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Recent content by Cyber

  1. Cyber

    Westall incident

    AI?
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    Westall incident

    ^^^ Yeah but aren't these select few Rogan brings on professional grifters who he knows bring in clicks. there's astronomy professors from Harvard https://avi-loeb.medium.com/the-scientific-revolution-of-interstellar-objects-b8d9278bc05f Psychiatry professors from Harvard NOVA Online/Kidnapped...
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    Westall incident

    Ok so it might be possible to come up with low tech solutions (I'm not an engineer) using our 21st century brains. However in ancient times it's also a question of mobilisation of men and resources to tackle an overwhelming building problem. the further back in time you go (Gobleke tepe or...
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    Westall incident

    Yes, if Caligula was able to bring it to Rome in 37CE then why not the Egyptians right? Problem is this is based on stories about 900 men working day and night with ropes and pulleys and 3 x giant ships both of which were sunk in Rome's harbour. Ships were described as "giant" purpose built for...
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    Westall incident

    Ask yourself what's the heaviest stone you could carry on a wooden raft? I know archaeologists claim up to 90 tonnes, but has this been demonstrated using a replica ancient barge? answer - no. And even then what about 1000 tonne obelisks?. I'm sorry but archaeologists also engage in far fetched...
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    Westall incident

    Keep in mind archaeologists claim locals used canoes to carry up to 90 tonne Nan Madol Ruins – Pohnpei Eco-Adventure Guide And how did they erect such massive stones in elevated positions? again coconut fibre is a rather lazy method to explain this away Gunung Padang is a pyramid in Indonesia...
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    Westall incident

    Sorry yes I can confirm your numbers are almost correct. The heaviest moai ever carved is an unfinished statue named "El Gigante," which weighs an estimated 160–182 metric tons and is located at the Rano Raraku quarry. But you are right, the heaviest moai that was ever successfully erected...
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    Westall incident

    If you check the buried Moai heads they are 80-300 tonnes. Stating the obvious, stone age technology using coconut fibre simply doesn't explain it. Same with Nan Madol. Nan Madol: The City Built on Coral Reefs I'm afraid its like archaeologists trying to explain building a pyramid built 5000...
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    Westall incident

    Good idea to check right, hence my point about the cover up being extensive. Children and adults saw multiple small civilian planes flying in circles over Westall that day. But Moorabbin airport has no record of odd craft on radars or reports from pilots seeing saucers. Again I believe the...
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    Westall incident

    Archaeologists in Egypt make sweeping assumptions when their theories conflict with geological evidence and challenging engineering/materials hurdles. to illustrate similar levels of obstinate intellectual timewasting lets go for a trip to easter Island. Archaeologists (like from Birmingham...
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    Westall incident

    Oh sorry, I meant there are parallels between Homer Simpson looking dude dressing in a gorilla suit and a couple of drunk Englishmen staggering into a cornfield with planks of wood. Both are unlikely to explain either mathematically complex crop circles or some frat boy in gorilla suit being...
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    Westall incident

    It is plausible alien abductions are a form of secret human experimentation. experimentation directly on humans is severely limited due to most countries being international signatories to ethical and moral frameworks involving human and animal experimentation. So I would not be surprised if...
  13. Cyber

    what is happening to 3I Atlas?

    Fair enough, you make good points. the best way to answer criticism is more evidence.
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    Westall incident

    Mass hysteria is very poorly understood. It was being used as a convenient foil to invalidate all the children's experience, A strong case against mass hysteria is the success the author had in obtaining between 80-100 independent testimonies (I think the film and book came out back in 2003) all...
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    Westall incident

    If you watch the video there was consensus among the kids on the overall metallic structure of the object having a saucer shape, with a raised dome in the middle and a ring of windows below. It was silent and when it flew away it rotated on its axis. Mass eyewitness testimony is very hard to...
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