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if ever you thought there was something odd (fishy?) about evolutionary theory, this video will answer your questions.
a technical anthropological analysis of acheological finds.
extremely eye-opening.
Monday, October 05, 2009
Sunday, October 04, 2009
Friday, October 02, 2009
more of my dogma.
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in the footsteps of michael cremo, tedd st. rain documents ancient artifacts found in america. very interesting lecture on the diversity of unusual items found while mining and making roads in the last 150 years.
in the footsteps of michael cremo, tedd st. rain documents ancient artifacts found in america. very interesting lecture on the diversity of unusual items found while mining and making roads in the last 150 years.
Thursday, October 01, 2009
obvious.
http://www.world-science.net/othernews/090930_hyenas
to anyone but an evolutionist bent on finding a link between humans and primates, it would be obvious that a pack animal would be better at co-operating than a herbivorous tree-dweller.
also generally, meat-eaters tend to be smarter than those who only eat grass.
why?
because grass doesn`t run when you hunt it.
to anyone but an evolutionist bent on finding a link between humans and primates, it would be obvious that a pack animal would be better at co-operating than a herbivorous tree-dweller.
also generally, meat-eaters tend to be smarter than those who only eat grass.
why?
because grass doesn`t run when you hunt it.
the evolution of the gym.
three years ago i seperated and moved in with friends. they were good enough to allow me to set ap a small gym in thier garage. i trained there for four months until i moved to my new apartment.
the bottom picture is from the back room of my apartment. one night i got a knock on my door late. the guy at the door asked if i had heard a large bang an hour or so before. he said the bang was so loud it knocked everything out of his bathroom cabinet. i said i hadn`t heard a thing.
later i realised that it was 245 pounds hitting the rubber mats when i was doing power-cleans. i had to laugh.
when i moved from my apartment this march i made a new gym in my girlfriend`s basement where the second picture was taken.
the new gym features a two level rack that i made out of two-by-fours that will support 700 pounds for shrugs and short range bench press. the lower level is for lower bench press and partial deadlifts. the rubber mats are great for saving the laminate flooring and for saving the concrete floor of my friend`s garage.
the dedicated warrior will find a way to stay battle-ready....y`know, for when the kids get out of hand....
the bottom picture is from the back room of my apartment. one night i got a knock on my door late. the guy at the door asked if i had heard a large bang an hour or so before. he said the bang was so loud it knocked everything out of his bathroom cabinet. i said i hadn`t heard a thing.
later i realised that it was 245 pounds hitting the rubber mats when i was doing power-cleans. i had to laugh.
when i moved from my apartment this march i made a new gym in my girlfriend`s basement where the second picture was taken.
the new gym features a two level rack that i made out of two-by-fours that will support 700 pounds for shrugs and short range bench press. the lower level is for lower bench press and partial deadlifts. the rubber mats are great for saving the laminate flooring and for saving the concrete floor of my friend`s garage.
the dedicated warrior will find a way to stay battle-ready....y`know, for when the kids get out of hand....
Wednesday, September 30, 2009
Tuesday, September 29, 2009
Monday, September 28, 2009
motherwell
now that i`m re-visiting some of my favorite artists....here`s a motherwell. not a lot to do with crop circles...unless you are talking about the one`s made by people.
speaking of art.
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speaking of art, i can understand how a man, or a group, would want to make large images.
in the fields of england and elsewhere we have seen people striving to express themselves in fields of cereal.
these images are dramatic and awe-inspiring in thier size and structure.
jackson pollock would have been impressed.
speaking of art, i can understand how a man, or a group, would want to make large images.
in the fields of england and elsewhere we have seen people striving to express themselves in fields of cereal.
these images are dramatic and awe-inspiring in thier size and structure.
jackson pollock would have been impressed.
Sunday, September 27, 2009
not photoshop.
and apparently the bloke claiming to have made it suffers from a lack of credibility also/
Saturday, September 26, 2009
features of crop circles.
http://www.cropcirclequest.com/beaumont_lodged/index.html
what critics and debunkers don`t address regarding crop circles is the variety of ways that the crops are laid down onto the surface of the field where it grows.
the debunker`s view is that men with planks enter the field and press the crops down with planks or rolling bars following pre-laid strings and posts. while this certainly accounts for many images left in the crops, it in no way explains some of the ways that the crops in the link above are formed.
planks cannot overlay and twist and braid the stalks of the crops....in fact, in fact the mind struggles to figure how any force on earth could have formed such an intricate effect.
hoaxers, pranksters and promoters certainly formed many of the images catalogued and readily available via the web, but not this one.
what critics and debunkers don`t address regarding crop circles is the variety of ways that the crops are laid down onto the surface of the field where it grows.
the debunker`s view is that men with planks enter the field and press the crops down with planks or rolling bars following pre-laid strings and posts. while this certainly accounts for many images left in the crops, it in no way explains some of the ways that the crops in the link above are formed.
planks cannot overlay and twist and braid the stalks of the crops....in fact, in fact the mind struggles to figure how any force on earth could have formed such an intricate effect.
hoaxers, pranksters and promoters certainly formed many of the images catalogued and readily available via the web, but not this one.
couldn`t be clearer.
http://ca.news.yahoo.com/s/reuters/090926/world/international_us_latam_africa_2
miserable little tinpot dictator tries to align himself with the enemies of our enemies......
miserable little tinpot dictator tries to align himself with the enemies of our enemies......
Thursday, September 24, 2009
doug and dave.
http://www.museumofhoaxes.com/dougdave.html
http://ufologie.net/htm/cropbower01.htm
i`m not sure whether these two could have made the circle pictured below. a couple of sixty year-olds with planks would have been well pushed to make that monster. but anything is possible, except for one thing.
they had both been dead for years before the image appeared.
http://ufologie.net/htm/cropbower01.htm
i`m not sure whether these two could have made the circle pictured below. a couple of sixty year-olds with planks would have been well pushed to make that monster. but anything is possible, except for one thing.
they had both been dead for years before the image appeared.
my point.....
is that, this pattern is made up of 409 individual cirlces stretching across 780 feet of a farmer`s field.
assuming that a hoaxer would have free access to this site for the full period of darkness without interruption, he would have, at best, 8 hours of darkness.
within this timeframe he and his assistants, if he had them, would have to stamp out 409 circles.
(sorry, i just laughed then.)
i divided 8 into 409 and got 51.1
this means that he and his agents would have had to be making 51.1 circles in an hour.
around one each minute or so.
and i can`t say with certainty that his feat is impossible, but fairly improbable in the scope of human behaviour.
so let`s ask a simple question.
why would a human or humans do such a thing?
in the cases that we know whereby humans have come forward to say they did hoax circles, they said they did them for a variety of reasons.
1) a practical joke.
2) to prove that humans are making them.
3) to dis-prove an unexplained phenominological reason for the formation of these circles, for whatever private or group agenda they may subscribe to. (mostly religious or scientific)
in all of these instances the hoaxer eventually comes forward to lay claim to the circle.
when we look at the majority of the clean, clearly machine laid-out images that are documented on a variety of sites at our fingertips, we find that nobody is coming forward to claim to have made them.
why?
because they would have to prove how they did it...
assuming that a hoaxer would have free access to this site for the full period of darkness without interruption, he would have, at best, 8 hours of darkness.
within this timeframe he and his assistants, if he had them, would have to stamp out 409 circles.
(sorry, i just laughed then.)
i divided 8 into 409 and got 51.1
this means that he and his agents would have had to be making 51.1 circles in an hour.
around one each minute or so.
and i can`t say with certainty that his feat is impossible, but fairly improbable in the scope of human behaviour.
so let`s ask a simple question.
why would a human or humans do such a thing?
in the cases that we know whereby humans have come forward to say they did hoax circles, they said they did them for a variety of reasons.
1) a practical joke.
2) to prove that humans are making them.
3) to dis-prove an unexplained phenominological reason for the formation of these circles, for whatever private or group agenda they may subscribe to. (mostly religious or scientific)
in all of these instances the hoaxer eventually comes forward to lay claim to the circle.
when we look at the majority of the clean, clearly machine laid-out images that are documented on a variety of sites at our fingertips, we find that nobody is coming forward to claim to have made them.
why?
because they would have to prove how they did it...
Wednesday, September 23, 2009
crop circles.
over the years i have been fascinated, frustrated and now mostly disappointed by ufo reports, documentaries and interviews.
i have mostly lost interest in the field, but when it comes to crop circles my fascination persists unabated.
now, i`m not correlating ufos and crop circles in any way. i pesonally think the crop circle is a natural phenomena that has eluded detection, and not something sinsiter or dangerous to humanity.
anyway, enjoy the documentary for what it is. an exploration into the unexplained.
Tuesday, September 22, 2009
the next part of the very very cool video.
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i assume that you watched the first part of this video.
if you didn`t, or have no intention of watching the first part, ignore this part.
if you did watch the first part, and didn`t jump ahead and find this second part on your own, then you will really enjoy this second part.
i assume that you watched the first part of this video.
if you didn`t, or have no intention of watching the first part, ignore this part.
if you did watch the first part, and didn`t jump ahead and find this second part on your own, then you will really enjoy this second part.
Saturday, September 19, 2009
Thursday, September 17, 2009
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