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| quote: | Originally posted by venomX
I agree with the misteries part, but remember fire was also a mistery for us once. Abductions have been widely disproven as far as i can tell, so it would just be wierd anomalies in art, and the "sightings". Maybe its some astrological phenomena we still dont understand? Why cant that also be a posibility? I mean imagine you were a Inuit, what would you have thought the first time you saw the northern lights!? |
Yeah but were the northern lights that common all over the world?, how about people in other places that don't see them? Yeah fire was but that was a long time ago, people were using fire for thousands of years before these mythologies/stories were written. It wasn't that mysterious to them, only in the beginning. Abductions haven't been disproven, only some of them. The whole idea about people having these "waking dreams" doesn't explain many cases where people were abducted while driving, like the famous Betty & Barney Hill case in the 60s. Betty even described an alien showing her a star map, and she had no knowledge of astronomy, she wasn't even into it. This was discoved to be Zeta Riticuli in the late 70s. She also described a procedure that many other abducted women have faced....a needle put into their navel...a process a lot like amniosenticious, however you spell that.
Also, many people have had implants taken out, some where placed around nerves that would be used for communicating with the brain. Some people even had nerves from their fingers placed in their arms. These things have yet to be explained. Some skeptics claim that these people must have accidently cut themselves and had a piece of metal slip into their arms or legs, when in actuality, these pieces are put around nerves, there was no evidence of damage/inflammation that they would have caused if something like a piece of metal accidently got in there. There was no evidence of the person having been cut in the area where the implants were put. They could hardly even feel that that implant was in them, yet it showed up on X-Ray. This was coming from a doctor who took them out.
Some skeptics explanations for things i've heard over the years are much hoakier than the claims made by believers, researchers or people who've had experiences. I don't doubt that some abductions are false, some are waking dreams, but there's still plenty of convicing ones and an eerire pattern to many of them that cannot be explained yet. Plus others witnessing the same things, like family members, young children who've claimed to have seen monsters. And this was before the mother did anything about it, she did not talk to her child about it. There were a few cases like this I read about and seen. There's something going on.
Last edited by Spirit5 on Oct-13-2006 at 21:23
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