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You clearly don't understand music history or theory. Mozart invented quite a lot.
You honestly believe you can cure cancer? Fucking hilarious.
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The Paranormal, UFO's, and Mysteries of the Unknown
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You clearly don't understand music history or theory. Mozart invented quite a lot.
You honestly believe you can cure cancer? Fucking hilarious.
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Hi. Welcome! You must be new here.
Nah. I just like pointing out just how ridiculous he is periodically.
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interesting that Lumi is online and browsing the forum, but hasn't made any posts since a minute before i asked that^
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I think one of the big things many 'mainstreams' fail to think about is that the evolution of technology is not necessarily a static evolution. It doesn't always have to be bronze > iron > industrial. That was *our* particular evolution. "Ancient Technology" could have had a completely different path in terms of being "advanced". I'm not saying I believe that there was/wasn't ancient high technology, but I do believe that it would be close minded of me to shut out the idea, or possibility that if there were humans prior to when we believe civilization to start (Mesopotamia), that they had the same exact technology has us. Assuming they were advanced, doesn't mean they had to have phones or the internet to qualify. I think that's where many get hung up.
Our evolution of technology as anything is built upon its predecessors. So if there was some sort of cataclysm 12,000 years ago or whatever (which is proposed by many mainstream scientists), it's possible that it wiped out nearly all those that were scientists, engineers, etc. of that era. Imagine if there was a global cataclysm tomorrow, and 90% of the population was eradicated. Most of us aren't engineers and scientists. Recreating an electrical grid, even cooking, hunting or building a fire would kill most of the remaining survivors. Unless you hang out w/ extremely well rounded survivalist type people, the basic idea of drinking clean water following a catastrophe would likely be the last of many peoples concerns, killing many. it's not hard to imagine a complete loss of technology following a cataclysm if your first and most necessary course of action is survival.
tl;dr - don't think aliens created the pyramids, Petra or other historic sites, but i wouldn't rule out and remain open to the possibility of a different evolution in technology prior to the dynastic period using sound, or something else as a main proponent.
Our evolution of technology as anything is built upon its predecessors. So if there was some sort of cataclysm 12,000 years ago or whatever (which is proposed by many mainstream scientists), it's possible that it wiped out nearly all those that were scientists, engineers, etc. of that era. Imagine if there was a global cataclysm tomorrow, and 90% of the population was eradicated. Most of us aren't engineers and scientists. Recreating an electrical grid, even cooking, hunting or building a fire would kill most of the remaining survivors. Unless you hang out w/ extremely well rounded survivalist type people, the basic idea of drinking clean water following a catastrophe would likely be the last of many peoples concerns, killing many. it's not hard to imagine a complete loss of technology following a cataclysm if your first and most necessary course of action is survival.
tl;dr - don't think aliens created the pyramids, Petra or other historic sites, but i wouldn't rule out and remain open to the possibility of a different evolution in technology prior to the dynastic period using sound, or something else as a main proponent.
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Given how corrupt our current scientific methodology has become, alternative branches of technology are not only likely but inevitable AND being suppressed.
Take a hard look at the reproducibility crisis. You know I'm right.
Free energy suppression conspiracy theory - Wikipedia
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academia has always been about who's signing the checks. even way back hundreds of years ago. the vatican was funding scientists to come to a certain conclusion that met a certain narrative. i'm not saying any of it was a conspiracy or even fucking aliens, i'm saying that science isnt an untainted field. hell, even the videos i post, these guys are also looking to prove their narrative of ancient high technology. i just find the whole thing interesting.
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I tagged one of those videos to watch later, the one about possible use of waterways and tubes to float the blocks to the top of the pyramids (probably was Chuk that posted it), and watched it this weekend when I was bored. Even if that's not how it was done, it kills me that people will immediately dismiss a pretty fucking simple solution like that in favor of aliens. Not just dismiss, but actively belittle anyone that doesn't believe it was "literally impossible and therefore, ergo, ipso facto, must be aliens/angels/lizard people".
I've said it before, it is the exact same mentality that makes people double down on chiropractic/massage nonsense (I'm talking the "I can fix anything, including cancer, by adjusting the proper vertebrae or touching a certain spot on your foot") or homeopathic remedies like essential oils, face creams, etc. They want to feel smarter than everyone else by knowing something the rest of us don't. If you start to discredit their secret knowledge in any way, that attacks their view of themselves as being smarter, which is why they are usually so rabid in protecting even the dumbest ideas. You aren't just criticizing an idea, you are criticizing their self-image.
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I've said it before, it is the exact same mentality that makes people double down on chiropractic/massage nonsense (I'm talking the "I can fix anything, including cancer, by adjusting the proper vertebrae or touching a certain spot on your foot") or homeopathic remedies like essential oils, face creams, etc. They want to feel smarter than everyone else by knowing something the rest of us don't. If you start to discredit their secret knowledge in any way, that attacks their view of themselves as being smarter, which is why they are usually so rabid in protecting even the dumbest ideas. You aren't just criticizing an idea, you are criticizing their self-image.
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So I am currently researching and writing a 30 minute Bigfoot horror short.
Anyone here got any really good Bigfoot documents, films, stories, pics they find creepy or just interesting? I've done lots of basic research but I know some of you weirdos spend a lot more time on the internet than I do and come across stuff I might have missed.
Anyone here got any really good Bigfoot documents, films, stories, pics they find creepy or just interesting? I've done lots of basic research but I know some of you weirdos spend a lot more time on the internet than I do and come across stuff I might have missed.