Are they drunk? or are they just nuts etc

Yes, and promptly dismissed it.

Equality 7-2521 wrote: Real history is hard, inconclusive, depressing, and very seldom comforting. Fake history is easy, decisive, establishes order, and is entertaining. Advertisers prefer the latter and quite correctly because most people do too.

Atavachron wrote: There is compelling evidence that Jack the Ripper was the Loch Ness Monster.

I'd love to hear that compelling evidence...please share it with us all.

Padraic wrote: I thought the videos were for some new prog metal band

dr wu23 wrote: aginor wrote: dr wu23 wrote: aginor wrote: yes, i made that conclusion myself, i find its interesting and ther is something out there im sure, be it in this universe or in anther universe (if there is any more of them,) or in another dimension then ours, or we are......all........alone, i actualy think there is actualy quite reaasnoble to think that we are alone as well as to think maybe someplace out there in the wastness of our univsrse is ther lifeforms   Can you elaborate on why you think it's 'reasonable' to think we are alone in the Universe? It would seem, based on the odds alone regarding earth based or habitable planets, that there would be all kinds of various life forms out there. from things i have seenn regarding how much it is that has to be right to be able to be life sustainable, its seems it is so much comming into teh ecuation, the seize of the planet, the magnetisme of the star, the size of the star, the warmth of the star, the stability of the star, the distence from said star to a planet in its orbit, that planets size, its weight/mass, is it able to hold on its own atmosphere, and not overheat, or get it blown of,   im not saying that our solar system is the sole benecial way for a life on a orbitual object, but that its from what i have read and seen on TV quite lot of happenstance and randomness at hand.   Universe is like a play of dice, its difficult to know the right outcome. The fact that the Galaxy is so large (and I'm not even talking about the Universe here..) seems to lead us to the idea that it's quite likely that there are sentient species out there. I've read some science mags, mostly Discover, and seen science programs (not History channel) and a good many (the  majority?) of exobiologists, biologists, evolutionists, etc seem to think it's a very good bet that life is out there. That doesn't mean 'they' have visited earth and are doing so now and I'm also skeptical about that.....but imo it's probably a safe bet that there are multiple species, some below us, some even with us, and some more advanced than us inhabiting various worlds out there. The problem comes  in thinking about how they might get here since space is so vast and dangerous regarding interstellar travel.

The.Crimson.King wrote: ......  What I find amusing is the handful of guests who regularly appear throughout the series and call themselves "Ancient Alien Theorists".  They remind me of "Crypto-Zoologists", there's no educational requirements, no doctorate program, no qualifications of any kind, you just start calling yourself that and you become one

I've watched the whole series and find it very enjoyable and thought provoking.  Examining archaeological evidence and providing alternative theories as to it's origin or purpose with no chance of being proven or dis-proven has a certain Lovecraftian charm!  What I find amusing is the handful of guests who regularly appear throughout the series and call themselves "Ancient Alien Theorists".  They remind me of "Crypto-Zoologists", there's no educational requirements, no doctorate program, no qualifications of any kind, you just start calling yourself that and you become one 

aginor wrote: dr wu23 wrote: aginor wrote: yes, i made that conclusion myself, i find its interesting and ther is something out there im sure, be it in this universe or in anther universe (if there is any more of them,) or in another dimension then ours, or we are......all........alone, i actualy think there is actualy quite reaasnoble to think that we are alone as well as to think maybe someplace out there in the wastness of our univsrse is ther lifeforms   Can you elaborate on why you think it's 'reasonable' to think we are alone in the Universe? It would seem, based on the odds alone regarding earth based or habitable planets, that there would be all kinds of various life forms out there. from things i have seenn regarding how much it is that has to be right to be able to be life sustainable, its seems it is so much comming into teh ecuation, the seize of the planet, the magnetisme of the star, the size of the star, the warmth of the star, the stability of the star, the distence from said star to a planet in its orbit, that planets size, its weight/mass, is it able to hold on its own atmosphere, and not overheat, or get it blown of,   im not saying that our solar system is the sole benecial way for a life on a orbitual object, but that its from what i have read and seen on TV quite lot of happenstance and randomness at hand.   Universe is like a play of dice, its difficult to know the right outcome.

The fact that the Galaxy is so large (and I'm not even talking about the Universe here..) seems to lead us to the idea that it's quite likely that there are sentient species out there. I've read some science mags, mostly Discover, and seen science programs (not History channel) and a good many (the  majority?) of exobiologists, biologists, evolutionists, etc seem to think it's a very good bet that life is out there. That doesn't mean 'they' have visited earth and are doing so now and I'm also skeptical about that.....but imo it's probably a safe bet that there are multiple species, some below us, some even with us, and some more advanced than us inhabiting various worlds out there. The problem comes  in thinking about how they might get here since space is so vast and dangerous regarding interstellar travel.

dr wu23 wrote: aginor wrote: yes, i made that conclusion myself, i find its interesting and ther is something out there im sure, be it in this universe or in anther universe (if there is any more of them,) or in another dimension then ours, or we are......all........alone, i actualy think there is actualy quite reaasnoble to think that we are alone as well as to think maybe someplace out there in the wastness of our univsrse is ther lifeforms   Can you elaborate on why you think it's 'reasonable' to think we are alone in the Universe? It would seem, based on the odds alone regarding earth based or habitable planets, that there would be all kinds of various life forms out there.

from things i have seenn regarding how much it is that has to be right to be able to be life sustainable, its seems it is so much comming into teh ecuation, the seize of the planet, the magnetisme of the star, the size of the star, the warmth of the star, the stability of the star, the distence from said star to a planet in its orbit, that planets size, its weight/mass, is it able to hold on its own atmosphere, and not overheat, or get it blown of,

aginor wrote: yes, i made that conclusion myself, i find its interesting and ther is something out there im sure, be it in this universe or in anther universe (if there is any more of them,) or in another dimension then ours, or we are......all........alone, i actualy think there is actualy quite reaasnoble to think that we are alone as well as to think maybe someplace out there in the wastness of our univsrse is ther lifeforms

Can you elaborate on why you think it's 'reasonable' to think we are alone in the Universe? It would seem, based on the odds alone regarding earth based or habitable planets, that there would be all kinds of various life forms out there.