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Originally posted by CircleOfDust
Otherwise he would've just made it like Stephen King's book, but he didn't
Why the changes?
Would he just come out and admit it? Don't be naive.
Stanley Kubrick admitted in his movie Shining that he filmed it all for Nasa
Originally posted by AngryCymraeg
Originally posted by Sk8ergrl
reply to post by auraelium
I think the pyramids were used for energy as the gold covered layers inside contained the energy and still today you can monitor the beam coming out of the top so that's classed as a battery but I could be wrong
Erm, energy for what exactly?
Originally posted by auraelium
Originally posted by VeritasAequitas
reply to post by auraelium
Sometimes you just have to know what reading between the lines means. The OP even went as far himself, to point out that the "Ages of Earth" were not based off of the metals primarily used, but were more metaphorical, referencing the nature in which each age lived, metaphorically like the metals themselves...
Yes and i pointed out that he had no evidence for this assumption, do you have any? if not go away.
The Bronze age is not metaphorical, either is the iron age, these are actual time frames in human history, there's nothing metaphoric about them.edit on 20-7-2013 by auraelium because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by Ph03n1x
Originally posted by auraelium
Originally posted by CircleOfDust
reply to post by auraelium
That's because all your assumptions that you've started assuming since entering into this world have kept you from the truth. What you've been taught etc.
Show me some evidence to back up your assumptions............You have presented no evidence what so ever ..nothing....zero. You are just making it up as you go along, thats not science.Thats imagination,edit on 20-7-2013 by auraelium because: (no reason given)
it has nothing to with science..... The OP is obviously speaking from a philosophical standpoint... no evidence required..
one cannot provide evidence for a thought process.. it's in the creationism forum and creationism has as much scientific evidence as Time travel
personally i think the OP makes a valid point regarding what we actually know and how we know it...
we are spoon fed so called facts from an early age and we just accept it because we are told it is "truth"
it wouldn't matter to me if you showed me evidence of the existence of god.. i would still question it because that is what science is all about.. question everything believe nothing
just because science says it is fact doesn't make it true...
edit on 20-7-2013 by Ph03n1x because: (no reason given)
Originally posted by CircleOfDust
So why not apply that to the Ages that I have proposes (but certainly not the first to do so)? Things started out beautifully, but eventually goes to hell. Things don't get better.
Originally posted by Thundersmurf
You 'message' of 'truth' isn't getting through to anyone here
You do realize that the word Veda itself refers to the act of "knowing" or knowledge, correct?
You may even forget that the Vedas were an oral tradition, much like the Jewish Kabbalah, way before it was ever written down.
Tolkien did indeed write fiction, but even one who preaches discernment such as you, should be able to separate the wheat from the chaff...The problem with this point is, I have also seen information, while speculative, that Tolkien was influenced by Rosicrucianism, another secret society, and offshoot of the Egyptian mystery school....
'knowledgable people and historians included'....would lose their jobs and never work in an educational instituion again if they came out with anything that did not fit the painted picture.
Speculation even WITH evidence is disregarded by the main stream....why....because it does not fit the 'painted picture'.
But what if the painted picture is false?
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reply to post by Amagnon
Most people who have tried to investigate the antideluvian period would concur that some information seems to be ignored, twisted and there does seem to be a coordinated effort to obfuscate in order to promote a 'sterilized' version.