michael17

PopeBeanie wrote:

I’d consider what seems to me to be the most plausible: Technology-caused illusions. I worked on pre-“stealth” electronic technology in the Air Force, designed to make aircraft appear somewhere other than where it actually was, or to some extent invisible. The colloquial phrase for it was “radar jamming”. That was almost 50…

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Reg the Fronkey Farmer wrote:

There’s a catch 22 in proving something is nonbaryonic. It’s unfalsifiable . Not if you are a Neutrino.

Reg the Fronkey Farmer wrote:

Allegedly, the military believes in the return of the Anunnaki along with robbing the tomb of Nimrod ( based on Hillary Clinton’s emails, from…

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Reg the Fronkey Farmer wrote:

Allegedly, the military believes in the return of the Anunnaki along with robbing the tomb of Nimrod ( based on Hillary Clinton’s emails, from the gulf war). Oh man, I so want that to be true!

Ha ha, Hollywood would have a fields day.

Unseen wrote:

michael17 wrote:

Your presumption is that it’s baryonic. But these things defy the laws of physics. Hence no radar is least wonder.

You’re the one presuming it’s non-baryonic. What proof do you have that there’s no physics-based explanation or that the whole account is a hoax?

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_Robert_ wrote:

They defy the laws of physics? LOL. Oh well, then by all means, this must be true then. This guy’s story becomes more elaborate with each telling, just like the babble. The “it reappeared again” part is a new twist compared to his initial tellings. That shitty animation does need that spooky UFO music, however. Once again, we ha…

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Reg the Fronkey Farmer wrote:

Well at least they don’t half any half integer spin. Phew!

LOL, subatomic quandary.

Unseen wrote:

First, you might want to learn the difference between Tik Tok and Tic Tacs. Then, you might want to show some evidence of skepticism. Have you thought at all about ways this might be false, given that there’s no corroborating evidence (like radar)?

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jakelafort wrote:

Well it fulfills a prophecy. That much is obvious. It is up to you to inform us.

We must preference all conclusions with; if  this has been authenticated by reliable sources then…

A spirit is purportedly seen rising from the bonfire during this “Messiah” event. Another miracle from the false Messiah. May film experts debunk or authenticate this.https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZTRCjkFkq/

Reg the Fronkey Farmer wrote:

Andesite, a rock that cannot be cut with known ancient tools was the material of choice… Is andesite not a generic name for specific types of rock just as sedimentary is? Who is the expert on ancient tools that claims that it cannot be cut. Was this known to geologists before the invention of Tiktok?

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Reg the Fronkey Farmer wrote:

@michael17 – You posted a link to the ancient-origins pseudo-scientific website to bolster the credibility of a Tiktok video about some fantasy Biblical characters from the Book of Genesis?? You win this one Michael 🙂

I find no reference to the site Ancient Origins   as being a pseudo science site. They make no cl…[Read more]

_Robert_ wrote:

The Egyptians used copper tube drills and wedges to rough cut blocks. https://www.hallofmaat.com/unforbiddengeology/ancient-egyptian-copper-coring-drills/ Granite with wet sand can polish granite. Silicon Quartz is harder than granite. They had plenty of cheap labor and lots of time. There are lost methods to history for sure. The…

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_Robert_ wrote:

Artificial cranial deformation – Wikipedia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Artificial_cranial_deformation

Once again deformation does not account for the huge volume disparity, even as seen in a 2 year old.

Reg the Fronkey Farmer wrote:

Andesite, a rock that cannot be cut with known ancient tools was the material of choice… Is andesite not a generic name for specific types of rock just as sedimentary is? Who is the expert on ancient tools that claims that it cannot be cut. Was this known to geologists before the invention of Tiktok?

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Unseen wrote:

“Andesite, a rock that cannot be cut with known ancient tools” which to me implies that there may be tools (or techniques) we haven’t uncovered yet. As far as elongated heads, humans have been doing body mods for a long long time. Head binding resulting in elongated skulls is nothing new and doesn’t require occult or other worldly…

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jakelafort wrote:Yes that is good objective evidence. Here is a book about the early Christians that maintains that even among the cults of Rome the early Christians were freaky freaks. Sacrifices. Subterannean chambers for getting high. I forgot the drugs they used. Oh, and weird sex shit. Ty

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Reg the Fronkey Farmer wrote:

I have, on more than a few occasions, heard a Christian claim that the Jews are responsible for the death of Jesus. I tell them that they should be ever grateful to the Jewish people for this. If they had not done so then Christians would not have been freed from their sins and would not have had the chance to be…

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_Robert_ wrote:

michael17 wrote:

https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZTR9h83Mk/This should cause a storm of interrogating skeptics:

Cuz it just doesn’t get more scientific than testimony from insane religious zealots on a tictok video. Pathetic.

Quoting Carl Sagan: “Extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence”

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