zoser, on 19 January 2013 - 09:48 AM, said:
There is no feasible explanations to account for the precision building.
It's just not replicatable using known methods. . The artefacts speak for themselves.
Who said there is no feasible explanation? You should be saying there is an 'element' of uncertainty, and thats all.
Because this style of building, ie: polygonal walls - was used all throughout the med - as pointed out, with pics too. So by this statement you must include Roman and Greek buildings, who also used polygonal walls, long before PP. Someone on a vid says its not replicable? Well then why is it found all over the med...if its not replicable?
And you blindly believe it... and then are foolish enough to try convince others? But the Romans and Greeks left records, but you wont research that will you? No - for you - research is, watching one guys vids, hearing his struggle to understand, not understanding yourself, and so repeating the hogwash to others
Well brave researcher, go research the 'other' many and varied polygonal structures that were posted, and read up about the construction methods used, and you may become further enlightened.
You see if Brien, Roger and Dunn were presented with the Roman and Greek 'ancient' polygonal structures..THEIR understanding will increase and the mystery will become less of a mystery, and more of a hat tilt to the ancients. Period!
Brien has 600 something vids and 5,400 subscribers, and has had 3,176,725 vid views. So as far as I know this means he is earning advertising revenue or whatever it is, from youtube itself. A nice little earner indeed, heck Id be making vids daily if I had avid followers who swallowed anything I said ... and increasing my wage. Plus the vids etc also
help sell HIS BOOKS!
A common strategy indeed....
Plus as I said hundreds of posts ago, he is
a tour guide and is responsible for
increasing revenue!
What better way than to lure people/increase tours and revenue, to this 'strange and mysterious ancient site" than with a few mysteries thrown in? A few hints of aliens?
Heck If I even thought aliens had been anywhere and there was perhaps undeniable proof... Id have been there by now.
SO WOULD MANY WELL RESPECTED SCIENTISTS, ARCHEOLOGISTS and the like. Yet this guy is trying to
increase visitors, ie: no-one's really that bothered about it, and they are not flocking there in droves to see it. Why do you think that is?
But I do suffer from skepticism, while at the same time wanting to believe. Which is the ONLY reason Ive even looked into this myself, and as you know Ive made some very interesting discoveries. Now why is that zoser? Its because I look at the bigger picture while you just focus on curios details that man spouts - while scratching his averagely educated head....and muttering
same tactic Lloyd Pie used with his Starchild skull. Long ago I - perhaps sarcastically, wrote that I should send you an email saying I have 56 million pounds I want to transfer to your account and that you can have 30% for just holding it in your bank account. You know, the Nigerian scam? Thats how you come across, that you will believe anything!
Because thats
all that he is doing. Hinting at things you
want to believe in, luring you in - with the creation of a mystery where there is only uncertainty, and many veiled or direct statements of "must have had help from ancient lazer beams" etc
kerching...
Edited by seeder, 19 January 2013 - 02:15 PM.
It's not the depth of the rabbit hole that bugs me... It's all the rabbit poop you stumble over on your way down...
“It's easier to fool people - than to convince them that they have been fooled.” Mark Twain
"Very funny, Scotty. Now beam down my clothes"