Has James Randi hunted this nut down or cracked that nut?
http://www.taroscopes.com/webstream/webstream_startpage.html
http://www.taroscopes.com/webstream/webstream_startpage.html
Has James Randi hunted this nut down or cracked that nut?
http://www.taroscopes.com/webstream/webstream_startpage.html
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Answer: Mr tsarion is full of crap.
SBrown, you asked for someone to ridicule this guy. That's what you got.Can you offer some proof?
SBrown, this has been suggested to you before. Rather than posting links to a bunch of videos (one of which is a 2-hour video on the destruction of Atlantis), the polite thing to do is to explain what you think is interesting or significant about the subject. Then a discussion can proceed.
To post links to many hours of videos, and then an hour and sixteen minutes later to ask why someone isn't willing to "ridicule this guy," seems like very odd behavior to me.
Can you explain why you repeatedly start threads and post in this way? I''m genuinely interested.
Got it. Thanks for the description. And what do you think about his ideas?
That reminds me of a conversation I had with my dad, who is Catholic. He was reading a book about Islam, which I thought was nice and open-minded of him. Then he said something like, "That sure is a weird religion." I said, "There are some people who might say that Catholicism is one of the craziest things they've ever encountered." We let the subject drop after that.I think it makes more sense than my mothers protestant Christian beliefs yet still crazy insane.
I think it makes more sense than my mothers protestant Christian beliefs yet still crazy insane.
Sbrown, have you read anything of Stitchens work? The twelfth planet talks about planet Tiamat and the race of beings on that planet. Sounds like a bit of stargate got muddled in the mix as well.
Its only a theory and he has no way to ever validate any of it except through interpretation. This is something to be judged, unfortunately not factual. Although its a cool story and I love scifi stuff, its highly improbable.
I'd probably not waste to much time on it myself.
That reminds me of a conversation I had with my dad, who is Catholic. He was reading a book about Islam, which I thought was nice and open-minded of him. Then he said something like, "That sure is a weird religion." I said, "There are some people who might say that Catholicism is one of the craziest things they've ever encountered." We let the subject drop after that.