Theorists?

[Senna1Rossi]

I believe in flat earth. Anyone else? How aboot that earth is aboot 6,000 years old.

[benji]

Possibly flat earth, I don't see why not, kinda makes sense actually. But I think the earth and society are far older than we think. I think maybe there was a previous civilisation, or maybe a different species with a civilisation that fell due to climate change or some other disaster. When i drive thru town and see the few brick buildings that are in town, sometimes I imagine what would happen after 1,000 years of abandonment- fires, floods, weather damage. It would look a lot like ancient mesoamerican citys- nothing but empty brick and stone buildings left.

[90GTVert]

Flat earth makes no sense at all to me. I don't see how, unless you are willing to discredit physics totally and assume that essentially everything we've ever seen or heard about pretty much any travel greater than across a small area is false. When we start to say all science is false, I'm out. The earth being 6,000 years old is a creationist idea. It is a religious debate, which we aren't going to get into here.

[niz76]

I'm more apt to believe the 'Hollow Earth' theories. Sadly though, most of us will never know if these theories are true or just wild stories told by seemingly credible individuals such as military colonels etc...

Hey at least we've got some insiders like Edward Snowden that are fighting for full disclosure for the human race for subjects like hollow Earth etc. so maybe there's hope for some truth?? Probably not. Haha.

[greggkinney]

how about CERN and their partical accelorators and colliders. its hard to even imagine machines like this exist. the brains, tehnology and expense behind it all....wow! some of the things they claim are possible. time travel? insane, drives me crazy just knowing people can think on those levels.

[Senna1Rossi]

I just hope many of you guys are joking...

[benji]

Mar 21, 2017 17:45:54 GMT -5 90GTVert said:

Flat earth makes no sense at all to me. I don't see how, unless you are willing to discredit physics totally

From what I've seen, most of the "proof" behind flat earth or round earth theories are heavily based on the idea that you can see the earth's curvature on the horizon, and what light does over a distance. There have been a couple of laser experiments done that make me wonder.

Hollow earth, or at least possibly some sort of extensive under ground system of tunnels and rooms and such, makes more sense to me, especially from an "ancient aliens" sort of perspective. I mean, if your gonna hide something like ufos and technology and aliens and lizard people and stuff, your best bet is to build some underground facilities to "house" this stuff! And the military has pretty extensive tunnels in this country, I won't go to deep into that tho.

Cern and quantum physics kinda makes me think of all the esoteric/occult teachings that point to 10 universes all existing on separately accessible planes of existence; some physical, some astro-physical, some meta physical. It also raises some real questions on dimensional universes and life, and how some creatures seem to only exist in recognizable form in 1 or 2 dimensions. For example, cellular life and amoebas are sometimes considered to exist on a 2 dimensional plane of existence.

[benji]

There's a really interesting guy out there called Ricin Toxin. He's got some pretty interesting things he's noticed about the world around us and these sort of things. He started out just noticing the same things in movies over n over. It kind of snowballed from there for him. Really interesting stuff.

[merrikii1]

Chemtrail patent. www.google.com/patents/US4096005