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Mick — now that the deadlines have passed, I'd be interested in your retrospective on the bets and Ryan Robbins/UFO Jesus's six predictions.(i may have missed any public recapped you have made on) The bet: In the 2019 podcast you and Ryan discuss... -
John J. reacted to JJB's post in the thread Claim: Giant fast Underwater Disc, Bigger than an Oil Rig with
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It is beyond silly. If Elizondo's description is accurate, we're not talking about some subtle anomaly that happened to be captured by one sensor. We're talking about an enormous object moving through an extremely dense medium at a speed that... -
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Warp isn't motion of the water, it's motion of the spacetime that water occupies. This is a topological solution to a problem framed purely topologically, there's no reason to think that extreme corner-case mathematical solutions have any...
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Todd Feinman reacted to Ravi's post in the thread Claim: Giant fast Underwater Disc, Bigger than an Oil Rig with Like.
Wasn't the Alcubierre drive more of an idea for in space? I mean, vacuum, no mass? Why would it work in water? Mysterious explanations from Lue..
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Evidence does not work that way. Every time a purported 'UFO' stays unidentified it adds exactly zero to the probability of UFOs existing (or not existing): it's just 'no data'. While everytime a purported UFO evidence is shown to be mundane this... -
MMapperGuy reacted to Gary C's post in the thread Claim: Giant fast Underwater Disc, Bigger than an Oil Rig with
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It is beyond silly. If Elizondo's description is accurate, we're not talking about some subtle anomaly that happened to be captured by one sensor. We're talking about an enormous object moving through an extremely dense medium at a speed that...
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MMapperGuy reacted to jdog's post in the thread Claim: Giant fast Underwater Disc, Bigger than an Oil Rig with
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In an old Simpsons episode, Lucy Lawless responds to questions about a continuity error in her TV show Xena: Warrior Princess: -
MMapperGuy reacted to JMartJr's post in the thread Claim: Giant fast Underwater Disc, Bigger than an Oil Rig with
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I'll raise a question based on that which I do not know how to answer, (but perhaps somebody else here does), preceded by a little background info about mantis shrimp, which I promise will be relevant! Image source... -
MMapperGuy reacted to JJB's post in the thread Claim: Giant fast Underwater Disc, Bigger than an Oil Rig with Agree.
At some point you'd think people would have learned not to take Elizondo's claims at face value. We've heard "overwhelming" evidence and extraordinary stories from him before, only for the actual evidence to remain unavailable, unexplained or far...
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Gary C replied to the thread Claim: Giant fast Underwater Disc, Bigger than an Oil Rig.AKA 'a fish story'
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Gary C reacted to jdog's post in the thread Claim: Giant fast Underwater Disc, Bigger than an Oil Rig with Funny.
In an old Simpsons episode, Lucy Lawless responds to questions about a continuity error in her TV show Xena: Warrior Princess:
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Gary C reacted to JMartJr's post in the thread Claim: Giant fast Underwater Disc, Bigger than an Oil Rig with Like.
I'll raise a question based on that which I do not know how to answer, (but perhaps somebody else here does), preceded by a little background info about mantis shrimp, which I promise will be relevant! Image source...
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Gary C reacted to JJB's post in the thread Claim: Giant fast Underwater Disc, Bigger than an Oil Rig with Like.
At some point you'd think people would have learned not to take Elizondo's claims at face value. We've heard "overwhelming" evidence and extraordinary stories from him before, only for the actual evidence to remain unavailable, unexplained or far...