Discovered in a rice field in yogyakarta in Indonesia, crop circles consisting of triangles and circles are creating debate about their origins. Are they man-made? Alien-made? Nature-made?Some argue this unique symbology resembles some religious symbols from the Hindu religion and therefore, are man-made. Others argue this is the result of extraterrestrial activity. Crop circles have been more frequent the last thirty to forty years and have often been argued as extraterrestrial in origin. However, in 1991, two Americans publicly confessed as creating these as a prank bragging about their success being done in under an hour.
One local astronomer denies the extraterrestrial involvement stating this must be man-made due to the lack of any indication of the crop circles resulting from some natural phenomena.
Discuss the facts, data or evidence that might support one claim over another. Are the UFO advocates too fictional in their thinking or do they really have an argument?
Greetings;
ReplyDeleteConsider, if you are willing;
"Beware the bearers of false gifts and their broken promises. Much pain but still time - there is good out there. We Oppose deception. Conduit closing."
" What is the meaning of this message?
A: The first thing that was intended was to demonize the crop circle phenomenon. The second thing was to give those who are susceptible the impression that their favorite gray aliens might be "good guys." The third thing intended was to send a message of doubt."
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