Flavious Maximus said "societies that have flourished and been successful". I'm speculating that he was referring to societies of the past but wanted to confirm.
Yes I read his post. Mine was a rhetorical comment. I was being cheeky. 😀
precision gets lost in the shuffle. 🙂
precision gets lost in the shuffle. 🙂
Shuffle meaning this form of communication method. However, I should add that Flavious Maximus did speak like Flavious Maximus.
Yes but my comment was directed to you, a well read highly intuitive by nature, resident poster of the modern vernacular. 🙂Shuffle meaning this form of communication method. However, I should add that Flavious Maximus did speak like Flavious Maximus.
Hey!! Then if it shows those trails it means it´s an UFO!!!!
Thank for pulling the veil covering my eyes 🙂
An externally hosted image should be here but it was not working when we last tested it.
An advanced civilization capable of interstellar travel most certainly isn't going to bother with using hydrocarbon combustion to propel a spacecraft.
That's like any of us trying to fix a computer with a flint spear-point...
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That's like any of us trying to fix a computer with a flint spear-point...
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British, French and Spanish colonialism in the past has lead to us (of European decent) being here in North America now.
I live in the city and my friend lives on the reserve. The successful society I live in exists here because it ground the one that preceded it, into the dust. It's difficult to talk about what's happening now without drifting into politics but I think it's safe to say that I don't think much has changed.
So I'm thinking of the past and the present.
What, you haven't tried that? It once saved me from having to replace the power supply. 😉
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I’ve had many experiences with misbehaving computers when a flint spear would have been just what I wanted!
If societies had to be changed to continue existing, then the pre-changed society isn't considered successful, no? I'm just being picky about the definition.
Should we consider dark grey plume and white plume the same thing? Just thinking out loud.
quillette.com has published an article titled 'Understanding the Unidentified' discussing this very topic.
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It is new, and includes many of the names and subjects in this thread.
Without the, uh em, dross.
I didn't post a link for reasons. Those motivated by interest can find and read it.
Those that aren't...
Without the, uh em, dross.
I didn't post a link for reasons. Those motivated by interest can find and read it.
Those that aren't...
Should we consider dark grey plume and white plume the same thing? Just thinking out loud.
It seems to comport with the spreading vapor trail of a high-altitude and climbing jetliner, facing toward the viewer. Whatever it is, it does not look like any sort of UFO craft to me. What does remain implausibly explained is the really weird way the entire structure appears to rapidly swing from one side to the other, with the point of the structure (where the plane would be) swinging the farthest. Odd, even for a UFO video.
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Well, it has long been known that looking through a long distance in the atmosphere, especially at a heat source, usually produces shimmering/shifting and distorted images. The US military complex developed special adaptive-optics to help, forms of which were later adapted for use by earth bound astronomical telescopes.
Good article. It skips the Keel/Vallee inter dimensional hypothesis but probably because it was deemed too absurd and/or space limitations.
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