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Originally posted by redrezo
This is gonna get a hell of a lot more attention from archaeologists when we finally get the smoking gun (ufo crash) we've all been waiting for in may.
Originally posted by PerfectPerception
reply to post by Unknown Soldier
Is it not hypocrisy to claim that science is stuck in dogmatic ideologies that refute evidence when you yourself will not accept the possibility that an ancient human civilization could have quite possibly built it using techniques now lost?
Accept, accept itself would mean it is cut and dry case of ancient man when it is not. In that the evidence would prove that ancient man did indeed build these artifacts.
...my decision is ancient man did not create these artifacts.
I do not believe ET crated these artifacts but I am open to the possibility. Man possibly created these artifacts but but logic over rides the prospect due to several factors. I "think" it was more likely done by our descendants in the future explaining the bipedal astronaut suits and delta wing craft.
...my decision is ancient man did not create these artifacts.
Man possibly created these artifacts
Take the Roman Aqueducts as a prime example.
It was built by man, that is explainable. How do you make the correlation?
the gradient of the Pont du Gard is only 34 cm per km (3.4:10,000), descending only 17 m vertically in its entire length of 50 km (31 mi).
Food for thought: what if you seen ET,
So if it wasn't ancient man who built them, who did? Ants?
Seems to me to be pretty clear cut, if you claim that ancient man could not have possibly built it....your left with ET or a member of the animal kingdom residing on Earth. There is no in-between. You are either from Earth or an ET......or maybe the dolphins did it? *insert uncontrollable laughter here*
Wait a minute.....for a supposed engineer, you seem to jump from one court to another.
Before you stated that
Well, if you really were an engineer, you would most likely have been taught about the amazing Roman Aqueducts at university. For those reading who have not had the benefit of doing a degree in engineering ...
If you need further explanations as to why a 17m drop over 50km is an amazing feat....then you need your head checked.
Seriously though.....What kind of engineer are you? A sound engineer? A model rail-road engineer?
If I "seen" ET? Where the hell did you get your engineering degree? I hope it wasn't in an english speaking country because it is a major fail for the university you went to.
Take the Roman Aqueducts as a prime example. I have yet to even see an ET life form, let alone, see evidence of an ET structure.
Ignore the question, then ask me an irreverent subject to change the subject again Obvious troll is Obvious