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Originally posted by Philippines
Originally posted by bottleslingguy
Originally posted by Harte
Originally posted by bottleslingguy
Originally posted by Harte
Originally posted by bottleslingguy
Originally posted by Harte
Hand waving, this time with a few arm flaps.
Harte
I'll take that as a concession. You know you can't dispute the marks because there is no way around the fact they were caused by high speed tools and that is the slippery slope you guys just don't want to go down. It's simple but impossible to get around and you know it.
More hand waving again.
These marks have been completely explained, according to every detail you've provided.
Of course, you can't provide any of the requested detail.
Just the waving.
Harte
what are you talking about? nothing you've provided has been conclusive. could you do me a favor and show me where someone demonstrates how hand tooling leaves high speed marks?
How about you support the claim that these are "high speed marks?"
And not with another quote from Dunn.
You criticize the evidence I and others have provided, while providing absolutely nothing to back up your own claims.
This is called trolling.
Harteedit on 12/8/2012 by Harte because: (no reason given)
"evidence" you've provided has been baloney. take one of the diagrams for example of the core drill bow saw. Don't you think the wooden stick shaft would grind down before the granite? This all sounds easy on paper but so far I haven't seen anything actually being replicated to these levels of sophistication.
Are you proof reading what you're typing? I suppose if you're trying to drill into granite with a wooden shaft/boring bit, you will probably grind down the stick, you're right. However, the thread is discussing using copper tubes as the boring bit, and with abrasives and time you will erode/drill the stone away.
Perhaps you would be better off trying to explain how Ed Leedskalnin created coral castle. I think if you can explain how he drilled and moved the stones there, you could then compare his technology to the egyptians.
Coral Castle
Originally posted by Hanslune
Originally posted by undo
info is accelerating. soon we either all be vindicated or they will wipe us and start over and in 6000 years from now, some other culture will trying to explain away our culture
There will be zillions of artifact to show >we< had a high tech civilization from kilometer long tunnels bored thru granite, ceramics, radioactives, mounds of plastic, brick, glass and other non perishables - not to mention all the gold and cut gems which will last until the crust is subducted
Originally posted by bottleslingguy
reply to post by will2learn
I support the idea that a wide range of high tech tools were used early on and later after the owners of the technology left the people tried to emulate their work.
I agree with him that tools were used that were far beyond what contemporary theorists are suggesting. After that we may somewhat agree on some things and some other things he says are interesting but I don't necessarilly agree with him on everything he says. the gist is they had advanced tools, I believe they were taken by their owners off planet. that's why you don't find them.
Originally posted by will2learn
Originally posted by bottleslingguy
reply to post by will2learn
I support the idea that a wide range of high tech tools were used early on and later after the owners of the technology left the people tried to emulate their work.
Do you follow Dunn's ridiculous excuse that the 'advanced tools' either rotted, being so high tech or the owners took all the tools with them? Despite this we have brass and bronze, silver and other artifacts in the arcaheological record, yet not a single high tech machine. The best they can find is some plate from a scepter or a siva disk that happens to have 'teeth' around the edges.
When are these guys going to realize that what is found is what they had to work with. Tools that can deliver megawatts of light energy HAVE been found in the museums. Any fool can use them to vaporize lines in stone, it takes a craftsman with a potters wheel or a similar mechanical device to make these sorts of ooparts. No new parts or complete machines have to be imagined, no wonder the mainstream laughs this sort of stuff off its easy.
See Jordans site for Ancient Solar Stone Cutting Techniques or better still see the video links of ppl using this tech its easier than dreaming up excuses for Dunn's work. I thought the GPP was hilarious, read it again and it was even funnier. He does at least put old observations into terms we can all understand, for that we can thank him. His ideas on antiquity seem to be biased by 50 years at the grindstone and a couple of years using weak lasers
Will
Originally posted by bottleslingguy
I agree with him that tools were used that were far beyond what contemporary theorists are suggesting. After that we may somewhat agree on some things and some other things he says are interesting but I don't necessarilly agree with him on everything he says. the gist is they had advanced tools, I believe they were taken by their owners off planet. that's why you don't find them.
Originally posted by will2learn
Originally posted by bottleslingguy
reply to post by will2learn
I support the idea that a wide range of high tech tools were used early on and later after the owners of the technology left the people tried to emulate their work.
Do you follow Dunn's ridiculous excuse that the 'advanced tools' either rotted, being so high tech or the owners took all the tools with them? Despite this we have brass and bronze, silver and other artifacts in the arcaheological record, yet not a single high tech machine. The best they can find is some plate from a scepter or a siva disk that happens to have 'teeth' around the edges.
When are these guys going to realize that what is found is what they had to work with. Tools that can deliver megawatts of light energy HAVE been found in the museums. Any fool can use them to vaporize lines in stone, it takes a craftsman with a potters wheel or a similar mechanical device to make these sorts of ooparts. No new parts or complete machines have to be imagined, no wonder the mainstream laughs this sort of stuff off its easy.
See Jordans site for Ancient Solar Stone Cutting Techniques or better still see the video links of ppl using this tech its easier than dreaming up excuses for Dunn's work. I thought the GPP was hilarious, read it again and it was even funnier. He does at least put old observations into terms we can all understand, for that we can thank him. His ideas on antiquity seem to be biased by 50 years at the grindstone and a couple of years using weak lasers
Will
I can imagine that the things which were actually made by hand were done to emulate the originals.
Originally posted by will2learn
but Dunn's microwave beam was being sent in to space for no apparent reason so its not that far off of his viewpoint
Anything can have been taken off the planet leaving no trace at all so just about anything is possible. Why stop at advanced machine working stones. The stones could have been created from a matter generator. Most working in this field have to set limits on the imagination, its nice to speculate, but what can be proven?
Will
Originally posted by bottleslingguy
according to Sitchin the Great Pyramid was a beacon in the flight path for landing on Earth and the landing zone was in Baalbek. It resonated with various types of stones inside its nooks and coffers combined with the action of underground water. It was destroyed by an angry brother of the guy who built it.
and by a strange coincidence it appears that the limestone blocks that make it are aggregate blocks made individually and then set in place. The individually sized blocks actually form a tighter fit when shaken by earthquakes. This heap of stones is very complex in it's state of the art symmetry and quality of finish, not to mention the math ratios with the meter, pi, the golden ratio and even the speed of light. There is much more thought behind this than ropes and sticks.
take for example the Serapeum in Egypt
Originally posted by Hanslune
So if you refuse to believe that the AE could do this work - where is the infrastructure and development of the advanced machinery you feel is needed to do this type of designs? You'll need to find that technology to be believed.
How the AE made granite vases
Question: Are all AE vases 'perfect"? If they had high technology they should be - are they?edit on 29/11/12 by Hanslune because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by will2learn
Originally posted by bottleslingguy
according to Sitchin the Great Pyramid was a beacon in the flight path for landing on Earth and the landing zone was in Baalbek. It resonated with various types of stones inside its nooks and coffers combined with the action of underground water. It was destroyed by an angry brother of the guy who built it.
and by a strange coincidence it appears that the limestone blocks that make it are aggregate blocks made individually and then set in place. The individually sized blocks actually form a tighter fit when shaken by earthquakes. This heap of stones is very complex in it's state of the art symmetry and quality of finish, not to mention the math ratios with the meter, pi, the golden ratio and even the speed of light. There is much more thought behind this than ropes and sticks.
take for example the Serapeum in Egypt
Stichin & Dunn are hilarious, alins need a beacon to find earth
If they knew the speed of light why didn't they just write it down on a large temple wall? What units did they use Stadia per hour?
Will
Originally posted by bottleslingguy
what makes you think they didn't need a landing beacon to show them the landing area? what do you know about their technology and how do you know it? take your foot out of your mouth before you try to answer
you would need one if you were piloting the craft from many different places. Our astronauts were passive passengers, these "super advanced alins" are probably more autonomous in their goals.
Originally posted by will2learn
Originally posted by bottleslingguy
what makes you think they didn't need a landing beacon to show them the landing area? what do you know about their technology and how do you know it? take your foot out of your mouth before you try to answer
Its simple logic, when us real primitive folk landed on the moon or mars, there was no beacon to follow, we just did it. Likewise I suspect a super advanced alin race would need no tracking beam or land/launch pad.
Put your feet back on the ground, its simple
Will
Originally posted by will2learn
reply to post by bottleslingguy
How do you think they got here in the first place?
Will
Originally posted by will2learn
reply to post by bottleslingguy
How do you think they got here in the first place?
Will
Originally posted by Harte
Of course, earlier, other remote controlled pyramids must have been sent down to guide those other remote controlled pyramids down, ad infinitum.
Originally posted by bottleslingguy
Originally posted by Harte
Of course, earlier, other remote controlled pyramids must have been sent down to guide those other remote controlled pyramids down, ad infinitum.
I was talking about Giza but I don't doubt there are pyramids with special qualities contained in the sacred geometry that give each design some esoteric ability to function in a specific way. You act like you know everything about everything, it's so egocentric and tedious.
Originally posted by Harte
Originally posted by bottleslingguy
Originally posted by Harte
Of course, earlier, other remote controlled pyramids must have been sent down to guide those other remote controlled pyramids down, ad infinitum.
I was talking about Giza but I don't doubt there are pyramids with special qualities contained in the sacred geometry that give each design some esoteric ability to function in a specific way. You act like you know everything about everything, it's so egocentric and tedious.
Tedious?
Not at all like glomming on to the premise of Stargate as if it were some sort of reality!
Geez, what's next? A bat-a-rang? The Great Gazoo?
Don't tell me ... "Heroes" was a true story?
Harte