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  • #46
    Lifeforms capable of living on earth (genetically compatible with us to some extent since we were genetically engineered from them and homo erectus) who are living on a planet which at the outer reaches of it's orbit reaches ~440 astronomical units from the sun. That's one hell of a winter that lasts the better part of 3k years.
    I've already said this is my problem with his theory, address what he says about the Enuma Elish and how it relates to what we see in the solar system. Whether they live on that planet or they come from somewhere else and told us about how things came to be, I dont know. But I do know ancient peoples had stories about how things came to be that are confirmed by science. I still keep an open mind about that problem, life forms here dont need light, just the internal heat of the Earth. Other life forms that do need light exist on all sorts of cycles, including very long cycles. It would be short-sighted to say life does or cannot exist under those conditions.

    So they travel to earth to genetically engineer slaves (us) to mine gold for them
    Do you deny that the DNA evidence supports Sitchin? The Sumerians made these claims, Sitchin just looked at their records.

    so they can shield their atmosphere, because you know they need their atmosphere... and it's a really good thing they didn't need it until after they somehow developed interstellar transport and genetic engineering!
    Why they needed it is not based on the Enuma Elish, its on Sitchin's interpretation of something else. Are you saying that because he's wrong on that he's wrong on everything else? I hope not, try applying that standard to yourself. You're arguing strawmen, I never said everything he claims is right nor did I try to argue in support of him on this aspect of his theory. You're avoiding what I have posted and bringing in his more dubious claims.

    Of course they're mindless dolts since they think it's easier to come here, genetically engineer humans, and mine enough gold to shield their atmosphere, rather than to just come here and live somewhere hospitable.
    If we find gold on Mars in the future and we're running low here, dont ya think we'd go there and mine gold? Maybe they cant live here for very long, its called evolution.

    The only interesting question this raises is how are you posting here without your brain Berzerker?
    The spine you found is made of straw. Address the topic of this thread, evidence for God - evidence of an ancient depiction of our solar system and a theory that claims ancient myths describe actual events in our solar system. You immediately ran away to look for other claims by Sitchin to attack the claims in this thread.

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    • #47
      Originally posted by Elok
      Also, Atlantis was run by the Aztecs, and the Illuminati are working at your local Burger King.
      Berz says **** like that all the time, actually. That's why I put him on ignore (that and all the other psuedoscience)...

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      • #48
        except when you hop into my threads to not ignore me...

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        • #49
          Originally posted by Berzerker
          I've already said this is my problem with his theory, address what he says about the Enuma Elish and how it relates to what we see in the solar system. Whether they live on that planet or they come from somewhere else and told us about how things came to be, I dont know.
          Yet that doesn't stop you from guessing at every other point.

          But I do know ancient peoples had stories about how things came to be that are confirmed by science.
          You mean ancient peoples had stories which in retrospect you find some vague similarities with some parts of modern understanding, and so you leap to the most obvious conclusion that aliens put us here!

          I still keep an open mind about that problem, life forms here dont need light, just the internal heat of the Earth. Other life forms that do need light exist on all sorts of cycles, including very long cycles. It would be short-sighted to say life does or cannot exist under those conditions.
          No one's saying that life has to form/exist in the same type of environment we do.

          I'm mocking the idea of an alien race which is much like us forming in such circumstances... on a planet we have no evidence exists... who need gold from earth to shield their atmosphere... yet they somehow managed to developed to the point they could get to earth before being able to shield their atmosphere... and then they go to all the trouble to try to save their planet when they're obviously capable of just moving to earth and saving themselves a huge hassle.

          Do you deny that the DNA evidence supports Sitchin?
          Introduce the "evidence" if you wish to discuss it. I'm not going to look into it for you.

          The Sumerians made these claims, Sitchin just looked at their records.
          Sumerians didn't make the claims. They have legends/myths, and people like Sitchin and you look to validate those myths by selectively picking tidbits from modern understanding and trying to prove the myth by "interpreting" it as if they knew what we do.

          "Evil wind" = Nukes... obviously!

          That isn't science.

          Why they needed it is not based on the Enuma Elish, its on Sitchin's interpretation of something else. Are you saying that because he's wrong on that he's wrong on everything else?
          I'm saying he's giving a laughable explaination on the specific points I mentioned.

          Are you saying you can't read? Because I was pretty clear about what points I was addressing. Nowhere did I say "everything Sitchin has ever said must be wrong" as you try to imply. I'm sure at some point in his life he probably said 2*2=4 (or something similar), which is quite correct.

          The hillarious part is you claim I'm throwing up strawmen. That's so precious.

          I hope not, try applying that standard to yourself.
          Why would I apply that standard to anyone? It's your imaginary standard.

          You're arguing strawmen, I never said everything he claims is right nor did I try to argue in support of him on this aspect of his theory. You're avoiding what I have posted and bringing in his more dubious claims.
          You're the one who ducked the issue. You haven't explained how the ancient cultures you claim had this knowledge achieved that knowledge. All you did was hint at Sitchin... who is laughable in describing how we got here.

          If we find gold on Mars in the future and we're running low here, dont ya think we'd go there and mine gold?
          Resource collection is perfectly reasonable if it is economically feasible due to technological advances. Assuming the resource collection from another planet is necessary for life to exist on the planet of those who will eventually collect the resources is silly though.

          If we had needed gold from Mars to survive, we'd have never gotten there to mine it. Or even evolved at all.

          Maybe they cant live here for very long, its called evolution.
          Maybe they're imaginary! Yay! I can do it to!

          The spine you found is made of straw. Address the topic of this thread, evidence for God - evidence of an ancient depiction of our solar system and a theory that claims ancient myths describe actual events in our solar system. You immediately ran away to look for other claims by Sitchin to attack the claims in this thread.
          I laughed at Sitchin's theory.

          You asked why.

          I told you.

          So your whole "stick to the topic" is nothing but bull****, because you specifically asked for my input on this specific topic. Yah, it's not what you wanted because I pointed out the first few points I ran across which are utter crap... so go running back to your "OMG they have dots around another dot".

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          • #50
            Yet that doesn't stop you from guessing at every other point.
            Am I guessing at the DNA evidence placing our common ancestors at an age Sitchin predicted back in the 70s? Spare me your BS, if you aren't going to back it up dont waste my time with illogical insults.

            You mean ancient peoples had stories which in retrospect you find some vague similarities with some parts of modern understanding, and so you leap to the most obvious conclusion that aliens put us here!
            Is that cylinder seal a vague similarity? Not only does it show our solar system as described in the Enuma Elish, the artist even tried to show the planets relative sizes given the limited room he had to work with.

            No one's saying that life has to form/exist in the same type of environment we do.
            You suggested life cant exist and evolve along a similar path on a 12th planet with that orbit. I dont know that, and you dont know that either. Skepticism is warranted, your behavior is not.

            I'm mocking the idea of an alien race which is much like us forming in such circumstances... on a planet we have no evidence exists... who need gold from earth to shield their atmosphere... yet they somehow managed to developed to the point they could get to earth before being able to shield their atmosphere... and then they go to all the trouble to try to save their planet when they're obviously capable of just moving to earth and saving themselves a huge hassle.
            Which is a strawman, I'm not debating any of that. This thread is about the cylinder seal and the creation myths supported by modern science. So instead of just repeating your strawman, deal with the subject.

            Introduce the "evidence" if you wish to discuss it. I'm not going to look into it for you.
            You dont even know about the DNA research placing our common ancestors ~250,000 years ago? I gotta link for ya? If you dont even know the subject why are you acting like a jackass?

            Sumerians didn't make the claims. They have legends/myths, and people like Sitchin and you look to validate those myths by selectively picking tidbits from modern understanding and trying to prove the myth by "interpreting" it as if they knew what we do.
            They said what they said, you call them myths. The ignorant ramblings of primitive man... But science backs them up.

            "Evil wind" = Nukes... obviously!

            That isn't science.
            And you're still playing the strawman game. Where did I mention nukes?

            I'm saying he's giving a laughable explaination on the specific points I mentioned.
            Yeah, points YOU mentioned, not points I mentioned. Thats the strawman. Instead of debating me you're debating strawmen and using your glorious victories as a platform to launch insults....

            Are you saying you can't read? Because I was pretty clear about what points I was addressing. Nowhere did I say "everything Sitchin has ever said must be wrong" as you try to imply. I'm sure at some point in his life he probably said 2*2=4 (or something similar), which is quite correct.
            You're challenging the cylinder seal and what I've said by raising arguments I haven't mentioned. You're asking me to defend claims I may not even agree with instead of addressing the claims I am making. I can read, can you think?

            The hillarious part is you claim I'm throwing up strawmen. That's so precious.
            You are, all you've said about the seal is you cant believe ancient people knew about the solar system. Everything else is about Sitchin's more dubious claims which I'm not even making. He's not here to defend himself so grow a spine and debate the points I'm making.

            Why would I apply that standard to anyone? It's your imaginary standard.
            Its your standard, you're dismissing what Sitchin says about the subject matter because you find some of his other claims to be incredulous. Stop squirming around.

            You're the one who ducked the issue. You haven't explained how the ancient cultures you claim had this knowledge achieved that knowledge. All you did was hint at Sitchin... who is laughable in describing how we got here.
            The title of this thread is evidence for God, who in the hell do you think I'm talking about? We've been arguing about ETs the whole time and you still dont know who I'm attributing this knowledge to?

            Resource collection is perfectly reasonable if it is economically feasible due to technological advances. Assuming the resource collection from another planet is necessary for life to exist on the planet of those who will eventually collect the resources is silly though. If we had needed gold from Mars to survive, we'd have never gotten there to mine it. Or even evolved at all.
            Not true, gold is a finite resource and we can run out. If we did and we needed it and Mars had it, we'd be mining Mars.

            So your whole "stick to the topic" is nothing but bull****, because you specifically asked for my input on this specific topic. Yah, it's not what you wanted because I pointed out the first few points I ran across which are utter crap... so go running back to your "OMG they have dots around another dot".
            You didn't address the specific topic, you ran off to some site to look for Sitchin's more questionable claims and brought them back here for me to defend instead of debating the specific topic.

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            • #51
              What I think is clear from this thread is that you really, really, really WANT this stuff to be true. As someone who honestly doesn't care either way (actually, not quite true: I think it would be pretty neat if it were true), it sounds like complete hogwash.

              -Arrian
              grog want tank...Grog Want Tank... GROG WANT TANK!

              The trick isn't to break some eggs to make an omelette, it's convincing the eggs to break themselves in order to aspire to omelettehood.

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              • #52
                All this is very interesting but it still doesn't answer the Big question: who built the Great Pyramid and what lies beneath the Sphinx... And will Beauval ever locate the true location of Atlantis?
                Within weeks they'll be re-opening the shipyards
                And notifying the next of kin
                Once again...

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                • #53
                  Originally posted by Berzerker
                  Am I guessing at the DNA evidence placing our common ancestors at an age Sitchin predicted back in the 70s?
                  We'll address that when you post what your evidence is.

                  Spare me your BS, if you aren't going to back it up dont waste my time with illogical insults.
                  Post your evidence if you want me to address it. I'm not going to go try to find whatever the hell it is you're talking about to refute, because I simply don't know what the hell it is you're talking about.

                  Asking me to disprove "evidence" you haven't presented yet is beyond retarded.

                  Is that cylinder seal a vague similarity?
                  It is extraordinarily vague. And what it's supposed to be a similarity to is debateable.

                  Not only does it show our solar system as described in the Enuma Elish, the artist even tried to show the planets relative sizes given the limited room he had to work with.
                  The scales are so far off it's not even funny. You know how big Mercury would be if we start with a Sun that size? You wouldn't be able to see it with the naked eye. Not only that but there's no correllation to the size and arrangement of the dots depicted, and the actual arrangement of the solar system.

                  To just assume the Sumerians knew of planets they couldn't see (some of which we don't even know of either) based on some dots around a sun is ludicrous.

                  You suggested life cant exist and evolve along a similar path on a 12th planet with that orbit. I dont know that, and you dont know that either. Skepticism is warranted, your behavior is not.
                  Read what I said again. If you need help, go learn english. I offered a whole string of logic, which I found hillarious.

                  You want to take one factor from within the line of logic and pretend that matters, and then misinterpret it's context so that you can fit it into some imaginary argument that you've conjured to debate with. You do the same thing in debate as you do with your "evidence"... try to fit the facts to your theory.

                  I have never argued against the formation of life being possible in environments different than our own. Ive even argued the opposite on this forum in the past, that life doesn't have to be anything like us. This is the problem you're going to run into when you decide to try to mind-read to argue with me. You come up with patently false ideas about what my arguments are.

                  Which is a strawman, I'm not debating any of that.
                  That's all you have to debate, because that's exactly what you asked of me and all I offered.

                  Of course you aren't debating what's been said.

                  This thread is about the cylinder seal and the creation myths supported by modern science. So instead of just repeating your strawman, deal with the subject.
                  My posts are about whatever the hell I want them to be. When you address my posts, and ask me what I mean, you're extending that line of discussion. So don't cry when you get what you ask for. It's pathetic.

                  You dont even know about the DNA research placing our common ancestors ~250,000 years ago? I gotta link for ya? If you dont even know the subject why are you acting like a jackass?
                  Yes, if you want to discuss some specific finding, you'll have to link it. You're quite vague so far about what you are refering to, and what it has to do with what's been said (eg. genetic engineering by aliens).

                  They said what they said, you call them myths.
                  Yes, they are myths.

                  The ignorant ramblings of primitive man...
                  Myths aren't ignorant ramblings in my estimation. Don't let reality get in your way though, just keep mind-reading.

                  But science backs them up.
                  Science often explains phenomenon that in the past were part of myths. Doesn't mean the reasons that the myths offered for that phenomenon are correct.

                  And you're still playing the strawman game. Where did I mention nukes?
                  I'm still making fun of Sitchin. And he claims the "evil wind" the Sumerians talked about were nukes.

                  If you didn't want the topic to be "make fun of Sitchin" you probably shouldn't have asked me what I found funny about Sitchin.

                  Yeah, points YOU mentioned, not points I mentioned.
                  Points you asked me to expound upon. Actually, points you tried to mock me about not having a spine for expounding upon. I'm here to make fun of Sitchin, and that's what you asked for.

                  Thats the strawman. Instead of debating me you're debating strawmen and using your glorious victories as a platform to launch insults....
                  Maybe you could say strawman a few more times? I love how you've made "strawman" into your strawman argument.

                  You're challenging the cylinder seal and what I've said by raising arguments I haven't mentioned.
                  I gave my reservations about the cylinder seal before sitchin was brought up. Then I mentioned I read a bit of sitchin (and was laughing at it). This portion of the argument has absolutely nothing to do with the cylinder seal, and has become the topic for debate because you asked me to explain why I was laughing at Sitchin.

                  You're asking me to defend claims I may not even agree with instead of addressing the claims I am making. I can read, can you think?
                  I'm not asking you to defend any claims. I'm mocking Sitchin's points that I'm mocking.

                  You are, all you've said about the seal is you cant believe ancient people knew about the solar system.
                  I didn't say I can't believe it. I said I find it hard to believe given the evidence. I asked you to present evidence of how they came to hold this knowledge, and I'm still waiting for anything other than vague references to Sitchin.

                  Everything else is about Sitchin's more dubious claims which I'm not even making. He's not here to defend himself so grow a spine and debate the points I'm making.
                  I am debating the points you're making. You're too dense to understand what our discussion actually is about, and so you keep making yourself look like a fool.

                  Its your standard, you're dismissing what Sitchin says about the subject matter because you find some of his other claims to be incredulous. Stop squirming around.
                  Quote me where I said everything that Sitchin says is wrong. You can't do it, because it's something you've just made up to refute. That's why your *****ing about strawmen is so precious.

                  The title of this thread is evidence for God, who in the hell do you think I'm talking about? We've been arguing about ETs the whole time and you still dont know who I'm attributing this knowledge to?
                  I know who you're attributing the knowledge to. I just want you to come out and say it so we can all laugh at you for the fundamentally flawed logic you use to support that claim.

                  Not true, gold is a finite resource and we can run out. If we did and we needed it and Mars had it, we'd be mining Mars.
                  I see I'll have to spell it out for you, so here goes:

                  How were these ETs protecting their atmosphere, something they need to do to survive the conditions on their planet (which have always been the conditions on their planet) while they were developing the technology to protect their atmosphere? How did they develope as lifeforms on this planet in the first place?

                  And most importantly... what evidence do you have to support your answers to those questions?

                  You didn't address the specific topic, you ran off to some site to look for Sitchin's more questionable claims and brought them back here for me to defend instead of debating the specific topic.
                  I said: "I just looked up Sitchin's theory... "

                  You responded: "Aeson, do you have something to refute his theory about our solar system? Kinda hard to defend a theory against "

                  You asked for me to expound upon points I was laughing at Sitchin for, and now are whining because I did what you asked.

                  You're hillarious.

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                  • #54
                    Originally posted by Kuciwalker
                    Berz says **** like that all the time, actually. That's why I put him on ignore (that and all the other pseudoscience)...
                    I know he does; I was paraphrasing one of his "theories" with the Aztec Atlantis bit. The Aztec word for water is "Atla" or something, so Atlantis might have been mesoamerican! To be fair, though, I have not yet heard him talk about Illuminati running Burger King. That one was all me.
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                    • #55
                      I said the word for water, which the Toltecs associated with the eastern sea, was "atl". I never said the Mesoamericans were the Atlanteans Do me the favor of not paraphrasing me in the future.

                      As someone who honestly doesn't care either way
                      I didn't care either before somebody started showing me some of the evidence, I kept an open mind and looked at more evidence.

                      All this is very interesting but it still doesn't answer the Big question: who built the Great Pyramid and what lies beneath the Sphinx... And will Beauval ever locate the true location of Atlantis?
                      I assume the Egyptians built the pyramids, the Sphinx is a bit of a problem given the the nature of erosion and the clear differences in weathering of the structures and their enclosures. I believe Atlantis got flooded at the end of the ice age, where and what it was remains to be seen. I suspect it was near the western end of the Mediterranean. We know the Mediterranean poured into the Black Sea about 5500 BC (?) possibly giving rise to the Flood myth in that region so that means the Mediterranean was flooding prior to this time. Btw, the Tlingit of Alaska claim the Great Flood occurred 14,000 years ago. The Black Sea region was protected from the rising seas far longer.

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                      • #56
                        We'll address that when you post what your evidence is.
                        I already did

                        Post your evidence if you want me to address it. I'm not going to go try to find whatever the hell it is you're talking about to refute, because I simply don't know what the hell it is you're talking about.
                        Seriously, you never heard about the DNA researchers finding the mitochondrial "Eve"? Google it, learn something about what we're debating.



                        They have it at 200,000 years ago which fits well with Sitchin's estimate given an undetermined lag between the lower gods' rebellion and our eventual emergence. I see this as amazing, you'll probably

                        Asking me to disprove "evidence" you haven't presented yet is beyond retarded.
                        I did post the evidence, you just didn't know anything about it.

                        It is extraordinarily vague. And what it's supposed to be a similarity to is debateable.
                        So when you look in a textbook for a depiction of our solar system, you need the author to tell you its a depiction of our solar system? And you need it to scale?

                        The scales are so far off it's not even funny. You know how big Mercury would be if we start with a Sun that size? You wouldn't be able to see it with the naked eye. Not only that but there's no correllation to the size and arrangement of the dots depicted, and the actual arrangement of the solar system.

                        To just assume the Sumerians knew of planets they couldn't see (some of which we don't even know of either) based on some dots around a sun is ludicrous.
                        Of course its out of scale, look at how much room the artist had to work with. You answered your own criticism, some of the planets wouldn't even appear if it was to scale. The artist wanted them to appear. My God, take a look at a textbook and you'll see its out of scale too. Sheesh! Anyone out there ever see a scale depiction of our solar system in a book? The artist had about a postage stamp size area to work with and you're complaining that it isn't scale?

                        Read what I said again. If you need help, go learn english. I offered a whole string of logic, which I found hillarious.

                        You want to take one factor from within the line of logic and pretend that matters, and then misinterpret it's context so that you can fit it into some imaginary argument that you've conjured to debate with. You do the same thing in debate as you do with your "evidence"... try to fit the facts to your theory.

                        I have never argued against the formation of life being possible in environments different than our own. Ive even argued the opposite on this forum in the past, that life doesn't have to be anything like us. This is the problem you're going to run into when you decide to try to mind-read to argue with me. You come up with patently false ideas about what my arguments are.
                        Wow, all that just to admit you were wrong? Here is what you said after pointing out the same problem I already pointed out

                        The only interesting question this raises is how are you posting here without your brain Berzerker?
                        I suggested it was possible for life to exist on that planet but I was skeptical. If I'm without a brain for saying that then you must believe life cant exist in that situation.

                        That's all you have to debate, because that's exactly what you asked of me and all I offered.

                        Of course you aren't debating what's been said.
                        You're using Sitchin's more questionable claims to attack his claims about the Enuma Elish and the creation stories. Now I haven't been debating whats been said? Wtf!

                        My posts are about whatever the hell I want them to be. When you address my posts, and ask me what I mean, you're extending that line of discussion. So don't cry when you get what you ask for. It's pathetic.
                        I didn't ask you to avoid the subject nor did I ask you to run off and look for a different subject matter you find easier to criticize. I asked you to explain why Sitchin's work on the Enuma Elish and creation - the subject - is Instead of answering you went off and gathered straw.

                        Yes, they are myths.

                        Myths aren't ignorant ramblings in my estimation. Don't let reality get in your way though, just keep mind-reading.
                        I see, you meant "they are myths" in a good way?

                        Sumerians didn't make the claims. They have legends/myths
                        Huh? They did make the claims in their "myths", sure sounds like you dont consider myths to be worthy of consideration. I didn't either 20 years ago.

                        I'm still making fun of Sitchin. And he claims the "evil wind" the Sumerians talked about were nukes.
                        That isn't in the Enuma Elish and not in this thread, its your strawman.

                        If you didn't want the topic to be "make fun of Sitchin" you probably shouldn't have asked me what I found funny about Sitchin.
                        I didn't ask what you found funny about Sitchin, I asked what was funny about Sitchin wrt the subject matter. You ran off and found something else to critiicize.

                        I am debating the points you're making. You're too dense to understand what our discussion actually is about, and so you keep making yourself look like a fool.
                        No, you're debating gold in the atmosphere etc.

                        Quote me where I said everything that Sitchin says is wrong. You can't do it, because it's something you've just made up to refute. That's why your *****ing about strawmen is so precious.
                        Of course not, people with double standards dont admit they exist. I never asked you to run off and find claims made by Sitchin that aren't even in my posts. You came back with your strawmen as proof Sitchin is a nutcase. If that isn't a backhanded way of avoiding the subject and dismissing his other claims, what is it?

                        I know who you're attributing the knowledge to. I just want you to come out and say it so we can all laugh at you for the fundamentally flawed logic you use to support that claim.
                        I said it in the title of thread, you aint too bright are ya? But where is this fundamentally flawed logic? I've been trying to get you to debate the scientific evidence and all you can do is and throw around insults. Oh yeah, you didn't even know about DNA research into human origins. Do you need a link to NASA so you can see what the solar system looks like?

                        I see I'll have to spell it out for you, so here goes:
                        Changing your illogical argument is not spelling it out for me

                        How were these ETs protecting their atmosphere, something they need to do to survive the conditions on their planet (which have always been the conditions on their planet) while they were developing the technology to protect their atmosphere? How did they develope as lifeforms on this planet in the first place?

                        And most importantly... what evidence do you have to support your answers to those questions?
                        First, thats another theory, if you want answers read his explanation. You appear to be so delusional you think your strawmen are actually my arguments. I can speculate though, maybe the gold is naturally occurring and they need to supplement it to prevent drastic changes in the ebb and flow. Or maybe the gold enhances an otherwise deteriorating situation, like us intentionally pumping stuff into the atmosphere to help the ozone protect us. Maybe Sitchin made a mistake in his interpretation. Who knows? I didn't ask you to change the subject...

                        I said: "I just looked up Sitchin's theory... "

                        You responded: "Aeson, do you have something to refute his theory about our solar system? Kinda hard to defend a theory against "

                        You asked for me to expound upon points I was laughing at Sitchin for, and now are whining because I did what you asked.

                        You're hillarious.
                        You didn't expound on his theory, you ran off and found another theory to attack.
                        Last edited by Berzerker; October 5, 2007, 21:29.

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                        • #57
                          IMO, Sitchin is fun. His theories hold as much weight, IMO, as does the theory of evolution... So
                          Monkey!!!

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                          • #58
                            yeah, but with Sitchin you can have it both ways - evolution and creation are both valid

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                            • #59
                              it's possible... no missing link
                              Monkey!!!

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                              • #60
                                It is interesting that we have evidence of homo erectus in Indonesia up until 60-70,000 years ago. The species remained in virtual stasis for well over a million years and then all of a sudden archaic humans followed by modern people arrive on the scene. Something caused a jump in evolution in a select group of the population, one helluva mutation. If Neandertals are an offshoot of Erectus from about 5-700,000 ya, they developed large brains but thats about the only family "resemblance" we share. I wonder if that can be explained by climate differences. Maybe mammoth bones are bulked up like Neandertal bones.

                                Its looking like the "Hobbits" of Flores Cave, living as recently as the end of the ice age (10-12K) are part of an early erectus migration out of Africa up to 800K ago. The flooding of the Sunda Shelf and arrival of modern humans may have crowded them out, but the people in that region claim they were alive as recently as 1 or 2 centuries ago. They have "myths" about the little people

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