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(to modify a Chris Rock quote) "We can not win an argument against CT/HBers, because we have this annoying habit when we argue. We are forced to use logic."
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Epicycles. It's all epicycles.
When the predictions don't make sense, add more epicycles. And once you have enough epicycles, you end up with aliens who can build interstellar craft, and power them by telepathy, but can't make their craft reliable, and are downed by simple radar, although the records show there were no radar at Roswell, which must mean that it was being tested secretly. Aliens are stupid, but humans are brilliant (at covering up). Epicycles, I tell you! |
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Aliens are stupid, but humans are brilliant (at covering up).
Yes, and humans who use the internet are even more brilliant at uncovering the cover ups. In fact, I can definatively prove that Apollo Creed never landed on the moon, using nothing more than Google, Wikipedia, and MS Paint. Take THAT, NASA.
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Proof of above allegation:
This leaked photo from NASA proves that Apollo Creed was much too big to fit into the Apollo Capsule. Even when they stripped him of his space suit and oiled him up, as evidenced in this photo, he simply could not get through the hatch. However NASA scientists are a stubborn bunch, so they continued to refer to the hoax as the Apollo project. Contrary to popular belief, the "landings" were not filmed in Nevada, but instead filmed in the same studio that shot the Rocky series. They got a discount since they were friends of the fictional character. Edit: sorry the man blocked my first attempt to post the pic, here it is
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Well, see. It was teenage aliens who crashed their parents' saucer in Roswell after taking it without permission, Just kidding. You write and express your case very well. Do you have a book in the works?
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"When I get letters from people who say they are in contact with aliens, the people often tell me I can ask questions of these ETs. When I ask the solution to Fermat's Last Theorem, they are always silent. But when I ask a more general question, like 'Should we be good?' the 'aliens' always have a lot to say."
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That sounds like a quote from Carl Sagan's /The Demon Haunted World: Science as A Candle In the Dark/.
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"If you think the LHC will create black holes, you might as well believe Hobbits are at the bottom of your garden."- Dr. Mike Inglis Rovers forever! - ToSeek "Carl Sagan sent a message to ET, Neil Armstrong walked in the Sea of Tranquility Steve Squyers built Spirit and Opportunity Dan Haylen upchucked in zero gravity." -Brent Simon, The Space Camp Song |
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Yo, Adrian. It all makes sense now. ![]()
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Who know how saucers are built ? May be some are built in alien equivalent of garage with empirical model like boat were build before the industrial revolution. Saying "saucers" don't exist because it is impossible to think they can fail , whatever the reason of the failure , dos not impress me as a rational argument. |
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Perhaps it would be best if you were to "stick" to what other posters have actually posted. |