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Re: Ancient Aliens and Humanity's Extraterrestrial origins. [Re: the bizzle]
#10772992 - 07/31/09 07:15 AM (14 years, 5 months ago) |
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A famous author once said: what if possibility of alien invasion is not some future fantasy but ALREADY happened long time, thousands of years, they were here, and they r coming back
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Re: Ancient Aliens and Humanity's Extraterrestrial origins. [Re: jivJaN]
#10775165 - 07/31/09 02:44 PM (14 years, 5 months ago) |
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jivJaN said: I would just like to add that this interference isnt something i completely agree with.
I think we should have been left alone.. but , you know.. they say everything happens for a reason. Surely .. interfering to the point where they are perceived as gods , cannot be a good basis for spiritual advancement regardless of the benefits these buildings and technologies could have had.
http://lawofone.info/results.php?search_string=naive&look_here=answer%2Cquestion&search_type=any&row_limit=30&numeric_order=0&ss=1
well if things went the way zechariah sitchin interpreted and wrote about, then we wouldnt exist the way we do if they left us alone. supposedly we are a hybrid species. a mix of the indigenous primitive man and their own dna. they wanted intelligent slaves, and what was already here wasnt quite what they were looking for. if left alone, we would probably still be hunter gatherers and not much different than the neanderthals. we may not have had sophisticated verbal language, we probably wouldnt have written language and we certainly wouldnt have much more technology than simple tools.
if this is indeed the truth then it would perfectly explain the gap in primitive man to modern homo sapien evolution btw. it would also completely coincide with the biblical idea of creation.
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Re: Ancient Aliens and Humanity's Extraterrestrial origins. [Re: desant]
#10775201 - 07/31/09 02:49 PM (14 years, 5 months ago) |
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OR what if they came here long ago, and only most of them have left, but some are still among us in the shadows monitoring?
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Re: Ancient Aliens and Humanity's Extraterrestrial origins. [Re: LeftyBurnz]
#10775304 - 07/31/09 03:06 PM (14 years, 5 months ago) |
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I disagree...
I think there were many species that evolved just fine on their planets without the interference of higher intelligence.
I believe.. we would have consciously evolved through experience. The plant teachers would have sufficed.
But like i said.. things do happen for a reason.. for better or worse.. this is our situation and his has its benefits as well as negative affects , that i somehow think will play their part as well.
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Re: Ancient Aliens and Humanity's Extraterrestrial origins. [Re: LeftyBurnz]
#10775397 - 07/31/09 03:25 PM (14 years, 5 months ago) |
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What about the connections of all life on earth through biochemistry? That is conclusive evidence that human life evolved with all other life observed on earth. In that case, the only possible extraterrestrial origin would be when life first started long before humanity evolved. However, the extraterrestrial origin of life hypothesis doesnt imply an intelligent alien had anything to do with it.
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Re: Ancient Aliens and Humanity's Extraterrestrial origins. [Re: DieCommie]
#10775398 - 07/31/09 03:25 PM (14 years, 5 months ago) |
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hey qubit, just curious, but how would one go about logically explaining the Piri Reis map?
i can see room for error and possibly completely human explanations for SOME of these ancient super structures, however no matter how many times i have thought about it i cannot find alternate explanation for the map.
i would love to hear some explanations.
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Re: Ancient Aliens and Humanity's Extraterrestrial origins. [Re: LeftyBurnz]
#10775836 - 07/31/09 04:53 PM (14 years, 5 months ago) |
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I never heard of it before this thread so I dont know much about it. What exactly is so amazing about this map? I only read your post and the opening of wikipedia article. I have no reason to believe statements like this though... the precision and accuracy of the coastline of the landmass of antarctica is so detailed that there is NO explanation for it other than someone viewing the continent FROM SPACE, and at a time when the continent was ICE FREE, something that has not been so for at least a million years.
or this there is no humanly possible way that people in the 1500's could have accurately drawn this map with just simple marine navigation antarctica wasnt even discovered until 300 years later. They seem like wild conjecture to me.
What I dont doubt is human's propensity to find patterns and apply correlations where their are none. That is what I would initially suspect about this map. Maybe they knew a little more than we thought, they guessed right about things they knew nothing about. I think enough maps were made that some just happened to be correct by chance. All the parts of the map that dont correlate and substantiate the hypothesis are subconsciously filtered out by the investigators confirmation bias.
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Re: Ancient Aliens and Humanity's Extraterrestrial origins. [Re: stzacrack]
#10776794 - 07/31/09 07:37 PM (14 years, 5 months ago) |
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stzacrack said: Machu Picchu is another great example of unexplainable construction.
Do you mind if I ask why you think this? I noticed a similar comment about the Egyptian pyramids earlier in the thread.. why do you have such a low opinion of these peoples? Certainly it's been shown that 'ancient' people had a sophisticated understanding of engineering and construction? It may have been a difficult undertaking, but I've never read anything reliable that claimed these structures were 'unexplainable'. Can you clarify why you think they are?
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leftysurprise said: also, read the old testament or translations of even earlier religions, or eastern religions and take them literally. the older religious texts are actual events and more like biographies and history lessons than they are neat stories.
I personally don't ascribe to this idea.. the ancient texts are LOADED with factual errors, such that it's obvious they are not intended to be histories - Genesis 1 and Genesis 2 offer different creation myths. Jonah literally spent three days in the whale? Or is Jonah a proto-model for Christ's Harrowing of Hell, 3 days in which he went Underground (or underwater) to release people from Hell.
What I'm trying to get at here is that when you render these kinds of rich texts to a literal reading, hoping to glean out historical fact, you have reduced them to a kind of literature they were never meant to be. If you want history, read Eusebius...
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Re: Ancient Aliens and Humanity's Extraterrestrial origins. [Re: the bizzle]
#10779087 - 08/01/09 09:13 AM (14 years, 5 months ago) |
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Forgive me if there seems to be holes in my explanation, as I am not an expert. I remember something to the effect of moving 5 ton+ stones, from over 7 miles away through two foot wide jungle paths, up 7710 feet to the site.
Maybe some personal research can help you better understand the holes in the possibilities that these people, used stone on stone technology to stack these stones with such precise cuts that a knife can't even be slipped in between the cracks.
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Re: Ancient Aliens and Humanity's Extraterrestrial origins. [Re: LeftyBurnz]
#10779454 - 08/01/09 11:00 AM (14 years, 5 months ago) |
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good thread.
I personally am completely fine in saying I really don't know one way or the other whether ETs have influenced our history and constructed various monuments. It is tantalizing to think about though. Bob Lazar also said he said photographs of the earth during the last ice age on board the alien spacecraft he supposedly studied, as well as evidence that the ETs had genetically modified the human race.
Do you guys subscribe to Lazars claims, zeta reticuli and all?
I do however think there's a lot of room to dismiss a lot of these claims, mostly because human progress has been demonstrated to NOT be linear, but instead has had peaks and troughs throughout history. The Library of Alexandria is a good example. The vast majority of texts it contained have been lost forever, removed, destroyed in floods and fires, etc. But the few that have been recovered described empirical knowledge that humanity wouldn't recover for 1-2 millennia.
For instance, there was one that very accurately described the size and circumference of the earth, and how the author determined it. There was another that described the scheme of the solar system. And whats more, the texts sometimes refer to other lost texts that sound even more advanced. Like I said, the vast majority of the books are gone probably forever.
Who knows how advanced the human race itself was back in prehistoric times. That map is another example. I'm not discounting an alien influence, but very accurate maps do turn up from time to time. For instance, I recall they found one in china that was a fairly complete map of the whole world, and it predated Magellan by quite a bit. And if you that thats simply more evidence of ETs, I'd like to point out that accurate maps can be created with very simple technology. In fact, modern mapping has only begun to utilize electronics within the last 40 or so years, and yet there are plenty of maps from before that which are highly accurate. Accurate mapping requires disciplined application of mathematical principles more than anything. Just my 2 cents.
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Re: Ancient Aliens and Humanity's Extraterrestrial origins. [Re: mofo]
#10784106 - 08/02/09 05:11 AM (14 years, 5 months ago) |
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Piri Reis Map: From my understanding, this first world map of Piri Reis (he was a Turkish mapmaker) was made in 1513. 20 years after Columbus sailed. He collected several maps (including some 7 maps captured from the Spanish) and including Columbus' maps. He compared all of these maps and created his own 'First World Map'.
Now, considering that this map is actually an amalgamation of several other maps from varying sources, consisting of 20 years of cartography of the New World, it seems to me much more likely that he just extended South America down a bit. A superficial resemblance to Antarctica could be based on Piri Reis' extensive knowledge of land forms. It could be that someone just extended SA a bit. We really don't know - but to just to the conclusion that it preserves pre-Ice Age knowledge seems a little out there when there are other more rational explanations. Looking at the map, I don't even really see Antarctica - I see Brazil and distinctions to the south... why does one even assume Antarctica is on there?
I also notice Piri Reis places 'demons' with no heads and faces on their torso and what looks like fire for hair in Brazil. Does this mean those kinds of people lived there at one time? Maybe pre-Ice Age too... My point being exaggerations like this happen - especially in old maps.
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Re: Ancient Aliens and Humanity's Extraterrestrial origins. [Re: Gojira45]
#10786510 - 08/02/09 03:43 PM (14 years, 5 months ago) |
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Re: Ancient Aliens and Humanity's Extraterrestrial origins. [Re: Bridgeburner]
#10788173 - 08/02/09 08:11 PM (14 years, 5 months ago) |
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b0red5tiff said: http://www.rense.com/general66/solid.htm
Awesome link! Love that kind of stuff
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Re: Ancient Aliens and Humanity's Extraterrestrial origins. [Re: LeftyBurnz]
#10791427 - 08/03/09 10:33 AM (14 years, 5 months ago) |
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stzacrack said: Should this even be mentioned...Stonehenge
I also find Faery "lore", as well as the traditions/practices of tribes all over the world consisting of Earth magick and the symbiotic relationship between these people and the "elementals", and many different types of extra-dimensional beings.
Machu Picchu is another great example of unexplainable construction.
yes, stonehenge falls into this category, i just didnt mention it because it is pretty much the poster ruin of the unexplained on earth. sadly though there have been several "restorations" to stonehenge, and i fear much of the original design and ultimately history of the ruin has been lost. one piece of information that many do not know is that even after these renovations, when looked at from above, stonehenge accurately shows the proportionate distances of the planets in our solar system.
The planets move in elliptical orbits (like an egg) so they aren't consistently at the same distance from the sun.
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I don't claim to know a lot about this, but I'll throw in my thoughts for fun:
I read the bit about a religion starting under mysterious circumstances. Has anyone read the history of Islam? From what I found, it was believed that two "angels" came down bearing a sacred stone (which is now heavily guarded in the Cube at Mecca). This is where the followers of Islam face towards when praying... Seems suspicious to me.
Of course, lots of religions, major ones, began strangely I would say. If you really look at the history of them and not with a biased and closed mind. Christianity is also very suspect, what with one dude in charge of picking and choosing what goes into the "holy book" and what doesn't... as if any sacred text at all should be turned away.
Sound frequencies had a lot to do with the technology of our ancient ancestors. If you look for the "Sound Waves" video on google, you'll actually see how geometrically perfect sound waves are. And if sound waves look like that, I wonder what other waves may look like and how they can affect us.
There are lots of secrets, and there are lots of truths that have been kept from us. It sounds corny when some conspiracy theorist nutcase says plainly, "Take the blinders off and wake up!" but there's so much truth to that. Just look at the way our entire culture and society changed, and not positively. Who reads anymore? Who writes letters with real thought behind them? Look at the food we eat now, and the TV shows we watch, our education system. Maybe it's too much to say that it's all orchestrated by the elite (whoever they are) . . . but that we allowed it to happen is worse.
We need to get healthy, live well, eat well, think for ourselves, do our research, be creative and loving, and not be duped by all the bullshit people try to sell us.
Atlantis was real (likely not called that) Advanced technology already exists Parallel dimensions as well And, of course, UFOs can be real ETs and not just one kind... there's the good ones and the bad ones. Eisenhower made a treaty with a group of them, I think. Greada Treaty.
In relation to the website itself, I will be taking some Ayahuasca tea soon and hope to learn something from the Other Places. DMT is powerful, and natural in our own brains. The Pineal gland is an amazing little thing, just needs a little boost sometimes.
Peace out, good people.
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Re: Ancient Aliens and Humanity's Extraterrestrial origins. [Re: desant]
#12338294 - 04/05/10 08:37 PM (13 years, 9 months ago) |
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Why the conclusion that ancient technology is extra-terrestrial? Could it not be the case that ancient humans were far more advanced and in touch with the technology of NATURE than the traditional history narrative has led us to believe? There are various reasons as to why such a fable of us constantly getting more intelligent and better would be advantageous for those who seek to lead us down certain undesirable paths...
Religious texts? Religious texts are much more profound and verifiable through reason when considered allegorically. To interpret them as being literal is not only an example of confirmation bias, but also reduces them to materialism and does a disservice to their transcendent nature.
This alien stuff goes very deep and perhaps you would change your tune if you realized the extent to which people have been indoctrinated into believing it. Even the skeptical type seem inclined to believe without empirical evidence...
Nor does the probability argument mean anything until we find at least one other planet with intelligent life, especially since our existence is very, very improbable.
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Re: Ancient Aliens and Humanity's Extraterrestrial origins. [Re: LeftyBurnz]
#12349614 - 04/07/10 03:35 PM (13 years, 9 months ago) |
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I didn't read all the responses but this thread reminded me of a really interesting read I came across the other day. It's entertaining, if nothing else. Just thought I'd pass it on.. Click
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Re: Ancient Aliens and Humanity's Extraterrestrial origins. [Re: viginti tres]
#12351073 - 04/07/10 07:24 PM (13 years, 9 months ago) |
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