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The questions are not cryptic, you just don't want to answer any of them, you simply redirect requesting"proof" which can only be found within the confines of peer approved published data according to ONLY YOU......so you are stubbornly trying to establish a status quo....based upon ONLY your version of "proof"....you intentionally exclude yourself by doing this and then whine and cry that no one is giving you answers.....lol....yes the lols are for you Carpy…..but Carpy I am ok with it...like I said you have no where to hide and eve if you hold 5 different degrees pal you are in over your head now....all you can do now is be re-educated.....and that will only happen if someone wants to be nice to you and teach you…..lol...but you seem to be accustomed to taking an oppositionally defiant stance and being the Devils Advocate to shortcut the learning process...and LMAO.....no one here is willing to give you the easy way out.
originally posted by: oldcarpy
a reply to: one4all
You mean this "Model" that you keep spouting off about but can't or won't say whatever it might actually be?
That one?
Still waiting for you to comment on the Ring of Fire documentary. You asked for video proof and such and I gave it to you. What's the matter - cat got your tongue?
originally posted by: oldcarpy
a reply to: one4all
The questions are not cryptic, you just don't want to answer any of them, you simply redirect requesting"proof" which can only be found within the confines of peer approved published data according to ONLY YOU......so you are stubbornly trying to establish a status quo....based upon ONLY your version of "proof"....you intentionally exclude yourself by doing this and then whine and cry that no one is giving you answers.....lol....yes the lols are for you Carpy…..but Carpy I am ok with it...like I said you have no where to hide and eve if you hold 5 different degrees pal you are in over your head now....all you can do now is be re-educated.....and that will only happen if someone wants to be nice to you and teach you…..lol...but you seem to be accustomed to taking an oppositionally defiant stance and being the Devils Advocate to shortcut the learning process...and LMAO.....no one here is willing to give you the easy way out.
Do you ever read what you post? That all makes you sound....well, let's put it politely.... a little "odd".
Sorry to mention it again but I do so only because you keep taking the cowards way out but you asked me to post some video proof about stuff and I gave you the Ring of Fire documentary - that you asked me for - so if you are just going to ignore and deflect and tell blatant lies then I'm afraid any shred of credibility you might have had goes out the window.
Man up, boy. If you can.
@54 seconds I rest my case and you begin building your Model.
originally posted by: toysforadults
I'm in on this theory for sure
Makes gilgamesh, Noah Enlil and others a lot more reasonable stories to assume they are speaking of this event
originally posted by: IgnoranceIsntBlisss
originally posted by: toysforadults
I'm in on this theory for sure
Makes gilgamesh, Noah Enlil and others a lot more reasonable stories to assume they are speaking of this event
The 'Great Flood' stories -from 'every' civilization 'ever'- is a no brainer as each (Eurasian) civilization that produced was the product of river valleys that epicly flooded as a routine. The Nile Valley being the stuff of annual epic flooding clockwork, no less the Chinese entire cities / dynasties were swept under the mud many many times over the millennia. Indus / Nile / Euphrates / China the places the civilizations spawned from their entire realities were wrapped around the rivers and their routine floods (and the dramatic effects of climate change that befell them) in those times. No doubt, the Egyptians entire mythology (religious system) was based upon it, society was based upon it, social control & order was wielded from that religious system, which the royalty's power was built upon, that resulted in the construction of hundreds of pyramids... all that and the stoking of human awe & wonder the world over -forever- from the Nile's annual flooding. In Egypt 'great floods'... they prayed for them to come each year... they almost quite literally worshiped 'great floods'.
originally posted by: peter vlar
a reply to: oldcarpy
You're asking far too much here. They don't seem to grasp the basics of science like claiming to have a model means you actually have. Working model with which to demonstrate the efficacy of ones hypothesis.
Instead they demand that others create the model for them because they don't actually have one and can defer the fault to people like you or I, the titular Vlar of the Vlar Continental Displacement Wave. So named because of my repeated attempts to engage the poster in demonstrating an actual working model.
The refusal/ inability to actually describe the model in detail let alone cite an actual working model means that they don't have a leg to stand on and the rationalisations and circular reasoning utilized.to prop up this nonexistent model is one of the finest displays of cognitive dissonance I've ever come across on ATS.
So don't expect anything resembling an actual model to ever be demonstrated period.let alone one based in actual science. It's not going to happen.
originally posted by: bloodymarvelous
That's the trouble with faith based approach to science. Faith means you believe against the evidence, instead of with it, until you are confronted with absolute proof and finally have no choice but to concede.
That's why I usually don't do much more than skim the stuff religious people write on sites like this. I'm not going to try and disprove their god. If they want to believe, they will find a way. If it brings them spiritual comfort to believe a (likely) false story, then why would I want to ruin that for them anyway?
But subduction, although certainly accurate in some cases, may not be a complete accounting of all that happens with crustal interaction.
Maybe it happens sometimes, but not others. Certainly the Himalayas are an example of plates colliding without subduction (instead forming a mountain range.)
Perhaps both theories will be found to have been accurate in different situations?
originally posted by: IgnoranceIsntBlisss
originally posted by: toysforadults
I'm in on this theory for sure
Makes gilgamesh, Noah Enlil and others a lot more reasonable stories to assume they are speaking of this event
The 'Great Flood' stories -from 'every' civilization 'ever'- is a no brainer as each (Eurasian) civilization that produced was the product of river valleys that epicly flooded as a routine. The Nile Valley being the stuff of annual epic flooding clockwork, no less the Chinese entire cities / dynasties were swept under the mud many many times over the millennia. Indus / Nile / Euphrates / China the places the civilizations spawned from their entire realities were wrapped around the rivers and their routine floods (and the dramatic effects of climate change that befell them) in those times. No doubt, the Egyptians entire mythology (religious system) was based upon it, society was based upon it, social control & order was wielded from that religious system, which the royalty's power was built upon, that resulted in the construction of hundreds of pyramids... all that and the stoking of human awe & wonder the world over -forever- from the Nile's annual flooding. In Egypt 'great floods'... they prayed for them to come each year... they almost quite literally worshiped 'great floods'.
It has been postulated this is a cycle the earth has gone through several times. Life thrives for thousands of years, is then reduced to near extinction, and thrives again until the next ELE. If it's true, our days are numbered, and the next civilization to arise will consider the stories of an advanced technological civilization once thriving on earth mere fantasy and mythology. They will believe, just as we do now, they are the most advanced civilization to have ever walked the earth and eschew any evidence to the contrary. Wash, Rinse, Repeat
Sadly, you are correct. There are some models on YTube of the Expanding Earth, they are complete enough to relay the physics involved, but lack certain details.
Instead they demand that others create the model for them because they don't actually have one and can defer the fault to people like you or I, the titular Vlar of the Vlar Continental Displacement Wave. So named because of my repeated attempts to engage the poster in demonstrating an actual working model.
Agreeable.
But subduction, although certainly accurate in some cases, may not be a complete accounting of all that happens with crustal interaction.
Maybe it happens sometimes, but not others. Certainly the Himalayas are an example of plates colliding without subduction (instead forming a mountain range.)
Perhaps both theories will be found to have been accurate in different situations?
originally posted by: All Seeing Eye
a reply to: Klassified
It has been postulated this is a cycle the earth has gone through several times. Life thrives for thousands of years, is then reduced to near extinction, and thrives again until the next ELE. If it's true, our days are numbered, and the next civilization to arise will consider the stories of an advanced technological civilization once thriving on earth mere fantasy and mythology. They will believe, just as we do now, they are the most advanced civilization to have ever walked the earth and eschew any evidence to the contrary. Wash, Rinse, Repeat
I have seen the "Evidence" for these cycles" At least, 15 times the Earth has been through "Wash. Rinse, repeat". But, the "Evidence" may not all belong to earth, as the evidence seems to have the ability to move. That evidence may partially belong to another "Orb".
originally posted by: one4all
originally posted by: bloodymarvelous
That's the trouble with faith based approach to science. Faith means you believe against the evidence, instead of with it, until you are confronted with absolute proof and finally have no choice but to concede.
That's why I usually don't do much more than skim the stuff religious people write on sites like this. I'm not going to try and disprove their god. If they want to believe, they will find a way. If it brings them spiritual comfort to believe a (likely) false story, then why would I want to ruin that for them anyway?
But subduction, although certainly accurate in some cases, may not be a complete accounting of all that happens with crustal interaction.
Maybe it happens sometimes, but not others. Certainly the Himalayas are an example of plates colliding without subduction (instead forming a mountain range.)
Perhaps both theories will be found to have been accurate in different situations?
There is no "perhaps"....everything is INCLUSIVE of the VGCDW Model....because it is a cyclical component of life on this Planet....it is not a one-off....anything that does not fall into the Model is pure BS and in 99% of the cases it is intentionally propagated BS put there to sandbag anyone who wishes to learn MORE than we are allowed to learn.
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There are no negotiations in truth finding....both theories are not accurate in different situations....the puzzle pieces only fit in THEIR OWN SPOTS....both theories are accurate in that they both fall under the auspices of the VGCDW Model.
There is ONLY ONE TRUTH ONE PHYSICAL PLANETARY REALITY WE ALL SHARE.....this supercedes in every way personal opinion and theories....and you DO NOT NEED A DEGREE IN ANYTHING to learn the totality of this reality.You need to give yourself permission.
originally posted by: All Seeing Eye
a reply to: bloodymarvelous
Agreeable.
But subduction, although certainly accurate in some cases, may not be a complete accounting of all that happens with crustal interaction.
Maybe it happens sometimes, but not others. Certainly the Himalayas are an example of plates colliding without subduction (instead forming a mountain range.)
Perhaps both theories will be found to have been accurate in different situations?
The Crust must respond to the pressures its subjected to, there can be no argument against this. The argument then goes to how the crust will react to any given force. And as you point out with the Himalayas, it builds mountains, pressure ridges. But that happens on dry land with dry rock. What chance does seabeds, wet muddy ocean bed have, to be forced under dry land? The alternative is that the crust must alleviate that pressure the only way it can, it expands. And their is far more evidence for this, than the current theory of Subduction.
My choice in following one over the other is not based on any religious views, it the evidence that guides the choice.
And it is the evidence, regardless of what science presently teaches, that guides my train of thought. The Earth has gone through catastrophic events, multiple times in the past. And "Some" of that evidence is in your face. You just can't see it for what it really is.........