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Why? Does it make it easier to debunk claims when you have his picture up?

There are plenty of things that have not been explained in just human history. The best example I can think of are South American natives that were able to cut and move 100 ton andecite stones, then set them in place so tightly they didn't need any mortar. I also like how the Egyptians were able to polish stone flat to 1/1000th of an inch, or how many of their repeated hyroglyphs on the same stone will be exact in measurements. These are evidence of a technology we have lost. I don't know what was involved with making a lot of these monuments, but I am sure they were using some sort of power tools, as a person cannot hand carve two exact copies.

Let's just take one quote.

"This was carved into Ankor Wat in cambodia some 5-8 thousand years ago long before we knew about dinosaurs."

Angkor Wat was built in the 12th century.

As I said, "alien" doesn't necessarily mean little green men. If there were a God or Allah who built the pyramids, it would be "alien" technology. Golf courses are maintained and oranges are picked by aliens. And how exactly would you know there's nothing but us, given that we know less than 10% of the universe?

Ok. How did they know what dinosaurs looked like in the 12th century?

Ok, how do you know it's a dinosaur and not just a bad rock artist?

They're also the type that believes FEMA has concentration camps for Christians in Alaska.

Possibly for you but I don't find it that interesting at all.

I better start looking for those.

Occam's Razor suggests the simplest explanation is usually correct. The simple explanation isn't "Oh, here's some proof that dinosaurs exist during the timeline despite a geologic time scale which proves quite the contrary!"

Let me see if I have this right. You see photos of a temple complex built in the 12th century that has depictions of animals that are still around today, and at least one showing an animal that has been extinct for 63 million years that you claim is mere chance, and you don't find it interesting? Why are you even posting about it?

Maybe they found fossils or watched the Flintstones.

Your the one that started asking me questions. I just posted a smart ass remark about Ancient Aliens.

Maybe they found fossils or watched the Flintstones.

I asked you questions because you replied to my post to someone else and mentioned the ancient aliens guy. If it doesn't interest you, don't post.

I was unaware you were my posting guardian. I'll be sure and check with you and when I can and can't post in the future.

Are you claiming they invented TV 800 years before John Baird, and that they received transmissions from the 1960s? And here I thought some of my ideas were silly.

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What amazes me is how some people can be so sure there isn't any life on any other planet in the entire universe.

There are uncounted solar systems across the universe. In our solar system, we are the only planet that contains life. Yet of the millions of other solar systems in the universe, surely people can't honestly say that there isn't a high probability that life exists somewhere out there.

Now that life form could simply be water, or some simplistic multi celled organism, but the high probability that some type of life exists somewhere within the universe does exist.

In space, we find sterile. Nothing ever lived out there. That is evidence and not the silly, hopeful wish of "some people".

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What amazes me is that some think while life may exist in another solar system (and I don't discount that notion) they'd be advanced enough to traverse the endless corners of the universe to find our fly-speck of a solar system on the outer rim of a rather small, by comparison, galaxy on the bad side of the celestial tracks. Then bother to come here, teach us to carve animals on rocks and dig lines in the dirt.

Why not skip to the good stuff and show us how to make polymers?

First of all, "some people" already know that water is not a life form.

Secondly, "some people" will give you one quarter of one percent of the entire earth to find no signs of life. You will find life everywhere, even on the rim of a nuke plant discharge.
In space, we find sterile. Nothing ever lived out there. That is evidence and not the silly, hopeful wish of "some people".

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What amazes me is that some think while life may exist in another solar system (and I don't discount that notion) they'd be advanced enough to traverse the endless corners of the universe to find our fly-speck of a solar system on the outer rim of a rather small, by comparison, galaxy on the bad side of the celestial tracks. Then bother to come here, teach us to carve animals on rocks and dig lines in the dirt.

Why not skip to the good stuff and show us how to make polymers?

We've literally scraped the surface of mars. I'd like to dig much deeper into the soil to see if any fossils do exist.

Why not skip to the good stuff and show us how to make polymers?

First of all, "some people" already know that water is not a life form.

Secondly, "some people" will give you one quarter of one percent of the entire earth to find no signs of life. You will find life everywhere, even on the rim of a nuke plant discharge.
In space, we find sterile. Nothing ever lived out there. That is evidence and not the silly, hopeful wish of "some people".

They'd have to teach the monkeys to bang rocks together to make sparks first, don't you think?

You're quite wrong about that. Fosillized microorganisms have been found within nonterrestrial meteorites. We have even found that certain terrestrial organisms, like salmonella, actually thrive in space and become more lethal.

No, our footprints were walked on by dinosaurs, didn't you see the picture! It's twue!

Twist it any way you want but there is nothing out there but us. All the evidence agrees with what I say but you just can't handle this truth. Every place we have been, every stone overturned, Sterile. Everything in Space is more sterile than a Surgeons scalpel. Nothing lives or has ever lived out there.

Anyone who's heard of a microscope knows water is a living thing.