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#151    Sensible Logic

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Posted 20 March 2012 - 08:54 PM

View Postnopeda, on 20 March 2012 - 08:29 PM, said:

If we have been visited before, or even if any other intelligent beings have ever had influence on developing planets anywhere but not here, I feel I'm in a better position than people who think it's not possible.

If it's true it would explain why ancient people wrote about it. It could explain why only humans have languages and make complex tools and dwellings and why we don't have fur and possibly even how humans managed to survive at all since a naked human is one of the most helpless creatures on the planet. I believe it's safe to say that few humans today could survive naked on the plains of Africa very long, for example. It would also explain how our moon got into such an unlikely orbit and rotation position and why it's the distance between Earth and sun to give the sort of eclipse it does. The list goes on, yet you can't appreciate any of those things, can you? I can though because for some reason I finally realised how it all could tie together and make sense of a bunch of things that don't seem to make sense on their own. In general I believe it's more likely than not that space traveling beings have project planets some places in the universe, so from that pov there's no reason to believe we aren't living on one. From that position,  considering things it would explain if it were true makes it seem more likely than not that we really are on one.

I find it amazing that aliens could have moved our moon into position but when it came to building the pyramids they needed humans to haul the stones.  

Your realization came not from an abundance of evidence but from the variety of fantasy stories that exist in the world and you so want those stories to be true you will ignore the lack of evidence to support them and any evidence that may contradict them.

The reason not to believe in project planets in the universe and the Earth being one of them is there is no evidence to support it.
The sheer odds of a civilization advancing, developing space travel, deciding to search our little corner of the galaxy, arriving at just the right time and actually helping us is so huge, you would have a greater chance of winning several lotteries in a single year. - SensibleLogic

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Posted 20 March 2012 - 08:55 PM

View Postnopeda, on 20 March 2012 - 08:52 PM, said:

No. That was bullsh*t. One of the things I challenged those guys about was to try explaining what they think it's in reference to when people use the term "faster than light". My question to them and now to you is:

Faster than light relative to what?

They could never agree on an answer. I say the speed of light is relative to the point from which is was emitted. On Earth speed is relative to the surface of the Earth, but in space there is no such reference. There was also a stupid amount of time wasted by them trying to persuade me to believe Mallard ducks can dive and chase fish, even though certainly in general they can not. The posters tried very hard to find some examples proving that Mallards can dive and chase fish, but imo they never succeeded. What very few examples they were able to find of Mallards going under water and coming back with a fish seemed to be the result of situations in which the bird got lucky and just happened to grab one. It's very unusual for Mallards to submerge at all, and the only thing they found of Mallards doing so on any sort of regular basis was one group of them who would dive for some sort of shellfish that don't have to be chased. The people who reported having seen them do it were astonished to see Mallards dive even that much, yet some of the people in the forum wanted me to believe it's a common thing for Mallards to dive and chase fish. They went to a good deal of effort to try to persuade me to believe something that's not true, and felt superior for trying to do it.


WHATEVER. Youve been rumbled. Man... you still banging the same drum from 2010? Get outta here. I wont bother looking into the other Forums your name came up on, but this is a hint at what a little research can do.  :tu:

Im done with you. Flame away, I wont waste my time no matter what enticements you throw my way. I will spend my time with other worthy posters!

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Posted 20 March 2012 - 09:03 PM

View PostSensible Logic, on 20 March 2012 - 08:19 PM, said:

What it boils down to for skeptics is not belief but the existence or lack thereof of evidence to support aliens having visited the Earth in the past.  Without the evidence to support the belief, it remains just a belief and never becomes a reality no matter how much one may want it to be.
Descriptions of beings from the heavens by ancient people is now evidence to me. The whole concept makes sense that the xts would have direct contact with humans for a while, then stop having contact and let us develop on our own for a while, then come back hopefully to help us move on to the next phase of the project rather than to scrap this project and try something else here instead. If they think we should spend more efforts on benefitting from the free bounties of space than on killing each other, we may be fkd.

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Posted 20 March 2012 - 09:04 PM

View Postnopeda, on 20 March 2012 - 08:29 PM, said:

If we have been visited before, or even if any other intelligent beings have ever had influence on developing planets anywhere but not here, I feel I'm in a better position than people who think it's not possible.
Who has said it is not possible for aliens to have been here?


View Postnopeda, on 20 March 2012 - 08:29 PM, said:

If it's true it would explain why ancient people wrote about it.
The only way to arrive at this interpretation is to anachronistically filter the information from antiquity through a modern day UFOlogy mindset.  These same ancient writings were interpreted as angels, gods, and demons before notions of aliens entered our thought processes.

I'm not saying that your interpretation is wrong, mind you, but that because of the very nature of these things your interpretation cannot be confirmed as correct.  From a general standpoint you could just as easily be wrong as you could be right.  From an established historical context standpoint, and interpreted from the point of view of the ancients themselves...  the probability of your interpretation being accurate begins to drop dramatically.


View Postnopeda, on 20 March 2012 - 08:29 PM, said:

It could explain why only humans have languages and make complex tools and dwellings and why we don't have fur and possibly even how humans managed to survive at all since a naked human is one of the most helpless creatures on the planet.
So can evolution.


View Postnopeda, on 20 March 2012 - 08:29 PM, said:

I believe it's safe to say that few humans today could survive naked on the plains of Africa very long, for example.
If they were plucked out of a city and dropped into the situation out of the blue I'd agree.  If they were there the whole time, developed there, grew up there, I'd disagree.  People do still live on the plains of Africa even today; without any alien assistance at all...


View Postnopeda, on 20 March 2012 - 08:29 PM, said:

It would also explain how our moon got into such an unlikely orbit and rotation position and why it's the distance between Earth and sun to give the sort of eclipse it does.
You might want to look into current theories about the moon.  If you are suggesting that it was put here by aliens...  well...  I'll just hope that you aren't suggesting that.


View Postnopeda, on 20 March 2012 - 08:29 PM, said:

The list goes on, yet you can't appreciate any of those things, can you? I can though because for some reason I finally realised how it all could tie together and make sense of a bunch of things that don't seem to make sense on their own.
I can't appreciate those things?  Why not?  I can understand the point of view that you are describing.  I don't agree with your interpretations, but I understand where you are coming from.


View Postnopeda, on 20 March 2012 - 08:29 PM, said:

In general I believe it's more likely than not that space traveling beings have project planets some places in the universe, so from that pov there's no reason to believe we aren't living on one. From that position,  considering things it would explain if it were true makes it seem more likely than not that we really are on one.
Aliens might be flying all over the galaxy for all we know.  They may have paid us a visit at some point in the past, or at many points in the past.  I don't claim to know one way or the other.

The problem though, is that the evidence put forth by the AA series and even the several things you've listed out here in this post, do not support the conclusion that aliens most definitely have been here.  And that is the actual point.  Each of these things have alternate explanations; and many people would suggest that there are a multitude of more plausible explanations for each of them than aliens.

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Posted 20 March 2012 - 09:24 PM

Hi to Bouncer,booNyzarC,Sensible Logic, and anyone else who has looked at this loada bulldust.The guy is just Rabbiting on the same subject repeatedly,I and probabaly yourselves have had enough ,so Nopeda old son you are off my list for good,cheerio have a nice solitary confinement..
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Posted 20 March 2012 - 09:30 PM

View Postspud the mackem, on 20 March 2012 - 09:24 PM, said:

Hi to Bouncer,booNyzarC,Sensible Logic, and anyone else who has looked at this loada bulldust.The guy is just Rabbiting on the same subject repeatedly,I and probabaly yourselves have had enough ,so Nopeda old son you are off my list for good,cheerio have a nice solitary confinement..

:tu: hehehe , yeh and did you see my post where he was on about the same subject 2 years ago on the other forum? They'd had enough too...

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Posted 20 March 2012 - 09:46 PM

View Postbouncer, on 20 March 2012 - 09:30 PM, said:

:tu: hehehe , yeh and did you see my post where he was on about the same subject 2 years ago on the other forum? They'd had enough too...

Hi again,Well I am usually fairly tolerant and will listen or try to see the other guys point ,but that was getting beyond a joke,I bet he could talk a glass eye to sleep,Just imagine him in a London pub with a few beers under his belt,ha ha he would exit through a window without it being opened.Yep saw your posts and you tried to reason,but I'm afraid you cant reason with an Oxo cube,cheers mate
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Posted 20 March 2012 - 09:50 PM

View Postspud the mackem, on 20 March 2012 - 09:46 PM, said:

Hi again,Well I am usually fairly tolerant and will listen or try to see the other guys point ,but that was getting beyond a joke,I bet he could talk a glass eye to sleep,Just imagine him in a London pub with a few beers under his belt,ha ha he would exit through a window without it being opened.Yep saw your posts and you tried to reason,but I'm afraid you cant reason with an Oxo cube,cheers mate

:w00t: :w00t: :w00t:   Ah man that was  funny read, thanks!  Did you see the bit where he was saying the guys on the other forums were trying to persuade him mallards can duck under and get fish, and of course he wasn't having any of it? WTF?

Bet they were playing with him and he took it serious.. :w00t:

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Posted 20 March 2012 - 10:08 PM

View Postbouncer, on 20 March 2012 - 09:50 PM, said:

:w00t: :w00t: :w00t:   Ah man that was  funny read, thanks!  Did you see the bit where he was saying the guys on the other forums were trying to persuade him mallards can duck under and get fish, and of course he wasn't having any of it? WTF?

Bet they were playing with him and he took it serious.. :w00t:

Seriously ???? The guy must be as thick as a horse blanket,Mallards are vegetarian,they only eat bread or grass that sort of thing,I've tried them with a bit of ham when I go on my canal boat ,and its ignored,but chuck them a bit of crust and they are mates for life..What other forums did he make himself obnoxious on ??? I guess he should apply for a job at the South Pole as a guide to tourists...cheers
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Posted 20 March 2012 - 10:11 PM

View Postspud the mackem, on 20 March 2012 - 10:08 PM, said:

Seriously ???? The guy must be as thick as a horse blanket,Mallards are vegetarian,they only eat bread or grass that sort of thing,I've tried them with a bit of ham when I go on my canal boat ,and its ignored,but chuck them a bit of crust and they are mates for life..What other forums did he make himself obnoxious on ??? I guess he should apply for a job at the South Pole as a guide to tourists...cheers


see the bottom 2 or 3 posts here for the duck story and links to the other forum

http://www.unexplain...c=223469&st=135

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Posted 20 March 2012 - 11:40 PM

View Postnopeda, on 20 March 2012 - 08:33 PM, said:

The billions of star systems and what humans have managed to accomplish make it seem more likely than not that there are beings with project planets in the universe imo.
And the billions of actual living people who have certainly lived on this planet doing incredible things are less significant than your make-believe astrobeings traveling around the universe?

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The fact that we don't have evidence for it is as signicant as the fact that ants in Egypt don't have evidence that New Jersey exists. It is meaningless.
Don't put yourself down like that. You and I are much smarter than ants. After all, mankind was able to discover New Jersey and we could prove extraterrestrial life exists, if it did exist.

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Posted 21 March 2012 - 12:12 AM

View Postnopeda, on 20 March 2012 - 05:21 PM, said:

Maybe there are no references to beings from other worlds in any ancient buildings or texts, which is what it seems you would like me to believe. I believe they exist regardless of whether xts have been here or not, and I believe it's common knowledge that they exist because people talk about them. If there are any you want to discuss then you tell me which examples and what you want to suggest about them. Unless you want us to pretend there aren't any, and if you do you also need to explain how we could pretend that.

I don't want you to stop believing, I want you to show some examples! Real, solid examples. I would like nothing more than to believe humans have had contact with aliens, but I have yet to see solid evidence. And you have yet to present any despite repeated requests to do so.

View Postnopeda, on 20 March 2012 - 08:12 PM, said:

Since I'm aware that humans have built lots of things without the direct aid of xts, finding that some few humans have learned to move big rocks around without modern equipment wouldn't have an impact on my impression of whether or not xts have had any influence here. If they did it could explain a number of things including some anomolies about the moon I've always wondered about including others I was unaware of until recently, and why humans are the only creatures with spoken language, and written language, and who build complicated tools. Birds and apes using sticks to get grubs doesn't count to me. It could also explain why we don't have fur. There are more, but apparently none of those significant things mean anything to you, so more almost certainly wouldn't either.

What anomalies with the moon?

Re: humans not having fur: evolution

Re: humans using tools: evolution

Re: humans having spoken language: evolution

These "significant things" aren't that significant. It's just evolution.

View Postnopeda, on 20 March 2012 - 09:03 PM, said:

Descriptions of beings from the heavens by ancient people is now evidence to me.

So myths and fairy tales are evidence to you? So that means you also believe in vampires, werewolves, leprechauns, unicorns, mermaids, gorgons, centaurs, etc. Or are you just picking and choosing which myths to believe?

I think we'd all agree that at the very least you believe in trolls... :rofl:

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Posted 21 March 2012 - 12:16 AM

View Postshadowlark, on 21 March 2012 - 12:12 AM, said:



I think we'd all agree that at the very least you believe in trolls... :rofl:


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Posted 21 March 2012 - 02:36 AM

View Postnopeda, on 20 March 2012 - 06:56 PM, said:

Don't worry about the guy, or his hair. He does that to fk with people like you, so unless you want to fall for it don't be quite so much like you.

What, are you suggesting I be more like you? :rofl: No thanks, I am good.

You seem to be missing a great deal here, the guy with the funny hair, Giorgio Tsoukalos, is the main person to carry the Ancient Aliens torch. He is not messing with anyone, by the way the language filters are in place for a reason, he is touting what his version of the wild ideals already put forth by others. He is just the next person in line after Daniken, Stitchin and Temple, not to mention the fringe crackpots like Icke. He is not messing with me in any way, I think his hair is the only thing he has going for him.

View Postnopeda, on 20 March 2012 - 06:56 PM, said:

If this is a project planet for some xts and God/Jehova is running it, then we can certainly think of that being as our God. That's the being Ezekial was referring to, whether he exists or not.
There are countless reasons he could be referred to as son of man, and most likely it was to recognise his position. He might have been the first full blooded human the xts had much direct contact with, for example. Or maybe the first one in that particular stage of the operation, or whatever...

God is running a biological experiment on earth? Good Lord. Didn't use much logic when creating the laryngeal nerve of the Giraffe did he. LINK - Some More of God's Greatest Mistakes

How do you find wild speculation to be evidence? The references used, such as Son of Man are Biblical references. Why would a Biblical reference, which we have, not be the influence, but some whacky story about human hybrids (which DNA studies do not support), which we do not have, that you made up, be the correct answer? You are making this up as you go along, and you are telling me this musing trumps the fossil record and basic genetic makeup? I just do not see Occam's razor in that. Even if we found life in Europa, it does not automatically mean that it did not originate on Earth, and therefore alien. Guessing games are not proof. Your "Massive blocks" inferences in your OP was shown to be an erroneous assumption, you asked how could these things be done, and you were shown, several times by several people. Did that not help the penny drop? Now considering your OP, you also say: It seems more likely than not that there are beings who can get around in space in the universe. . Well, no it does not. Physics are the same wherever you go, if you head over to Messier 104, you will have to use the same principals you use here. Any trip through space is either going to be extraordinary long, and if taking advantage of time dilation and contraction , a one way journey. Please do not start speculating wormholes and the like, many have already, and none have an actual answer. Not so much as a testable hypothesis.                                  

View Postnopeda, on 20 March 2012 - 06:56 PM, said:

The xts would use whatever sort of faces they wanted to, and the real "boss" xts probably rarely if ever set foot on this planet imo. To me it seems most likely that they "built/grew" bodies they could control from the safety of their "home" which would be whatever vehicle they were residing in at the time. It gets more complicated from there, but if you can get that far and want to move on let me know.

Then why would they build bodies that do not seem to be as functional as the lowly "experiments" and rely on representation of earth animals? That just makes no sense at all. I think you might have watched Avatar one too many times.

View Postnopeda, on 20 March 2012 - 06:56 PM, said:

There are many reasons why they might not look like the ets of today. One reason could be because they only use the human looking remotes when dealing directly with humans, and they use the little et remotes when buzzing around in their air vehcles. I expect they can build/grow their own remotes, or drones, or whatever you want to call them. Sometimes they are "killed" when the xts are done with them, and probably other times they are kept and re-used. The beings who came in and had contact with ancient humans during that phase of the project may specialize in that particular phase, and after it was completed on Earth moved on to another project. Maybe they will return for another phase later but wouldn't want to keep the old remotes around and try to help them survive all those thousands of years. Or maybe they will keep them around and some of the Gods of old actually will return...

So why do no human "remotes" show up in morgues? Why are all specimens quite human? And this still does not explain why they would change "remotes" appearances. According to this nonsense, they interacted with peoples 2,000 years ago, so why would they not appear to people today in the same format? And why have we not dug up some "old remotes"? No four faced anthropomorphic fossils have shown up that I am aware of.

View Postnopeda, on 20 March 2012 - 06:56 PM, said:

I said Ezekiel's description is proof that ancient people considered the existence of beings from other worlds, which it is.

I do not consider it so, if anything peoples then were referring to another realm. Space was something wrapped around earth as far as those peoples were concerned. It would be centuries before even the Ptolemaic Model was recognised. It begs the question, if peoples were so in touch with other worldy visitors, why would they insist the earth was the centre of the Universe? Kinda shuts down other planets.

The Ptolemaic order of spheres from Earth outward is:
Moon
Mercury
Venus
Sun
Mars
Jupiter
Saturn
Fixed Stars
Sphere of Prime Mover

View Postnopeda, on 20 March 2012 - 06:56 PM, said:

From my pov Occams Razor works as well if not better for xt influence than it does for everything just working out the way it has by chance.

I just cannot see it. All I see is a convoluted mess trying to qualify a nonsensical musing.

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Are you familiar with the fossil record? It has been a long and arduous struggle for survival, that is why 99% of species that have ever existed on the earth died out before the rise of man.

View Postnopeda, on 20 March 2012 - 06:56 PM, said:

What I said people have a long way to go about is considering the possibility that the ancient people who wrote about beings from off planet were not lying. I believe you would have a long way to go on that and so would the majority of people on this forum, from what I've seen so far. And it doesn't seem like you should be ashamed of it either, if for some reason you have confidence that no xts have ever been here.

Yes, there is a very long way to go, but not simply from my perspective, but the validity of the Bible, as I said, it is impossible that it is entirely accurate due to the existence of freshwater organisms. Are you taking this into account? You seem to be brushing over the most important fact here, that being that the Bible is proven to be inaccurate. Yet you are trying to tell me that one needs to "open one's mind" to look past these inaccuracies and swallow the very tall tale of the Bible being an accurate record. That is not moving forward, that is sticking one's head in the sand. That I think one should be ashamed of touting such nonsense as even a hypothesis, as the real information which counters these musings lies at your very fingertips via the same resource you used to garner this nonsense and cook up this tall tale. Hubbard and Whorehillion have already trodden this path down, you are a bit late of the mark the way I see it.

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Posted 21 March 2012 - 02:42 AM

View Postnopeda, on 20 March 2012 - 07:47 PM, said:

The huge rocks etc are only a part of it, but since no one here appears able to appreciate the concept of xt influence at all there doesn't seem much point to go into any of the other things too other than to say that even if no xts ever helped any humans move big rocks it still would seem as or more likely than not that such beings have had influence on this planet. And from my pov it is much more likely than not that there are space traveling beings who have project planets in some parts of the universe, even if we don't happen to be living on one or within 1000 light years of one.


You do realise that you are describing Magrathea?

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