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Originally posted by faulconandsnowjob
Not always, he wasn't.
Unless you are a forensic scientist & you've done a biometrical analysis, I don't think you can claim that they're "identical." The most you can say is that they appear identical in your opinion, which is that of a layman, not an expert.
I think you very conveniently forget that it's already been proven that the facial features don't match up by forensic science. But anyway, plastic surgery was no doubt used to improve the double's likeness. I've already shown how plastic surgery has been used since the 1940's for that purpose.
Originally posted by Parabol
reply to post by seaofgreen
I had a few thoughts to add to seaofgreen's information. I just tried to break it down as simple as possible.
Let's start with eye color. Is it brown or green? First a bit about the colors themselves, independent of Paul. We'll start by looking at a combination of the two colors. If they both appear to be present then let us investigate this. The simplest question to ask is can an eye appear to be brown sometimes, and green others. This would present the simplest solution because what we believe to see and reality would be the same thing.
As seaofgreen's post mentioned, the scattering of light has a large effect on the visible color plus a partial illusion caused by a darker border, we could say that the lighting present when the picture was taken may have an effect on the color perceived through the camera. Each light source has it's own particular mixture of wavelengths, which is why some bulbs appear to give off yellow light and some white, it's a matter of distribution. So varying wavelengths can produce different colors because of the proportion of the wavelengths to reach our eyes. I have hazel eyes myself and have been told they look more green or more gold at various points in my life. I don't keep up with it myself, but I've been told so enough times to believe that my eyes are capable of being perceived as brown, green, or gold. Remember, objects don't possess color, what we see is what is reflected. The air or type of light can alter the reflections without any property of the object changing. It's merely a conscious perception.
The simplest solution to the issue of his eye color is that all of the photos are genuine in this regard, because his eyes are capable of being perceived as brown or green (because he's a human).
To say that this is supporting evidence for fraud has no merit because the only information to back it up is just as shaky and complicated as the eye issue. We know for a fact, through numerous studies and the laws of physics, that people are capable of having eyes which appear to be different colors in different environments. What method is there of proving that the eyes are the result of different people when we know that to be true?
[edit on 3-8-2009 by Parabol]
Originally posted by Parabol
Here is a quick analysis and overlay of two photos magnolia posted earlier. Very basic, not scientific, but I'll start counting pixels and estimating ratios if I have to.
The angle of the pic is not the same but I think it shows very similar features and proportions. I'll try to find a better match as far as perspective goes.
[edit on 3-8-2009 by Parabol]
Originally posted by Bldrvgr
This is what happens when you search for information to conform to your theory. You found pictures that presented the illusion of them being the same height, and then found a picture with the reverse of the illusion to prove your point.
My issue here is, this is what exactly you did to. out of the thousands of paul/faul height comparison photos, there is always new ones to come in to fight a specific perception.
My question is: Out of all the height variations shown off in all the photos, how does one even begin to comprehend a direct height to mere randomness to prove one way or another ?
Answer: You don't the only thing you can do is lean it towards a given perception and clip the ones you like and make a dialogue to suit them.
Originally posted by Bldrvgr
Now you just have about a thousand more to go, i can patiently await this
I see a few inconsitancies on it, but can await others to verify.
[edit on 3-8-2009 by Bldrvgr]
Originally posted by Bldrvgr
My issue here is, this is what exactly you did to. out of the thousands of paul/faul height comparison photos, there is always new ones to come in to fight a specific perception.
My question is: Out of all the height variations shown off in all the photos, how does one even begin to comprehend a direct height to mere randomness to prove one way or another ?
Originally posted by Parabol
Originally posted by Bldrvgr
The only clear path to debunking this thing, is by blatently showing off other people that have had these same drastic changes, that people just did not notice. Its not like we are claiming faul is not faul, and the physical body and eye change are hugely apparant. between faul back then and to now...
Originally posted by faulconandsnowjob
Originally posted by Bldrvgr
The only clear path to debunking this thing, is by blatently showing off other people that have had these same drastic changes, that people just did not notice. Its not like we are claiming faul is not faul, and the physical body and eye change are hugely apparant. between faul back then and to now...
I think the only way to debunk PID is to somehow debunk the biometrical analysis done by forensic scientists proving Paul had been replaced b/c his facial features didn't match pre & post 1966. Until the PIA'ers can refute the science, they've got nothing. Maybe they believe the "cute Beatle" went thru a series of extensive & painful surgeries to transform his face for no apparent reason - sans the requisite scars, of course - but that's too much of a stretch for me. Everything added together leads to the unfortunate conclusion that Paul was replaced.
Originally posted by Bldrvgr
Scans, Forensics is not going to solve this issue, for in itself people are still going to battle the same redunant cases. again and again. Hell i watch a comercial on such blatant exploit of this. Its basis was "one forensics team said a lady and her husband went out boating and the boat tipped over she drowned and there is scan's/forensics saying this case" / "one forensics team said a lady and her husband went out boating and her husband hit her over on the back of the skull with the ore and she drowned and there is scan's/forensics saying this case" its wtf..
If you start to take this out of the "beatles" context wrapping and show off other people who with out a doubt are not seen as being "swtiched" which gives off fact based examples to the claims. Things will start coming into view more. People will not inherently "see" other people as being two individuals.
Originally posted by faulconandsnowjob
Here was something that never sat right w/ me. In the song, "A Day in the Life," there is a bit w/ Paul singing. George Martin said Paul has this bit & just stuck it in the song b/c he couldn't (?) develop it into a song, so they didn't know what else to do w/ it. Really? Does that sound right to people? Prolific, talented song-writer Paul who wrote masterpieces like "Yesterday," "Eleanor Rigby," "For No One," etc, couldn't develop that bit into a song? I'm thinking they just had a snippet from Paul that they wanted to use, so incorporated it into a song. Same goes for "Her Majesty," & probably the bit at the end of "Cry Baby Cry."