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Originally posted by obilesk
reply to post by Exuberant1
May we have a link to this picture? I myself have looked at the morning star through a telescope and saw an orangeish white ball. Does this mean it's 900 degrees there? No. But it corroborates what I have been led to believe from the scientific community. The pictures we see from big *** telescopes and from Voyager (allegedly) show a light orangey-white planet. This page has quite a different color for Venus, but the description that goes with it leaves us assuming it is uninhabitable.
But hey, it's on the internet and is mainstream, so it must not be true.
The distinctions of 56-year-old Miyuki Hatoyama do not end there. As well a being a musical actress, cookery writer, clothes maker and television personality, she is also a friend of the actor Tom Cruise, whom she knew in a past life when he was temporarily incarnated as a Japanese. She would be regarded as bit of a fruitcake anywhere in the world — in Japan’s staid political culture, she is unique.
The new dumbness - the non thought of received ideas - is much more dangerous than simple ignorance, because it's really about thought control. In school, a washing away of the innate power of individual mind takes place, a "cleansing" so comprehensive that original thinking becomes difficult. If you don't believe this development was part of the intentional design of schooling, you should read William Torrey Harris's The Philosophy of Education. Harris was the U.S. Commissioner of Education at the turn of the century and the man most influential in standardizing our schools. Listen to the man.
"Ninety-nine [students] out of a hundred," writes Harris, "are automata, careful to walk in prescribed paths, careful to follow the prescribed custom." This is not all accident, Harris explains, but the "result of substantial education, which, scientifically defined, is the subsumption of the individual." Scientific education subsumes the individual until his or her behavior becomes robotic.
Originally posted by SpaceMonkeys
I dont know what to make of this but it's strange that John Lear always talks about how Venus is just like earth and theres people living there and we have been lied to about how Venus is a giant ball of lava.
Originally posted by Jed1Knight
Originally posted by SpaceMonkeys
I dont know what to make of this but it's strange that John Lear always talks about how Venus is just like earth and theres people living there and we have been lied to about how Venus is a giant ball of lava.
John Leer makes claims though that are absurd and rediculous. On countless times we give him credit and beleive him? Why? He couldnt have less credentials even if it was a sponsored 'have as few credentials as possible' event.
I think she either dreamed, or was abducted, but Venus... it really is clear that the plannet is inhospitible, just like most of the other planets in OUR solar system.
Its mathematically obvious there are many other earth type planets, just not in our neighbourhood.
Jed1
Why is it clear that Venus is inhospitable? What proof have you got? Have you been there? Have you got a telescope hidden away at home that can give us google type resolution images of the surface? or are you just going on what you've been brainwashed with at school?
Originally posted by dwiggen
Why is it clear that Venus is inhospitable? What proof have you got? Have you been there? Have you got a telescope hidden away at home that can give us google type resolution images of the surface? or are you just going on what you've been brainwashed with at school?
Proof? What more proof do you need besides the shifting of Earth's own seasons??? Just think about how much temperatures and parcipitation levels are affected by the slight oval nature of the Earth's orbit around the Sun. For those of us who live in temperate areas: the difference between Summer and Winter is often a hundred degrees farenheit! Or more! Now use some common sense and picture how hot Venus MUST be, with it being so much closer to the Sun than the Earth is. Not to mention the fact that is has an ultra-dense atmosphere (though not as dense as some people commenting here), which acts as a greenhouse, trapping in all that excess heat thrown off by the planet itself. Use your heads people. This isn't about NASA lying to us, it's about physics. Earth is lucky in that it lies in a very hospitible zone relative to the Sun. Too close, and it would be much too hot for humans, too far away, and it would be too cold. Now I'm not saying that there might not have been some form of life on either Mars or Venus. But I would say that it's HIGHLY unlikely that humans ever naturally existed on either planet.
Also, what does Japanese cuisine have anything to do with this thread, besides the fact that, like the original subject matter, its Japanese. Where you at Mods???
Originally posted by aleon1018
No doubt there are far more toxic foods we eat in the US every day that are slowly killing us. I'm actually embarrassed that these people eat at any McDonalds in their own countries. I doubt it's exactly the same.
Originally posted by reugen
The distinctions of 56-year-old Miyuki Hatoyama do not end there. As well a being a musical actress, cookery writer, clothes maker and television personality, she is also a friend of the actor Tom Cruise, whom she knew in a past life when he was temporarily incarnated as a Japanese. She would be regarded as bit of a fruitcake anywhere in the world — in Japan’s staid political culture, she is unique.
Originally posted by internos
Thanks for sharing the news: Reuters is a reliable source, but in spite of it i can't believe in what i'm reading.
What some spectacular start for his husband. I stick on my opinion that someone is dropping some VERY strange stuff into the water worldwide, too many strange things are happening: I could be wrong, but facts seem to confirm my though very strange theory.
"It was a very beautiful place and it was really green."
She forgot to say that it was very HOT too: I wonder what would happen to some human being @ 887° Fahrenheit: i have no idea, but i bet that it wouldn't be some nice experience.