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Creature from the Black Lagoon was the most super dope and awesomist 1954 black and white monster flick ever made, probably because it was in 3D. It was about a creature, from a black lagoon, and it chased hot babes for fun. They were scared because he's kinda freaky looking. Julia Adams was mega hot in it. It was made famous by Peeple adopting it as an avatar in 2017.
Eventually, the Creature's Greenness was used to prove CircleofFloss's thread true on ATS, finally resolving the debate between if reality is a simulation or not. Nevermind the fact that the film was originally in black and white.
Do you see anything green up there? Either unaided or through a telescope yourself?
or a computer who thinks that this is where we would expect to see green, and nowhere else.
originally posted by: CircleofFloss
Everything that is painted green is something found in nature on or below the earth.
If God had created this world, there would be green elsewhere to be seen, such as some star or moon.
That green is only found in these earthly places proves that some A.I. thinks that's where green should be found.
Matrix, right again
originally posted by: CircleofFloss
Everything that is painted green is something found in nature on or below the earth.
If God had created this world, there would be green elsewhere to be seen, such as some star or moon.
That green is only found in these earthly places proves that some A.I. thinks that's where green should be found.
Matrix, right again
originally posted by: CranialSponge
Can't see it, therefore it doesn't exist ?
That's some sound logic... yessiree.
Right now, I can't see any of you guys in this thread. I can't see any of you with my eyes and I can't see any of you through my telescope.
Therefore, none of you exist.
you can't and ever won't find green through your naked eye anywhere else but around earth.