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post 1533817331 11-07-2017, 10:00 AM
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Originally Posted By Arsenal01
its really fukn annoying how the government are not allowing any outside expert to do any real research on the pyramids and Sphinx...The conclusion the egyptians came up with regarding the history of the structures have too many holes
egypt doesn't want to be embarrassed by missing something and having a foreigner find it - kind of the vibe i get, anyway - of course they wouldnt admit to that... that zahi hawass guy seems like a fruitcake and is also a major roadblock, or used to be, havent kept up on things lately
A million miles away - I don't.. feel.... anything.
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Originally Posted By RICHSTRONG
This. There are many documented cases of kids having past lives where they have proven things way past 'just imagination'. But since we don't understand the hows/whys we label everything as a hoax. I believe mulletbrah.
And if you look at the statistics on the number of galaxies, the probability is way too high for other beings to not exist.

I don't know how many planets there are in the milky way, but let's throw out a number, say 1,000. You mean to tell me out of 1k planets, earth is the only 1 that is habitable?

I guess we're the only 1s lucky to win the $900 million lotto
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Why isn't he jacked and aesthetic?
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Originally Posted By seanb1979
egypt doesn't want to be embarrassed by missing something and having a foreigner find it - kind of the vibe i get, anyway - of course they wouldnt admit to that... that zahi hawass guy seems like a fruitcake and is also a major roadblock, or used to be, havent kept up on things lately
Plus, i'm sure if there is something there of value like free energy, proof of alien life the worlds governments and vatican wouldn't want this news out.
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Originally Posted By AutistTrigger
Why isn't he jacked and aesthetic?
because he prolly Miscs
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Originally Posted By ToooMuchSauce
And if you look at the statistics on the number of galaxies, the probability is way too high for other beings to not exist.

I don't know how many planets there are in the milky way, but let's throw out a number, say 1,000. You mean to tell me out of 1k planets, earth is the only 1 that is habitable?

I guess we're the only 1s lucky to win the $900 million lotto
there are roughly 100 billion planets in the milky way

there are 100-200 billion GALAXIES that are visible to us - keep in mind this is only within our visible bubble

milky way is fairly average sized, some galaxies are much larger
A million miles away - I don't.. feel.... anything.
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Originally Posted By Better
because technology is always heavily interdisciplinary. You can't have people building particle accelerators yet unable to construct anything better than a mudhut. if mastery of physics and engineering is so great that you can break or circumvent laws of physics to the point that it becomes mundane (as is the case with FTL travel), you can sure as sh!t create and protect an atmosphere from solar wind.
Maybe, but just because it can be done doesn't mean the timeline to do it makes sense for "them". Also if you can FTL then it's probably just easier to find another world to inhabit.
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If martians are immortal, how come he was a Martian in his “past life”? How come he’s not a still living Martian in this life?
Immortal doesn't mean un-killable
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He looks like a young RICHSTRONG.

Also,
I check into small hotel a few kilometers from Kiev. It is late. I am tired. I tell woman at desk I want a room. She tells me room number and give key. "But one more thing comrade; there is one room without number and always lock. Don't even peek in there." I take key and go to room to sleep. Night comes and I hear trickling of water. It comes from the room across. I cannot sleep so I open door. It is coming from room with no number. I pound on door. No response. I look in keyhole. I see nothing except red. Water still trickling. I go down to front desk to complain. "By the way who is in that room?" She look at me and begin to tell story. There was woman in there. Murdered by her husband. Skin all white, except her eyes, which were red. I tell her I don't give a ****. Stop the water trickling or give me refund. She gave me 100 ruble credit and free breakfast. Such is life in Moscow
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Originally Posted By seanb1979
egypt doesn't want to be embarrassed by missing something and having a foreigner find it - kind of the vibe i get, anyway - of course they wouldnt admit to that... that zahi hawass guy seems like a fruitcake and is also a major roadblock, or used to be, havent kept up on things lately
yup


either that or its a history they dont want the world to know for whatever reason. Maybe it varies from the egyptian history that we know...

either way its dumb. Who cares if a previous pharaoh tried to re-write history as long as the truth comes out now.

Its frustrating we are in our own way of finding the truth of our history
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forgive english, i am Russia.
i come to study clothing and fashion at American university. i am here little time and i am very hard stress. i am gay also and this very difficult for me, i am very religion person. i never act to be gay with other men before. but after i am in america 6 weeks i am my friend together he is gay also. He was show me American fashion and then we are kiss.
We sex together. I never before now am tell my mother about gay because i am very shame. As i fock this American boy it is very good to me but also i am feel so guilty. I feel extreme guilty as I begin orgasm. I feel so guilty that I pick up my telephone and call Mother in Russia. I awaken her. It too late for stopping so I am cumming sex. I am very upset and guilty and crying, so I yell her, "I AM CUM FROM SEX" (in Russia). She say what? I say "I AM CUM FROM SEX" and she say you boy, do not marry American girl, and I say "NO I AM CUM FROM SEX WITH MAN, I AM IN ASS, I CUM IN ASS" and my mother very angry me. She not get scared though.
I hang up phone and am very embarrass. My friend also he is very embarrass. I am guilt and feel very stupid. I wonder, why do I gay with man? But I continue because when it spurt it feel very good in American ass.
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Originally Posted By goodwallaby
He looks like a young RICHSTRONG.
Mind==fkn blown
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Originally Posted By Arsenal01
yup


either that or its a history they dont want the world to know for whatever reason. Maybe it varies from the egyptian history that we know...

either way its dumb. Who cares if a previous pharaoh tried to re-write history as long as the truth comes out now.

Its frustrating we are in our own way of finding the truth of our history
Unaware on what the sphinx is
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Originally Posted By ToooMuchSauce
Unaware on what the sphinx is
huh?? The sphhinx is a mammoth ancient half tiger thing laying in front of the pyramids bro?
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Originally Posted By Arsenal01
yup


either that or its a history they dont want the world to know for whatever reason. Maybe it varies from the egyptian history that we know...

either way its dumb. Who cares if a previous pharaoh tried to re-write history as long as the truth comes out now.

Its frustrating we are in our own way of finding the truth of our history
plus egypt is being short-sighted - bring in the best people, find whatever cool **** there is to find, and if its amazing enough tourism is going to shoot up and get some more money flowing into their economy

and to the guy above in regards to the number of planets, there are at least roughly 10,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 planets - and this is on the low end of the estimate, and only what our instruments can detect
A million miles away - I don't.. feel.... anything.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PXGZu4yxjW0
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Originally Posted By seanb1979
plus egypt is being short-sighted - bring in the best people, find whatever cool **** there is to find, and if its amazing enough tourism is going to shoot up and get some more money flowing into their economy
Maybe they secretly want all of it to themselves? Maybe their beliefs are holding them back , making any discovery evil?

And why does everything seem to be in Egypt? We don't have anything here in the U.S. to dig up?
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Originally Posted By RICHSTRONG
Mind==fkn blown
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ayyyy lmao




but srs pyramids and their associates are mysterious as fk
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lol kid been watching too much sci fi
Originally Posted By ToooMuchSauce
And if you look at the statistics on the number of galaxies, the probability is way too high for other beings to not exist.

I don't know how many planets there are in the milky way, but let's throw out a number, say 1,000. You mean to tell me out of 1k planets, earth is the only 1 that is habitable?

I guess we're the only 1s lucky to win the $900 million lotto
Oh there is definitely life out there. However, the probability that any of that life could ever become remotely aware of us is practically 0.
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Originally Posted By ToooMuchSauce
Maybe they secretly want all of it to themselves? Maybe their beliefs are holding them back , making any discovery evil?

And why does everything seem to be in Egypt? We don't have anything here in the U.S. to dig up?
egypt was at the crossroads that entire landmass, same with most of the middle east... thats a big reason religions seemed to emanate from there.. plus there are on a junction of longitudinal and lateral electromagnetic lanes



plus their culture is much older than most realize, although traditional academics don't like ANY new information that might refute any of their claims, even if they know they're wrong - people should check out john anthony west's magical egypt.. production value is low so dont expect bbc - he had a very low budget - but the information is great

you can get some good info from him on this podcast:

A million miles away - I don't.. feel.... anything.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PXGZu4yxjW0
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Originally Posted By ToooMuchSauce
Unaware on what the sphinx is
wat
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jesus h dude...uncanny.
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Originally Posted By wincel
lol kid been watching too much sci fi



Oh there is definitely life out there. However, the probability that any of that life could ever become remotely aware of us is practically 0.
1 Trillion planets and the practically is 0?
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Originally Posted By wincel
lol kid been watching too much sci fi



Oh there is definitely life out there. However, the probability that any of that life could ever become remotely aware of us is practically 0.
but practically zero is not zeroroll those dice a trillion times a trillion times and you will get some hits
A million miles away - I don't.. feel.... anything.
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So did we look behind the ear yet?

da fuk are we doing?
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Originally Posted By ToooMuchSauce
1 Trillion planets and the practically is 0?
Originally Posted By seanb1979
but practically zero is not zeroroll those dice a trillion times a trillion times and you will get some hits
Practically zero is close enough to zero to not take it seriously. According to QFT, there is a nonzero probability of the universe entering a more stable vacuum state, thus creating a bubble that would expand outwards at the speed of light, nullifying the existence of matter as we know it within the bubble lol.
"In general, gravitation makes the probability of vacuum decay smaller; in the extreme case of very small energy-density difference, it can even stabilize the false vacuum, preventing vacuum decay altogether. We believe we understand this. For the vacuum to decay, it must be possible to build a bubble of total energy zero. In the absence of gravitation, this is no problem, no matter how small the energy-density difference; all one has to do is make the bubble big enough, and the volume/surface ratio will do the job. In the presence of gravitation, though, the negative energy density of the true vacuum distorts geometry within the bubble with the result that, for a small enough energy density, there is no bubble with a big enough volume/surface ratio. Within the bubble, the effects of gravitation are more dramatic. The geometry of space-time within the bubble is that of anti-de Sitter space, a space much like conventional de Sitter space except that its group of symmetries is O(3, 2) rather than O(4, 1). Although this space-time is free of singularities, it is unstable under small perturbations, and inevitably suffers gravitational collapse of the same sort as the end state of a contracting Friedmann universe. The time required for the collapse of the interior universe is on the order of ... microseconds or less.
The possibility that we are living in a false vacuum has never been a cheering one to contemplate. Vacuum decay is the ultimate ecological catastrophe; in the new vacuum there are new constants of nature; after vacuum decay, not only is life as we know it impossible, so is chemistry as we know it. However, one could always draw stoic comfort from the possibility that perhaps in the course of time the new vacuum would sustain, if not life as we know it, at least some structures capable of knowing joy. This possibility has now been eliminated.

The second special case is decay into a space of vanishing cosmological constant, the case that applies if we are now living in the debris of a false vacuum which decayed at some early cosmic epoch. This case presents us with less interesting physics and with fewer occasions for rhetorical excess than the preceding one. It is now the interior of the bubble that is ordinary Minkowski space..." - Coleman & DeLuccia
Anyway, what you guys are ignoring is the sheer size of the universe. Yes, there is almost certainly life out there, but it is still subject to the laws of relativity, being in the same universe. Also, life, being an information phenomenon, requires some degree of stability in the environment for the storage and replication of information. The vast majority of worlds are not hospital to any type of chemical based lifeform even in a theoretically abstract definition of life (not the cellular kind we use). Relativity prevents stuff really far away from us from ever really reaching us in any reasonable time, and the way the dimensions of space are, the probabilities become vanishingly low of an encounter the further away we are. Sure, life on mars could be plausible in principle, but the idea that they could have "spaceships that can travel across the universe" is ridiculous and contradicts everything we know and have experimentally observed about the behavior of the universe.

Many ufology nuts are woefully uneducated on matters of physics. How would one resolve interactions with alien worlds and FTL travel with something like the Andromeda paradox (which essentially indicates a 4 dimensional macroscopic spacetime and whose resolution hinges upon the prevention of information being transported faster than light), for example?
Two people pass each other on the street; and according to one of the two people, an Andromedean space fleet has already set off on its journey, while to the other, the decision as to whether or not the journey will actually take place has not yet been made. How can there still be some uncertainty as to the outcome of that decision? If to either person the decision has already been made, then surely there cannot be any uncertainty. The launching of the space fleet is an inevitability. In fact neither of the people can yet know of the launching of the space fleet. They can know only later, when telescopic observations from earth reveal that the fleet is indeed on its way. Then they can hark back to that chance encounter, and come to the conclusion that at that time, according to one of them, the decision lay in the uncertain future, while to the other, it lay in the certain past. Was there then any uncertainty about that future? Or was the future of both people already "fixed"?

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Originally Posted By Aesthetical
So did we look behind the ear yet?

da fuk are we doing?
there is clearly an “on” button


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