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originally posted by: Klassified
originally posted by: Gothmog
Pareidolia .
2nd line.
I don't know Goth. Normally I would agree, but if that map is correct I'm thinking intentional.
originally posted by: Gothmog
originally posted by: Klassified
originally posted by: Gothmog
Pareidolia .
2nd line.
I don't know Goth. Normally I would agree, but if that map is correct I'm thinking intentional.
Phage is not here , so someone has to take the responsibility .
If one looks hard enough , they can find stuff like this in most everything .
One could , most likely , link the map to just about anything .
(BTW , Phage was credited (wrongly ?) with bringing the concept of pareidolia to ATS . Explained a lot of "conspiracies" at the time . Goth remembers)
originally posted by: Klassified
originally posted by: Gothmog
originally posted by: Klassified
originally posted by: Gothmog
Pareidolia .
2nd line.
I don't know Goth. Normally I would agree, but if that map is correct I'm thinking intentional.
Phage is not here , so someone has to take the responsibility .
If one looks hard enough , they can find stuff like this in most everything .
One could , most likely , link the map to just about anything .
(BTW , Phage was credited (wrongly ?) with bringing the concept of pareidolia to ATS . Explained a lot of "conspiracies" at the time . Goth remembers)
You are correct. A lot can be seen in most anything when one wants to see something, but I try not to dismiss things out of hand until I have thought about it for a bit. Although admittedly, I don't always succeed.
originally posted by: ThatDamnDuckAgain
a reply to: Psalms91
Awesome! Thank you very much
What kind of tool is this?
There may be dozens of sites on the story, but they all seem to have a common source, a physicist by the name of Brandenberg.
originally posted by: surfer_soul
a reply to: Klassified
The site you linked to wasn’t where I heard about the theory. I remember I heard it mentioned on a podcast.
It's not true, unless you can find some evidence for it this scientist couldn't find after researching the claim. He confirmed Xenon-129 was found on Mars, but could find no evidence for the claim it was produced in nuclear explosions.
originally posted by: surfer_soul
a reply to: RussianSpy
Did you hear about the one that they discovered an isotope on mars that only occurs after a nuclear detonation. If that’s true it opens up a whole can of worms.
According to Brandenburg, xenon-129 is only produced during big nuclear events...
I can't find anything about xenon-129 being produced in nuclear explosions. In supernovae, sure, those produce pretty much everything. They're an alchemist's dream. But not a nuclear weapon...
for someone to actually investigate why he's wrong takes a lot of searching and specialized knowledge.