Do you disagree with this statement or do you discount it. Are your reasons say religious reasons, personal experiences that gave you knew insight, you thought it was complete died up P juice. Whats your thoughts?
Were people created out of apes by the aliens man...?
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Milarepa
, Aug 08 2009 05:08 AM
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- VibeTribe
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Posted 10 August 2009 - 05:22 AM
Well, you can't completely discount the possibility of alien intervention in our
evolution, because, the odds are, we are not alone. And it's possible another
species of intelligent life has developed a way to breach the considerable dis-
tance between worlds. But if you play the odds, it is not a good bet. It is most
likely, we are what you get, when bacteria is allowed to not only survive, but
thrive, long enough for it to develop into increasingly more complex life forms.
We have been considerably fortunate.
evolution, because, the odds are, we are not alone. And it's possible another
species of intelligent life has developed a way to breach the considerable dis-
tance between worlds. But if you play the odds, it is not a good bet. It is most
likely, we are what you get, when bacteria is allowed to not only survive, but
thrive, long enough for it to develop into increasingly more complex life forms.
We have been considerably fortunate.
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Posted 18 August 2009 - 09:59 PM
It's possible. I'm more in the camp that if aliens exist, they come from an alternate universe and all that crazy shit we see is them trying to beam on in.
Or that UFOs are really the CIA or whomever playing mind games with the population.
Or that UFOs are really the CIA or whomever playing mind games with the population.
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Posted 23 October 2009 - 07:16 PM
i often think that perhaps the 'aliens' and 'ufo encounters' people report are in fact us...from the future...via time travel...see way i see it...if we slowly evolved from simple organisms in the water to land animals to apes and so on...what is the future of our evolution? it would seem possible that in a very very long time we would evolve into pale little beings with larde dark almond shaped eyes and advanced technology...who know maybe in the future we live underground...or in the dark...who knows...but i digress....so lets assume that we evole into that...and come to realize that it might be prudent (and possible) to travel back in time to shape some agenda(s)
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Posted 25 October 2009 - 05:30 PM
i often think that perhaps the 'aliens' and 'ufo encounters' people report are in fact us...from the future...via time travel...
I think alien abduction stories are latent memories of having our diapers changed in the night.
I don't think aliens had a hand in our development/evolution as a species. It doesn't really seem to have any basis. I suppose it's possible, but I don't think so. That is not to say that I don't believe that life exists outside of Earth...or even that such life may have been here at some point...I just don't think they made us or anything like that.
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Posted 10 December 2010 - 05:02 PM
I think alien abduction stories are latent memories of having our diapers changed in the night.
I don't think aliens had a hand in our development/evolution as a species. It doesn't really seem to have any basis. I suppose it's possible, but I don't think so. That is not to say that I don't believe that life exists outside of Earth...or even that such life may have been here at some point...I just don't think they made us or anything like that.
i disagree.
http://www.bibliotecapleyades.net/esp_orionzone_6.htm#Who are the Ant People
while it is only circumstantial evidence, it definitly raises some questions. Who were these "ant-people"?
[ame]http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nephilim[/ame]
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Posted 10 December 2010 - 05:05 PM
i disagree.
http://www.bibliotecapleyades.net/esp_orionzone_6.htm#Who are the Ant People
while it is only circumstantial evidence, it definitly raises some questions. Who were these "ant-people"?
:lol:HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!!!!
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Posted 10 December 2010 - 06:46 PM
I have no idea what length of time defines a fossil, nor does it matter in this case.
Hopi indians draw pictures of "ant people" on their walls. Other cultures have stories of ant people, or star people, or "fallen angels" and the like. It is a fact. Thats my contirbution to this discussion.
Hopi indians draw pictures of "ant people" on their walls. Other cultures have stories of ant people, or star people, or "fallen angels" and the like. It is a fact. Thats my contirbution to this discussion.
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Posted 14 December 2010 - 09:48 AM
My beliefs change as I Read/see new theories arise...today I think we are happy accidents due to perfect conditions...and that we (humans) have been on earth for millions of years and that "alien" technology is just found old human technology...but that can change tomorrow 
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Posted 17 July 2012 - 06:14 PM
Ever just look around and say to yourself "People just don't belong here. We're not in tune with nature." Its because we aren't and we don't. Evolution got us to about Cro-magnon (400-200,000 years ago) and then something happened. Yes I do believe our genetics were spliced, and we are not natural evolution entirely from this world.
All ancient cultures have a similar story about ancient history that somehow incorporates the 'gods' coming from above, and teaching primitive man culture and technology (like fire, the alphabet, etc). You can't just say they're quaint stories.
I also firmly believe that human civilization has been around a lot longer than 6000 years.
All ancient cultures have a similar story about ancient history that somehow incorporates the 'gods' coming from above, and teaching primitive man culture and technology (like fire, the alphabet, etc). You can't just say they're quaint stories.
I also firmly believe that human civilization has been around a lot longer than 6000 years.
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Posted 09 August 2012 - 05:31 PM
Start with Graham Hancock. Too much to talk about now, but ask yourself - if, today, some devastation happened that wiped out 90-95% of the earth's population, what would happen? I know how to drive a car, but I certainly can't build one. Same with a computer, or lots of high technology. Shit would be lost within a generation, and we'd be back to living in huts and subsistence farming. So now, just imagine that there was some previous civilization living and thriving around the world 15000 years ago, then the great flood (which is also embedded in every culture around the world) around 13000-10000 years ago (corresponding with the end of the last ice age, makes sense) wiped it out. The only stuff remaining are the great megalithic structures made of stone. Wehre's the cities, you ask, where's the rubble, the artifacts, etc. Consider this. After the flood, the coastline moved back in some places 100's of miles. Where do people tend to build? On the coast. The answer is out somewhere on the Continental shelf.
That's just the tip.
That's just the tip.
