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"These guys are real... I guarantee it!"
Originally posted by tsurfer2000h
reply to post by JimOberg
Thats funny but you are now calling Dr.Musgrave a liar especially when there are qoutes from him as to what he had seen during that mission. .... Also just because you say you have talked to him and he told you whatever is somewhat like me saying I played a pickup basketball game with Jesus and Jimi Hendrix. Just because I say it doesn't mean it happened.
Originally posted by tsurfer2000h
reply to post by JimOberg
"Look at all the hostility around here" are you kidding me. What calling others ignorant or dumb because they don't jump onto your opinions and views about things could be why you see hostility aimed towards you if that is what you are talking about. .....
Originally posted by Umbra Sideralis
Belive me, i am not a skeptic at all! I have a very opened mind, and i realy belive in some many too crazy theorys! But i belive also in the human capacity to be inteligent and i try to use my brain in a scientific racional way every time i can, and when it's possible!
I strongly recomend all of you to see this simple video. It's ilustrates very well, why when even a Astronaut takls about something he sew, we can't belive it 100%!
Originally posted by FireMoon
That is just patronising twaddle .... Only one of the UFOs has to be alien for them to be eating every last word they have trotted out in their patronizing's manner. .... A billion youtube videos of lanterns and LEDS hanging off some kite have absolutely no baring on Shag Harbour, Operation Mainbrace etc etc.
Originally posted by NewAgeMan
Originally posted by smurfy
The "White heat" of technology, just a few decades ago could not have included visitors from outer space just as that same technology cannot include visitors from outer space now.
Like I said, incredulity in and of itself doesn't cut it, that's not an argument, you also need to show how the entire UFO record, the whole volume of it, and all the evidence presented to date, including all the eye witness accounts, by reliable and highly credible people, does not hold up, and therefore may be cast in doubt, and in particular, those cases which have not been sufficiently explained by conventional explanations ie: swamp gas, Jupiter, ice crystals, etc.
You cannot just say that instantaneous, interstellar travel (if could not occur by any other means ie: by our ordinary conceptions of "traveling through space in time") is IMPOSSIBLE (which we know in the quantum realm cannot be true) and therefore, that the whole record MUST be rejected outright, even in the face of a massive tomb of evidence to the contrary, which would suggest instead that such a physics (antigravity, warp drive capability) DOES exist, and would HAVE to, in order to account for the UFO phenomenon, in its entirety and in particular for certain cases, which combine all manner of evidenciary probabative value.
One this is certain, that IF they ARE here, Relativity does NOT have the last word and is incomplete, whereby a newfound physics of Quantum Gravity contains a loop hole for instantaneous, interstellar travel within a space-time grid (or how would you GET anywhere in particular?).
Question then:
Is there ANY evidence, at this time, however anecdotal, that such a technology is at least in theory, possible?
Because this appears to the principal argument from sceptics - can't get here, not in time, for anything, since the universe is a reletavistic materialist monist framework, of here and there, of space and time, and thus, according to Einstein's General Theory of Relativity, such "travel" is utterly impossible, even at 99.99999 % of the speed of light, and, since it is not possible for matter, to travel faster than light, then it's not possible that the UFO phenomenon can possibly be explained in light of that single proof and fundamental assumption.
It cannot be true because the distances are too great, the space between stars, too vast.
Can this assumptive proof by the sceptics, as being inviolate, be shown to be a potentially false assumption..?edit on 29-10-2010 by NewAgeMan because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by Aeons
Ever occur to y'all that the reason that more people are coming out of the woodwork with semi-disclosure type tidbits is NOT because there are aliens and UFOs?
But because your interest gets their programs air time, and keep the agenda in front of the masses, and that allows these programs to continue on.
So the retired "true believers" in the space program hold their noses, and do their duty to keep you interested.
(Not to worry - I won't continue to point this out too often.)