Martian civilisation nuked by Aliens...

[smoking since 1879]

^^^ Good idea. I guess I should too. But save me the chore, if it's beyond Mad Max's wildest projections. I'll check back later for your recommendation.

Maybe somebody an watch this video and paraphrase this guy's 38 minutes of boredom into a nice 100 word synopsis.

i can't do 100 words, how about three?

"Self delusional waffle"

i suspect there is a entry for this kind of thing in DSM-5

peace

[seemslikeadream]

but what do you think of UFOs...ancient aliens?

then I can have a better understanding of where you are coming from

apparently you don't like anything in this thread ...you've made that clear ..you don't need to repeat yourself we're not as stupid as you think we are

peace

[smoking since 1879]

but what do you think of UFOs...ancient aliens?

then I can have a better understanding of where you are coming from

I'm highly sceptical of both. That is not to say I could not be persuaded with sufficient evidence, but so far I haven't seen any clear, unambiguous evidence.

I hold that the universe is teeming with life, but i also hold that FTL travel is not possible.
Wormholes, stargates and warp-drives are science fiction at best, and promulgate the ludicrous notion that we can fuck up the only biosphere we know, safe in the knowledge that we can hop into the final frontier to find another one.

Understand, I think there is a lot wrong with our current view of history, our current view of basic physics and our current view of mind; but history is by far the most contentious, since it is non-testable.

The proposition that the Nile/Egypt is somehow a map of the human body beggars belief, it's nothing but anthropocentric hyperbole.

I raised myself on a diet of Aldiss, Gibson, Herbert and Banks, Scientific American and New Scientist, and recently discovered that I am apparently an INTP personality type - although I've yet to research the pedigree or validity of the test.

your turn

peace

[seemslikeadream]

I post a lot of stuff from Scientific American and New Scientist

I guess I just like to go a couple steps beyond ...it's fun... it's intriguing...it makes life interesting

it doesn't make me a "Self delusional waffle" lover

[slimmouse]

The proposition that the Nile/Egypt is somehow a map of the human body beggars belief, it's nothing but anthropocentric hyperbole.

Its actually the human nervous system, but your contention that it beggars belief is still spot on.

Unfortunately your artistically worded interpretation (anthropocentric hyperbole) is not
really much to hang my hat on , debunking wise when Im looking at the facts in front of me.

A mathhematician just like any scientist might ask for proof

[smoking since 1879]

The proposition that the Nile/Egypt is somehow a map of the human body beggars belief, it's nothing but anthropocentric hyperbole.

Its actually the human nervous system, but your contention that it beggars belief is still spot on.

Unfortunately your artistically worded interpretation (anthropocentric hyperbole) is not
really much to hang my hat on , debunking wise when Im looking at the facts in front of me.

A mathhematician just like any scientist might ask for proof

which facts would they be then, if you don't mind me asking?
what I saw in the video was speculation and wild interpretation, what am I missing?

peace

[smoking since 1879]

I post a lot of stuff from Scientific American and New Scientist

I guess I just like to go a couple steps beyond ...it's fun... it's intriguing...it makes life interesting

it doesn't make me a "Self delusional waffle" lover

apologies if I implied that you were

A great man once said "Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence."

geometric coincidences don't count as extraordinary evidence to me.

we didn't get Carl Sagan on our TV as kids, which was unfortunate

[slimmouse]

geometric coincidences don't count as extraordinary evidence to me.

I was about to give you a few clues before you wrote this.

The anatomical picture, the temples located on the Chakra points, I was even gonna watch again to get into some of the nitty gritty.

But you appear to believe these things are simplly coincidences, whereas I dont.

As such I guess its best left there.

Just as an amusing aside, Ive mentioned this video to a couple of my friends who have watched it.

One was clearly impressed with what he saw. The other said....Aww, i had to turn it off - i mean the idea that tthe ancient egyptians terraformed the NIle is beyond me !

I guess at least he saw the striking anatomical coincidences

[seemslikeadream]

i mean the idea that tthe ancient egyptians terraformed the NIle is beyond me !

I didn't see it that way....it was more of the "we are all connected to the earth" type thing

[slimmouse]

i mean the idea that tthe ancient egyptians terraformed the NIle is beyond me !

I didn't see it that way....it was more of the "we are all connected to the earth" type thing

Oh me too. Though the holographic universe rings more in my ears. It was just how he read it that amused me. There is no room for real magic in my buddies universe

My own personal definition of debunking when looking at this was in terms of Danny altering the geometry, or the locations of the temples or the Phi lines, in order to make his case more compelling.
Were this the case, then its not the kind of magic that I imagine it to be.

Whereas if they arent, he's got a pretty good case if you ask me.

[seemslikeadream]

it's more like the earth was/is terraforming us

humans...heh...they think they're so above the earth in power

[Pele'sDaughter]

There's also this.

http://www.goroadachi.com/timerivers/

What Is the ‘Time River Theory’?

It’s about the discovery of an astounding system of literal ‘rivers of time’, which may even be described as the ‘fingerprints of the gods’. It is a planetary ‘Rosetta Stone’ for decoding history or even ‘reality’ itself. Sounds overly grandiose? Yes, but it’s not necessarily an exaggeration given the nature of the discovery.

Proving the existence of the ‘Time Rivers’ has explosive implications. And the claim here is that this has indeed been done. But that’s just the beginning of the story. What the ‘Time Rivers’ tell us - about who we are and everything else - is equally, if not more, profound.

The Time River Theory (TRT) is ultimately about the discovery and decoding of the ‘blueprint’ of reality - a blueprint that was literally carved on this planet by an unknown high intelligence. This is a brand new field just activated in 2003 via the publication of The Time Rivers. It’s about time we opened up the Gateway... to a new dimension.

To get a little more specific, here is an abbreviated list of what the Time River Theory is about and what it reveals (at least in the book The Time Rivers):

A grand system of literal ‘rivers of time’ flowing on our planet, created by some mysterious, higher intelligence.
The intricate ‘Time River scheme’ produced by the Nile, Tigris-Euphrates, Mississippi, etc. showing us the entire timeline of human civilization, both past and future.
Solutions to deep ancient mysteries of Egypt, Sumer, and even Mars.
Encoded ‘messages’ revealing extraterrestrial and/or extra-temporal origins of human civilization.
The 21st century being specifically pinpointed as the edge of time, when a ‘timegate’ opens up to bring mankind back to the realm of ‘Genesis’.
Tangible and unique solutions to the biblical events of Genesis such as Creation, the fallen angels, the Great Flood, the Ark, etc.
An encoded timeline of the United States anticipating ‘9/11’, an event suggested to mark the ‘end’ of the United States.
Please note that the the theory is extensive and still rapidly evolving, thus the above should be viewed as only the tip of the iceberg.

To learn more about the TRT, please see The Nile Decode - a paper posted online revealing the basic components of the thesis.


Current Status

A lot of very positive feedback has been received from those who have read The Time Rivers and/or The Nile Decoded. Some samples are posted here.

What about the reaction of the 'alternative history' crowd? How are they responding to the 'quantum leap' that the TRT would represent to their field? The answer to this question is not yet clear since the theory was revealed only recently and is not yet widely known. But the anticipation here is that the reaction would be more or less mixed. Because the Time River Theory is something that radically shifts the whole paradigm, there will probably be those in the field who are perhaps just too 'old' (at least mentally) to keep up with the sudden and rapid movement forward. And this is fine; the Time River system is a discovery for a new generation of truth seekers who maintain a fresh mind capable of clear and creative thinking.

There is actually so much more to the Time River scheme than made available so far (including the book), which is undoubtedly contributing to the tone of confidence expressed here. Hopefully there are many of you who can intuitively sense this 'energy' lurking just beneath the surface... It's all getting ready to come out now. If not already, please study the available material, understand the implications, and... well, join the revolution!

[Iamwhomiam]

Say slim, check this out: http://www.templesecrets.info/

[Laodicean]

[identity]

New Skeptiko interview with John Brandenburg interviewed by Gordon White:

http://www.skeptiko.com/john-brandenburg-outsourced-ufo-research-325/

Gordon White: One thing is verifiable, we can prove based on this conversation and some casual research afterward, there is a section of the Anglo-American military that believes there are artificial remains elsewhere in the solar system. Whether there are or not is frankly open to interpretation. But it is self-evident in the policy over the last 70 years, that an element of the American Military Industrial establishment believes there are artificial remains around the solar system and it’s affecting policy. It is affecting internal policy and it’s affecting off planet policy.
I think when Dr. Brandenburg says quote, “They want this information out,” if they did I would suggest they go to the New York Times. What they’ve done is given it to brilliant, rigorous, oddball groups because you’ve run a P&L. You know what it’s like. You don’t want the dog project on your books, but you do need the research anyway. That was Dr. Vallee’s conclusion as to why FBI agents would show up to a UFO conference in the middle of nowhere. They’re not there in some kind of mysterious way that maybe someone’s [has] burst out with some secrets. They’re actually there because we’re in an area where we have to outsource the research because the dis-info component that comes with the National Security implications makes it very difficult to otherwise navigate.