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This will help you to understand that everything has a cycle to it!
I hate that when I come to a great post on all of these forums and the first people to respond are the people always asking for links or just TROLLING. And they don't just do it once, but over and over again until a great thread is lost because no one want to read the TROLLS garbage over and over again. To those people that want NASA links, your just going to go and have to search for yourselves because they have thousands of documents and links to outside sources and I don't have time for a government cover up site like that!
800,000 years ago was last Pole Shift we have evidence of...this aint NORMAL event for humanity
till now..im just connecting the dots mate like it or not
Apophenia is the experience of seeing meaningful patterns or connections in random or meaningless data. The term was coined in 1958 by Klaus Conrad, who defined it as the "unmotivated seeing of connections" accompanied by a "specific experience of an abnormal meaningfulness".
If there is anything - it is man made - HARP, skynet 66 satelites and other high-tech
Flooding has been an integral part of Mississippi history, but it took a toll during the years after the Civil War. Major floods swept down the valley in 1865, 1867, 1874 and 1882. Such floods regularly overwhelmed levees damaged by Confederate and Union fighting during the war, as well as those constructed after the war.
the reversal of the Earth's magnetic poles = Pole Shift
now get a life noob
A POLE SHIFT IS HAPPENING NOW...you dont agree??..BRING FACTS DUDE OR GET A GF
The cataclysmic pole shift hypothesis is the conjecture that there have been rapid shifts in the relative positions of the modern-day geographic locations of the poles and the axis of rotation of a planet
According to PBS Newshour, federal records have indicated that there have been at least 16 reported incidents of mass bird deaths in the United States since the 1800’s.
People on this post have brought evidence, or what they think is evidence of changes occurring now, you need to counter this with evidence to the country (dyslexia kicking in!), evidence that says that this amount of strange weather patterns and dieing animals etc is normal, then this debate is done.
I have seen a few of your aggressive posts in the past and you never seem to back it up. Be constructive to the discussion, be curteous, stop being rude...debate, discuss and inform...no one likes a hairy, smelly little troll
The 'paucity' of data wasn't the case with the indigenous people and their innate wisdom of the Universe and nature.
Science, once again, doesn't know what's what and whose who in our solar system.
Now, go take your nap and we'll wake you when there's more 'revealing' to report!
Originally posted by stereologist
Sorry, it is not up to me to justify your conclusions. It is up to the person making the claim to justify their conclusion.
I do not have to show that these absurdities are false. It is up to you to justify that they are strange. I do not see anything strange here.
What I am doing is pointing out that the claims being made here are often false claims, even downright lies.
Originally posted by lasertaglover
The arguments back and forth always crack me up, so thanks to everyone for some chuckles this morning.
Does it matter if we are entering into 'End Times' or Polar Shifts, or anything else?
The fact is that our society is more dependent upon technology than ever before in our history! Computers power the global economy, water systems are dependent upon electricity for the most part, and besides myself and a bunch of people here on ATS, I don't know more than a handful of people anywhere around me that can identify edible plants or knows how to make soap from a yucca plant.
I am a businessman and a father of four wonderful children. I make major deals happen every day, and I teach my kids how to play legos, and how to be nice, and how to give each other First Aid if needed.
Both sides might be right, but I do not care. I know that if an Earthquake like the Indonesian one a few years ago occured anywhere smack dab in the middle of the Western World (California, New Madrid, Europe, or anywhere else), that our economic system would take a hit that would knock us into a massive depression, or worse.
I know that if a CME knocks out our power grid, that my neighbors will not have any clue on what to do, where to go, or when to do it.
When, not IF, we have another World War, or BP destroys the rest of the Gulf or the Artic, or so many other things that make people here on ATS debate each other like no other (volcanos, EQ's, Mayans, HAARP, etc), than our society will be put to the test, just like the Romans.
They stuck their heads in the sand, and like wow, wasn't the Dark ages a fun time for everyone back then?
So please people, keep on cracking me up with the debate on what is going on right now. The rhetoric is very entertaining, but the end will be the same.
Until humans respect our own past, wake up to the present, and be mindful of the future, we are screwed. Anything can really knock our civilization on its knees right now, and I think a lot of the hsyteria around here on ATS is that many people are finally waking up to the fact.
With scientists revealing new ways that we can all be crushed all the time, it makes sense that people are becoming super polarized on the idea of civilization-wide catastrophe. When I saw the news the other day about the fact that California gets completely flooded every couple of hundred years, my jaw dropped:
"The scientists built a model that showed a storm could last for more than 40 days and dump 10 feet of water on the state. The storm would be goaded on by an "atmospheric river" that would move water "at the same rate as 50 Mississippis discharging water into the Gulf of Mexico," according to the AP. Winds could reach 125 miles per hour, and landslides could compound the damage, the report notes."
source: news.yahoo.com...
A storm like that would destroy our economy on a scale that makes Katrina look like a puddle.
So thanks for arguments, please keep on arguing, and I'll keep on making my kids laugh, making some decent money, and I'll keep on with one eye pointed towards the future and hope that I don't see the Dark ages become a reality in our time (which I am sorry to say that after living on three different continents and studying our past, that I do think will happen sooner than later).
And by the way, S&F for this thread.
Thanks, and have a great day!
Originally posted by Human_Alien
Originally posted by stereologist
There are only 8 planets. Astronomers are looking for a 9th possible planet.
Did you actually just type that? You're going on the defense with semantics?
Science, once again, doesn't know what's what and whose who in our solar system. Dwarf planets? The asteroid Ceres. Europa?
Puh-lease.
So if they don't even know what's what and who is who in our own little tight knit galactic 'hood, why are we relying on them to tell us what's further out there?
At that, there could have been 10 planets in the Solar System, and maybe more.
That's right boys and girls....baby steps. And here's another spoonful of truth too
NASA Science. Science News
2005
10th Planet Discovered
Astronomers have found a new planet in the outer reaches of the solar system.
science.nasa.gov...
Now, go take your nap and we'll wake you when there's more 'revealing' to report!