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Originally posted by 547000
Invisible stigmata is a phenomenon many have experienced, much like visible stigmata is. It is as verifiable as your claims to be an ET.
a lifetime of disbelieving.
Originally posted by secretlibraryclerks
reply to post by DaphneApollo
I personally don't believe that any of those aliens are gonna help us, it doesn't work that way, they have to want something in return.
I can see how they'd want good genes, good scientist, and heavy duty workers who can do the jobs they want, but I'm not seeing them coming down here to save people just because they love them so much.
The New Age movement, some say, is partially funded by bad guys with an agenda who have know for a long time that every something years the planet gets a massive surface overhaul.
I don't think their exactly demons, more like from another dimension attempting to hijack our dimension and play Nintendo, but with metaphysical knowledge and technologies that delve into creating comfortable avatars that they can use down here and perfect servants to get their kind of jobs done.
Originally posted by AnthraAndromda
I was, at first, not quite sure how to respond here. For, in a sense you are right, this is a stalemate. However, I feel this is the case, primarily because you seem to want to attribute / equate personal experience with scientific data. I've decided they are not equal. And, scientific data, as flawed as it is, is still far superior. Scientific data is qualifiable and quantifiable. The two properties alone, make it the only evidence an intelligent person, regardless of religous tendancies, should accept.
Personal experience is only valid for the experiencer. I have personal experiences that have proven my "claims" to me beyond any possible doubt. This experience is something that no God could refute. Unless you are going to tell me that my Mother was a demon, and therefore a lie. Not something I would recommend however.
Originally posted by 547000
Invisible stigmata is a phenomenon many have experienced, much like visible stigmata is. It is as verifiable as your claims to be an ET.
Your stigmata I am sure in a nice story, but, that is all that it can be for everyone, save, yourself. Stories are not scientific, they are not quantifiable. And, with no method to measure these stories, no way to determine their reality, they become invalid except to ourselves.
I could tell you a story of being on the deck of a starship, talking with my mother, with Earth as a background. This kind of experience is very profound, as much as your stigmata. Yet, it is absolutely useless, except to myself.
We are all living in a time where personal beleif is becomming less and less relevent. Earth is moving into a time where attributes like intelligence, knowledge, "practical" experience holds more value than personal experience.
In as much as my presented evidence is all scientific in nature, it is by definition verifiable. While yours, being primarily personal experience, simply is not.
Have you even viewed all of my evidence? It would seen not. There are other aspects, less accepted by the scientific community, that are actually quite impressive, and, virtually impossible, yet it is there. And, of course, you will need to understand, that I care not what your opinion of these so-called "Bible Codes" is. This begins to approach a state where a Christian needs to decide if he trusts God, or the science of Man. Yet, in this instance both need to be utilized. One needs to express what might be thought of as "faith", faith that their Holy Book is in fact the work of God. And, One has to express a kind of "faith" in science. In this regard, I would ask that you open your mind to the probabilities, that perhaps, your faith does not explain everything.
You are entering a time where you can not have "pre-conceived" idea about Off-Worlders, and what constitutes a Human. The Universe is far too large, contains far too many possibilities, for you to simply write of anything as being, or not being, from God Himself.
It is true that there will be deception, but, in this regard we all need to rely on both our religous system, and science. There is far too much at stake.
If, and for now I suppose it must remain an "IF", the worst happens, you may very well need aid from off-world sources, and that my good Human, is the reason I have begged to stay a while longer.
a lifetime of disbelieving.
Please do not make the mistake of thinking that I do not believe, for you would be very, very wrong!
edit on 30-4-2011 by AnthraAndromda because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by 547000
How is what you believe "scientific" if science does not agree with your conclusions or reasoning? It doesn't matter where the masses go, because it does not make what the majority believe true. In fact, is it written that in the end-times there will be worldwide apostasy and disbelief and that many people will be surprised when the end comes.
Originally posted by 547000
reply to post by AnthraAndromda
Verifiable, but not scientific. That you have different DNA than you expect is insufficient evidence that you are an alien. Thus your claims to be an alien is not a scientific one, and like with me, people will have to either believe or disbelieve your claims, lest my stigmata becomes visible in the future. If you can conjure up notions of non-terrestrial science, I can conjure up notions of holy science, that the senses cannot always sense the spiritual.edit on 30-4-2011 by 547000 because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by AnthraAndromda
Originally posted by 547000
reply to post by AnthraAndromda
Verifiable, but not scientific. That you have different DNA than you expect is insufficient evidence that you are an alien. Thus your claims to be an alien is not a scientific one, and like with me, people will have to either believe or disbelieve your claims, lest my stigmata becomes visible in the future. If you can conjure up notions of non-terrestrial science, I can conjure up notions of holy science, that the senses cannot always sense the spiritual.edit on 30-4-2011 by 547000 because: (no reason given)
Not scientific? Do you know ehat constitutes scientific data? How about the most basic principles of data analysis? Or mineing?
I would like to hear your interpretation of the data. But, in as much as you have avoided all my questions, I don't expect anything.
So, here is a wee bit of the analysis, derived from a very simple mineing operation. My DNA markers belong to a person that is of Indo-African descent. What is "expected" here is DNA of a Scott-English person, and that simply isn't there. As with Mr. Chalker's evidence; the markers found are not just unexpected, but, completely surprising. Basicly, it should not be. And, this doesn't even address the ELS found in the Bible ... that is your Holy Book, right?
By the way ... that ELS shouldn't exist either. What I am talking about here are the probabilities involved here, thay are, to put it very simply; astronomical (against their existance). Then there is the Baysian math involved that is showing a greater than 99% probability that I am in fact ET.
Also, until and unless you address the data, then perhaps you should quite trying to argue against that data. So far all you have done is attempt to side-track any discussion of that data by introducing quaint stories, and other totally non-relevant idea.
What notions of non-terrestrial science?
Originally posted by 547000
Yes, I know what constitutes scientific thinking, do you? You're pretty much the one who said it can't be proven conclusively by terrestrial biological science--those notions. How does having genes that belong to a different geographic region than expected scientifically point to being an ET? How would statistical analysis point to being an ET? Wouldn't scientists have to assume a few things about ETs and genes for a mathematical model to correlate to reality? As far as I know scientists know nothing about ETs, so how do you conclude your claims to be an ET is scientific? The data means nothing towards the claim to be an ET scientifically speaking. You're trying to pass it off as a scientific claim when in reality it isn't. It's just as quaint as my claims. The most you could say is having those genes is anomalous--not that you're an ET. That's just what you choose as an explanation, and there's nothing scientific about it.
Originally posted by AnthraAndromda
Originally posted by 547000
Yes, I know what constitutes scientific thinking, do you? You're pretty much the one who said it can't be proven conclusively by terrestrial biological science--those notions. How does having genes that belong to a different geographic region than expected scientifically point to being an ET? How would statistical analysis point to being an ET? Wouldn't scientists have to assume a few things about ETs and genes for a mathematical model to correlate to reality? As far as I know scientists know nothing about ETs, so how do you conclude your claims to be an ET is scientific? The data means nothing towards the claim to be an ET scientifically speaking. You're trying to pass it off as a scientific claim when in reality it isn't. It's just as quaint as my claims. The most you could say is having those genes is anomalous--not that you're an ET. That's just what you choose as an explanation, and there's nothing scientific about it.
I don't think I quite said that Terrestrial Biological Science can't conclusively proove this. I beleive I said that it hasn't, yet. If I gave the impression that your science "can't", then that is my failing in communication.
The reality there is that Terrestrial science has not yet proven this, but, so far there is little DNA data; only enough to indicate genetic ancestry, which has been shown to be highly anomalous. As with Mr. Chalker's case, the ET connection is not conclusive. However the hypothesis explains the data in both cases. Science does this sort of thing quite a lot; form a hypothesis to explain "observed" data. Nothing unusual or unscientific here.
But, not anywhere as "quaint" as your claims. I have data, and a hypothesis that explains it, while, you do not. Further your claims are of the same order as my claims to being on the deck of Mother's starship. Neither of these "quaint stories" are scientificly acceptable.
However, leaving the stories for the moment; there is still other data that I have presented. This other data does contribute to the overall notion that I'm ET (i.e. it is supportive of the hypothesis, even if it can't be used in the formation of the hypothesis).
I find it "interesting" that you would use such "faith" based arguements, and virtually insist that they are relevant, yet, any arguement I present is "baseless"; kind of hypocritical don't you think?
So I will suggest that we drop this argument, since it can go nowhere, until you begin to address all of the data. You seem to want to "pick and choose" which data to use, and it simply can not work that way.
Etharzi od Oma.
edit on 1-5-2011 by AnthraAndromda because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by 547000
I never said my arguments were scientific, you did.
I don't mind dropping the argument but I contend there's nothing scientific about it. In any case you might be able to verify some of the miracles if you were permitted to examine them, like the corpse of a saint, or if Padro Pio were still alive, his wounds.
Then citing God did it as a scientific explanation would be perfectly valid by your logic, and you would be forced to accept my claims.
The problem is that there can be multiple explanations for things, and science is mostly naturalistic and employs something called Occam's Razor.
Thus your claims to be an ET would not be accepted by most scientists, as would nothing about the supernatural. It is you who seem to be picking and choosing.
What sort of logic is "I have genes from a different historic region, therefore I'm an extraterrestrial"? Does this sound scientific to you? We have no science about extraterrestrials, so we wouldn't know if ETs have genes from different historic regions. We know nothing about ETs, we cannot do any experiments about ETs, we do not have scientific theories on ETs, so we cannot have any scientific claims about ETs, so we have to take your claims at face value. You say that just because the data is observable, that means your claim is scientific, in which case I say people sneezing is actually their soul trying to escape.
Originally posted by DaphneApollo
reply to post by AnthraAndromda
You say you have ET dna, but where are you getting that sample from, there must be something to compare it to or it is just a hypothysis, not a proven fact.
So your dna says you are genetically linked to African/South Asian lineage, it can happen. I look completely white, but I am built like an African American woman even they are confused "How'd that white girl get so blessed with all those curves" and ask me if I have a black mom or dad or black in my lineage but I don't, long straight honey colored hair, green eyes , tall , and caucasian. My lineage is Scottish/Native American Indian and I got no tan from the Chickasaw lineage darn!
But, you must have something to compare it to for it to apply. RH negative doesn't count as being off world. That's a dangerous situation between a mom and baby. I have read this theory, it doesn't fly.
DNA can be proven as going back to Africa, they are here and they are something real to compare all human dna to. But, where are the alien samples to do these comparisons?
A hypothesis is not a fact. I'm sorry but I'm with 547000 on this one. This has nothing to do with my thread and we don't change our stance from what this thread is pointing to. Supposed Aliens are spiritual manifestations, aka unclean spirits who leave at the name of Yeshua/Christ. Proven Fact!!!!
So, anyway; congratulations! You have chased off the evil alien or however you perceive me. Just remember, when TSHTF, I wil still welcome you aboard my ship.
No, it has little to do with your original thread. Yet is still relevant. You are basing you belief on a premiss that ad absolutely no foundation (kind of like the guy who built his home on the sand). You have absolutely no evidence that any ET so ever is an "unclean spirit" (All living things are a kind of spiritual manifestation). There is no "proven fact" that ET, any ET, would "run away" at the mention of YHShVH. It is unlikely that they would even recognize it.
The only DNA available for comparision is Human DNA; several hundred thousand samples. All conviently located in a "SQL" database. With this I can do data mining and see where a given set of markers should be. That is also how I know my Y-STR is African in origin (that is as opposed to Scottland).
RH factor; something I have wondered about. My terrestrial parents both had RH+ blood, yet mine is RH-. My question is why were there no complications?
Have I not been saying "hypothesis" all along? Read back, you will see that I have. And, no a hypothesis is not proven face, neither is a theory
Originally posted by DaphneApollo
reply to post by AnthraAndromda
I got such a chuckle out of this. Bless your heart, I can see your searching all over the internet for an answer to what you feel in your heart and soul what you feel to be true and who am I to say it's not true to you. Thanks for the invite onboard your Noah's Ark (I'm not making fun at all here) you bring your wolf and I'll bring my family and the two puppies I have left, the babies. I personally, speaking for myself , don't feel you are alien, but , what do I know. There is no way I can prove you aren't and there's no way you can prove to me you are, unless I see the ship itself and you come out of it, it's up in the air. But, kind gesture. Let's agree to disagree. When I see the ship show up I'll use the " In the name of Jesus" to see if it works o.k. just to test it out. LOL...
I can promise you this, I am the most Hard Headed woman you will Ever tangle with. Like I said we'll you and me agree to disagree. I have my truth and base it on faith. And you have your own truth agreed.
DNA is not a very old science, discovered not more than 15-20 years ago am I right. RH-/+ has to do with a protein in the blood and nothing as my husband has told me to do with DNA. I, myself, know nothing of anything to do with DNA but it would stand to reason, that you would need a sample from which to derive something to compare with something else. As in a crime scene, hair, blood, skin under fingernails, all can be extracted to run a DNA analysis of to stand up in a court of law. DNA is a one of a kind genetic fingerprint and is a nail in the coffin for the accused. Etc.
You probably should have had jaundice if that was the case. But, how can you have terrestrial 'parents' if you are off world?