rings" caused by common fungi. For many more, the jury is still out.
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originally posted by: gortex
a reply to: PlanetXisHERE
If so then I guess our understanding of the word "allegorical" differs.
I was referring to the Mowing Devil , Professor Plot's account was of something different.
Professor Robert Plot published a book entitled "A Natural History of Staffordshire" in 1686, in which he made passing reference to rings, circles and other shapes found in grassy fields. Much debate has ensued over Plot's observations; detailed as his notes were, some researchers still consider his evidence flimsy at best. They feel it more likely that Plot was describing "fairy rings" caused by common fungi. For many more, the jury is still out.
www.cropcircleconnector.com...
In July, 1880 the prestigious science journal Nature (Vol. 22, pp. 290-291) published a letter from British spectroscopist J. Rand Capron in which he described his discovery and subsequent examination of multiple circular areas of flattened wheat on a farm in southern England. He describes areas of crop "forming ... circular spots [with] a few standing stalks as a centre, some prostrate stalks with their heads arranged pretty evenly in a direction forming a circle round the centre, and outside these a circular wall of stalks which [have] not suffered." Capron suggested that these flattened circles were the result of "some cyclonic wind action" and enclosed a sketch of the "most perfect" of these circles which, unfortunately, Nature did not publish.
Really, so you think fungi can cause perfect circles in a field as described in the Scientific Journal "Nature" in 1880?
" Capron suggested that these flattened circles were the result of "some cyclonic wind action""
originally posted by: AlphaHawk
a reply to: PlanetXisHERE
So, you're picking and choosing what bits are man made and what's alien made now?
Wow!
As mentioned, this forum is for your most outlandish and extreme speculative conspiracy theory ideas. The intent is for like-minded members to engage in collaborative discussions about these theories in an environment that embraces and encourages extreme thought.
originally posted by: sled735
a reply to: PlanetXisHERE
Love this topic! S&F OP.
I had a thread up about the secret code of the crop circles:
www.abovetopsecret.com...
You might find some interesting reading there.
Here is the video that I posted on the thread:
Have you checked out this site by BLT research?
Their rigorous scientific research has proven that without a doubt there is no known "public" explanation for many of these circles.
Her approach I considered was patronising and arrogant, so I felt justified in revealing
some firm facts which cast doubt on BLT and Levengood's work - information that I have
sensitively kept out of the public domain for many years. Talbott fails to include in her
provisions for significant challenges the importance of using double blind protocols in
evaluating the scientific merit of experimental results, something Levengood refused to
participate in.
In an email exchange, I asked Colin why Nancy's team were making their own crop circle.
Colin responded: "It was a legitimate blind test of BLT analysis. I asked the sampling team to join me to
blind test Levengood. BLT received samples as normal as they would from any other crop circle. I have it
all on video and sent Nancy a copy. I've not wanted to make it bad for Levengood but its important to get
some balance back into this."
www.colinandrews.net...
originally posted by: PlanetXisHERE
I would like now to discuss the possible meaning, message or code found in one of the latest possibly authentic non-human made circles, without the human-made maze part.
Any ideas? Does it match up to any bodies of the solar system? As one person mentioned before some circles seem to related to cymatics, however that doesn't seem to be the case for this one.
Courtesy Crop Circle Connector
originally posted by: PlanetXisHERE
originally posted by: AlphaHawk
a reply to: VoidHawk
So I guess this out if world entity ain't very bright if it thinks it's communicating to us through circles in wheat.
Maybe direct communication is forbidden. Maybe permanent indirect communication is also forbidden or would be too destructive, such as cutting markings in rocks. Communicating through sky-writing wouldn't last more than a few minutes.
It is my opinion this is a very creative yet indirect way of communicating with humankind.