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Originally posted by jamesder
What we know about crop circles without a shadow of a doubt:
It has been demonstrated that it is entirely possible for crop circles to be made by human beings.
Originally posted by tunin
I understand, but you consider manipulation of information you'd be talking about the entire world, since as long as I remember no one said a word about the comet.
Originally posted by SpeakerofTruth
Originally posted by jamesder
What we know about crop circles without a shadow of a doubt:
It has been demonstrated that it is entirely possible for crop circles to be made by human beings.
If you want to believe that some millionaire genius/geniuses are flying all around the world to put esoteric designs in corn fields, that's your privilege. To me, the idea is even more far-fetched than others I have heard.
Originally posted by SpeakerofTruth
What points did you make?
Originally posted by SpeakerofTruthThat's your opinion.
Originally posted by SpeakerofTruthAs far as your assertion that they should make the images decipherable.. I think it's more aa reflection on the "intelligence" of the human race that we can't adequately decipher those images than on whoever/ whatever is presenting them.
Originally posted by jamesder
See my original post that you responded to.
Originally posted by SpeakerofTruth
Let me ask you a question, why would a grouyp of, apparently, highly educated people want to go into a freaking cornfield and make a design that has esoteric implications to it? To get their proverbial rocks off?
Originally posted by Argos
But what about the crop circle with the mayan calendar that has the date that coincides with Holmes comet and the conjunction of Mirfak.
Originally posted by jamesder
So if we wanted to send a message deep into an ant colony warning them of potential danger, would we send down a declaration in English or in complex geometric symobls... or would we attempt to communicate with them as they communicate with each other
Originally posted by tunin
Originally posted by jamesder
So if we wanted to send a message deep into an ant colony warning them of potential danger, would we send down a declaration in English or in complex geometric symobls... or would we attempt to communicate with them as they communicate with each other
In fact they're speaking the same language as we are, geometry is a universal language and to my understanding that's why they use/used it.
Originally posted by jamesder
Good point! But wouldn't you agree it seems incredibly inefficient and overly open to interpretation if the message was meant to have any sort of importance or urgency?