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Originally posted by bronco73
Yup, easy to make, visible to more people, easy to make it seem like the "aliens" are trying to contact us.
It's like that saying about a tree falling in the forest, does anybody hear?
Originally posted by fishspeaker
Ive heard a story that in 1982 there were strange designs carved into the cooling tower of a Japanese nuclear power station . The story was not carried by the mainstream media but i will try to find images of this such event . It happened instantly one night , the images included one similar to a reptilian eye
Originally posted by fastwalker23
I believe it has something to do with their genetic make up, spiritual significance and how its energy field interacts with the universe as universal expression.
One of those '___' things that cant be explained only experienced.
Early science, particularly geometry and astronomy/astrology, was connected to the divine for most medieval scholars. Notice, even, the circular shape of the halo. The compass in this 13th century manuscript is a symbol of God's act of Creation, as many believed that there was something intrinsically "divine" or "perfect" that could be found in circles
I guess you could say Square and Compass and Circle
Originally posted by ParaFreaky
Well, I guess 'cause crop fields are easy to embed markings in; being that the stalks are thicker, easier to bend, and taller than like, grass, for example. Plus crop fields are large and easy to draw a great glyph in.
Originally posted by Mikeraphone
Originally posted by bronco73
Yup, easy to make, visible to more people, easy to make it seem like the "aliens" are trying to contact us.
It's like that saying about a tree falling in the forest, does anybody hear?
You're telling me a crop circle, in some remote farm lands, is more visible than a pattern carved into Times Square? Or the Super Dome? Or Central Park?
I hardly think crop circles are visible to most people because most people dont live near these crops. If these Aliens wanted to communicate with us why not drop something smack bang into the central populous.
Originally posted by bronco73
Originally posted by Mikeraphone
Originally posted by bronco73
Yup, easy to make, visible to more people, easy to make it seem like the "aliens" are trying to contact us.
It's like that saying about a tree falling in the forest, does anybody hear?
You're telling me a crop circle, in some remote farm lands, is more visible than a pattern carved into Times Square? Or the Super Dome? Or Central Park?
I hardly think crop circles are visible to most people because most people dont live near these crops. If these Aliens wanted to communicate with us why not drop something smack bang into the central populous.
No, I'm telling you it would be more visible than on normal grassland, ice, etc. That is what was asked in the original question. I perhaps read more into it than I should have, thinking that it had meant remote areas like the frigid arctic or antarctic, or mountainous areas, wildlands, etc.
Didn't mean to get you all riled up, apologies.
Originally posted by Mikeraphone
Im not riled up at all, and thank you for your contribution to the thread. Yes you are correct I guess, they are more visible in crops then say, some barren ice landscape. But I still think they could do something in more populated areas that dont have crops.
Originally posted by bronco73
Originally posted by Mikeraphone
Im not riled up at all, and thank you for your contribution to the thread. Yes you are correct I guess, they are more visible in crops then say, some barren ice landscape. But I still think they could do something in more populated areas that dont have crops.
And looking at it from that point of view, you are very correct. It would make much more sense to make these crop circles right on the whitehouse lawn, or in the middle of central park, etc. If they REALLY wanted to send us a message, laying it down in farmer joe's durum wheat seems like a poor choice.