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Where there is no evidence to support a claim, the claim is bogus.
originally posted by: frenchfries
a reply to: Harte
Where there is no evidence to support a claim, the claim is bogus.
it was not a claim I was questioning there is a difference. Look I get it basically you say 'bogus bogus bogus' in all it's variety on every argument I have.....
originally posted by: frenchfriesThe point is it that there have been and are still many Archeologists that question human history and some of them after visiting Kola came to the conclusion that there was more to those sites that meets the eye.I know a little about the Russian stance of things and can say that there is still a debate how to interpret findings.
originally posted by: frenchfriesYou already know ? Now that's what I call hubris.
Look I've absolutely no objection if you say 'I think it's bogus' which is relative but calling things 'bogus' absolute all the time makes me wonder....
originally posted by: Salander
a reply to: Harte
I must say I am so impressed to finally meet The Source Of Truth, right here on the internet.
originally posted by: Peeple
a reply to: Harte
I can agree with it that the head binding is an archaic way to separate a group from another, like tattoos and uniforms and such. Makes sense rulers would want to be as different as possible from others, "you could never make my job, I am special. Seen my head?"
originally posted by: PeepleBut I don't know what to say to you about the other stuff that is all really a secondary interest of mine. Point seems to be history is entirely bogus. Made up by the people with power.
Habsburger.
originally posted by: PeepleThere are rumours 300 years of it are entirely made up.
So I am not arguing they could not have used sledges. Or there has to be an involved outside force. Just saying, your certainty seems inappropriate.
What makes me wonder is the fact that you won't give me a single piece of evidence.
THAT is a certainty. The claims of evidence for ancient aliens is bogus.
1 I'M just asking people on ATS to consider Ancient Alien hypothesis a pausible explanation for the incomplete probably wrong interpretation of many Artefacts and Archeological sites. 2 I'm asking people to dicern between Ancient Alien the show and the Ancient Alien hypothesis. 3 My views regarding the subject are subjective I know that your views regarding the subject also [u/]
The illusion of knowledge holds us back
Ancient aliens the show is drip feed for the masses
its entertaining angle
Whatever happened in the past it's much more interesting than archeologists want us to believe. Ancient Aliens might/or might not be but a small part in that.
originally posted by: frenchfries
a reply to: Harte
THAT is a certainty. The claims of evidence for ancient aliens is bogus.
thats partially true but ,This doesn't imply that there exists no evidence. Ancient Aliens Is a plausible hypothesis that many archeologists still adhere even outside America.
natural science masquerading as magic
Why should anyone believe this? You won't name any.
Genesis Quest is a global network of scientists and explorers dedicated to solving the world’s greatest ancient mysteries; we’ll publicize the results of our investigations through books, television series, and films
Nikolay has written more than 400 articles about prehistoric mysteries and paranormal phenomena and is the author of a new conception of the history of ancient civilizations. A winner of literary competitions, Nikolay has carried out several joint projects with Western researchers. His book The Russian Bermuda Triangle documents the most famous anomalous zone in Russia. Nikolay was awarded the Medal of the Ecology of the Unknown Association for his contribution to the comprehension of the unknown (2013). An expert on little-known Russian megaliths, he promises to be an exceptional addition to the Genesis Quest team. Welcome Nikolay!
originally posted by: frenchfries
a reply to: Harte
Why should anyone believe this? You won't name any.
Николай Субботин
www.genesisquest.org...#
Genesis Quest is a global network of scientists and explorers dedicated to solving the world’s greatest ancient mysteries; we’ll publicize the results of our investigations through books, television series, and films
Nikolay has written more than 400 articles about prehistoric mysteries and paranormal phenomena and is the author of a new conception of the history of ancient civilizations. A winner of literary competitions, Nikolay has carried out several joint projects with Western researchers. His book The Russian Bermuda Triangle documents the most famous anomalous zone in Russia. Nikolay was awarded the Medal of the Ecology of the Unknown Association for his contribution to the comprehension of the unknown (2013). An expert on little-known Russian megaliths, he promises to be an exceptional addition to the Genesis Quest team. Welcome Nikolay!
originally posted by: frenchfries indeed no-one should believe me (I stated many times that it is my personal opinion but I'm not alone) or you ( that thinks it's the source of all facts) people should investigate themselves and inquire for proof of the Ancient Alien hypothesis if they like. You agree we both don't know all the facts yet and the discussion if Ancient Alien theory is correct is still open.
originally posted by: frenchfriesBtw you know this is the Aliens and Ufo's forum don't ya ?
We won't be getting even bottom shelf softcore stuff, you know.
originally posted by: neutronflux
There are tens of thousands awesome science fiction and fantasy books. If you want to publish fantasy, I think there is a short story forum.
How about stating one or two topshelf items of hardcore proof of ancient alien visitation for debate?