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Originally posted by old_god
Do 10 people all see the same thing?
What does a child see?
What does an animal see?
I can tell you right now, my son doesn't perceive half the things I do simply because his mind has not stored the shapes and patterns of objects yet
Originally posted by Majiq
I think that it is worth mentioning that out of the half who saw the horse, at least half of them did not see a horse statue, but rather a play on light and shadow.
Originally posted by ArMaP
Me, I don't have the slightest idea of what that means.
Originally posted by old_god
It's like this, I could write the following sentence:
"Hi, I thwek I sce a h2wefe bkt I cfwt be sxye"
Most people will read the above sentence without any problem, why because the mind recognises patterns faster than the actual form and will start analysing and interpreting what it sees against the database it has access to (our memories, known and unknown).
Originally posted by zorgonif he hasn't yet seen a horse then show him a horse and I bet he will see the martian horse
Originally posted by Lee78
I used to work along side a man who was a keen ufologist who talked some tall tales......well atleast i thought they were tall tales until he showed me trees, water buildings and what looked to be a huge runway that led underground. The colour has been altered on most images that you see.
Take the moon for instance. White or grey? Now for those of you that have a beautiful view from your windows take a look. Distance dilutes colour hence why distant hillsides look like the colour has been washed to a greyish tint. Stick a few 100,000 miles on that and how diluted will colour be?
Originally posted by ArMaP
reply to post by wmd_2008
A person can be wrong about one thing and right about another thing, so even if in that case it was seen on a better photo that it wasn't a skull, that's irrelevant for this case, unless we can find another photo, preferable better and from a different angle, but as far as I could see there isn't one.
Originally posted by ArMaP
reply to post by wmd_2008
As I said, being wrong several times doesn't mean that a person cannot be right once, so we need to see if that person is really wrong or not, although I agree that people's actions can be confirmed by what they have done in the past. But in this case, what I think is most important is the opinion, not the action, and there's always the possibility that anyone can be right about some thing.
Originally posted by wmd_2008
Originally posted by ArMaP
reply to post by wmd_2008
As I said, being wrong several times doesn't mean that a person cannot be right once, so we need to see if that person is really wrong or not, although I agree that people's actions can be confirmed by what they have done in the past. But in this case, what I think is most important is the opinion, not the action, and there's always the possibility that anyone can be right about some thing.
Well lets have a look he has 4 threads with so called photographic anomalies all mars, the skull, the horse, the disc and the dome so how many do you think he is right with ArMaP, MY score for him 0 out of 4 whats yours!
i see a buterfly instead!
Even if he is wrong on all four threads (and I think he is, at least partially), that doesn't mean that he will be wrong every time he looks at a Mars photo and sees something that he considers interesting.
Originally posted by wmd_2008
Well lets have a look he has 4 threads with so called photographic anomalies all mars, the skull, the horse, the disc and the dome so how many do you think he is right with ArMaP, MY score for him 0 out of 4 whats yours!
i see a buterfly instead!
Originally posted by ProudBird
I still see an Egyptian Sphinx.
(Sticking tongue out).....prove me wrong!