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.This is a gross, even obscene description of the work those Puma Punku stones represent.
I'm ashamed of you.
Oh burn!
.This is a gross, even obscene description of the work those Puma Punku stones represent.
I'm ashamed of you.
King of the Americas said:Still haven't answered this, KotA.
Where did you come by this knowledge? Or did you just make it up?
It's just a theory...
I have some theories, what about these?
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Whee that was fun.
I know that there were intelligent, stone carving invisible cats in my neighborhood 2000 years ago, because of the smooth lines in the sidewalk.
Probably amazed that those aliens would travel all this way to do something as stupid and useless as scratch some rocks.
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It's simple logic.
No, that's simple ignorance. As this isn't my argument in any shape, form, or fashion.
Cleverly scratched and stacked rocks benefitted the citizens of Puma Punku exactly how?
No it isn't really, even if you consider the stone work at Puma Punku to be great art and artisanship. The idea that "advanced technology" would be exclusively dedicated to that purpose means one of two things: either you're wrong or the maniacs responsible are the very last sort of folks we should be inviting back.This is a gross, even obscene description of the work those Puma Punku stones represent.
I'm ashamed of you.
This is a gross, even obscene description of the work those Puma Punku stones represent.
I'm ashamed of you.
No, that's simple ignorance. As this isn't my argument in any shape, form, or fashion.
Not simple ignorance. What you're doing is called an "argument from ignorance." Mine was just articulated more concisely than yours.
Are you even going to attempt to explain how I've insulted the tender sensibilities of the heavenly visitors, or are you going to continue to be ashamed of me 'Just 'cuz'?
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Why not hobgoblins? Pixies? Angels? And yes, even aliens?
Basically, your argument is: "Why not?"
I don't find that convincing. In fact, I find it worthy of ridicule.
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You're looking foolish doesn't offend me or my sensibilities. I just thought better of you than to diminish truly wondrous stone masonry, in an attempt to score a cheap point.
I thought you were better than that, buddy.
http://www.andrys.com/peru15.htmlThe architecture of these people is said to be more complicated than that of the Incas. There are no uneven edges, to which other stones have to be cut, unevenly, to fit. The site itself isn't as impressive, of course, as Ollantaytambo or Machu Picchu, but it's still a wonder. The burial tower above is about 40' high. Each tower has a small hole facing east, just large enough for a person to crawl through, the entrance closed after burials. These towers were made with chipping tools.
I know only that they exist.
there's more than one of them.
I don't know what 'they' are either, nor where they live, or what they purpose to do.
Heavenly agents works for me, as it places them 'above us' or rather existing in the skies, and there's more than one of them.
how do you know?
How do you know?
'They' have been called by MANY names...
'They' have been called by MANY names, NONE of which can be verified.
would you ?But will they come when you do call for them?