The truth

[Lord_Omar_Iv]

I'm torn as to whether this is comedy genius or the most pretentious piece of bullcrap I've ever seen.

 

 

 

Yeah I'm trying to figure it out too.

 

 

 

ditto... i read the whole damn thing cause i did find it amusing lol

[Ginger_Warrior]

He could be making a point that everyone is so gullible in believing things, that since some readers he may have actually convinced both science and religion aren't the truth, and his version of the truth is, that basically everyone is stupid and should find their own truths without being spoon fed them or being persuaded one way or another.

 

 

 

That, or he's just crazy. If it's the latter, you know what they say. "The most dangerous people on the planet are those who are convinced they know the truth."

 

But surely that's hypocritical in its own logic, since we'd have to be gullible enough to believe his/her way of seeing things, which would never happen because we'd already have been gullible enough to believe the ways of either science or religion in the first place. It makes no sense whatsoever, and this is why I didn't do philosophy...

[IGoddessI]

... You do realise majority of your posts are based around people and social paranoia? I think maybe you might want to step in to my office for a chat :P

[kido14]

I like how the "proof" of UFO's in the past were simply pictures of old looking pictures that could easily be editted.

[Adam007]

He could be making a point that everyone is so gullible in believing things, that since some readers he may have actually convinced both science and religion aren't the truth, and his version of the truth is, that basically everyone is stupid and should find their own truths without being spoon fed them or being persuaded one way or another.

 

 

 

That, or he's just crazy. If it's the latter, you know what they say. "The most dangerous people on the planet are those who are convinced they know the truth."

 

But surely that's hypocritical in its own logic, since we'd have to be gullible enough to believe his/her way of seeing things, which would never happen because we'd already have been gullible enough to believe the ways of either science or religion in the first place. It makes no sense whatsoever, and this is why I didn't do philosophy...

 

I think most people are thinking, "who would believe this?" But they still imagine some people do believe it. Based on that idea, for those who read it, their view that people need to seek out the truth for themselves should be strengthened. By asking "who would believe this?", you should distance yourself from what you already believe, and approach it with the same skepticism you do that article. Analyze what seems to have been so deeply ingrained in you and take that step back to view it with objectivity without believing it just because someone told you it's true.

[mcneilp]

Anyone read all the way through??

 

I read the first couple of bits then looked at the pictures. IMO they are just using big words, if they want more people to read it...dumb it down a bit eh? We aint all intellectual superbeings from cydonia! (yeah, i read that bit)

[Infernosage4]

This guy is a complete moron. In the part where he's talking about faces on Mars and on Earth, is just idiotic. And to help his proof on that bit, he shows us a picture out of a comic book. To him, apparently, if a rock or mountain has an unusual shape it isn't coincidence. It's the Lizard overlords that placed that there!

 

 

 

And then he rambles on about Masonic companies. Hmm, I don't know... Maybe they're using that symbol because it looked good? I mean... Sonic? We all know that only the elite people that know the truth work at or own a Sonic are tight with our Reptilian overlords.[/sarcasm]