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...There used to be an interesting educational series of publications that touched upon various inexplicable, and sometimes simply paranormal phenomena and facts—it was called "Under the Question Mark" and was published under the editorship of the Academy of Sciences. There, a single "problem" would be taken up and studied thoroughly: REAL arguments were presented, testimonies from REAL people, photographs, excerpts from official documents, opinions of experts (the same academicians), and it (the problem) was examined from different angles... And THE MAIN THING!!! At the end, NO conclusions were made—the reader was given the right to make them themselves!:smile54: And the topics covered there were simply FANTASTIC!!!-paleovisits (who knows what that beast is?! :), life after death, ghosts, lycanthropy, Loch Ness (which is why I don't believe in Nessie)), the Manhattan Project, the Tunguska meteorite and much more...:smile11: In any case, if anyone is interested—I have a couple of issues left—I can scan them and send them over... ...believe in yourselves—and everything will work out for you!
Иногда они возвращаются :smile27: Бросайте флуд и оффтоп из раздела пятерки в Флудовские ссылки или мне в личку.
yes... that's true. Through self-knowledge, one gains knowledge of the Universe, and through knowledge of the Universe, one understands the Absolute. And self-knowledge comes through faith in oneself – that is, accepting oneself as created by the Absolute in the Universe.
Настоящие герои - не те, пред кем мы преклоняемся, а те, кого мы оплевываем...[/COLOR] ----------------------------- "So much has gone and little is new"
...There used to be an interesting educational series of publications that covered all sorts of inexplicable, and sometimes simply paranormal, phenomena and facts – it was called "Under the Question Mark" and was published under the editorship of the Academy of Sciences. It would take one "problem" and study it thoroughly: real arguments were presented, along with testimonies from real people, photographs, excerpts from official documents, and opinions from experts (including academics), and the problem was examined from different angles... And the MAIN thing!!! In the end, no conclusions were drawn – the reader was given the right to draw their own conclusions!:smile54: And the topics covered were simply AMAZING!!! – paleovisits (who knows what that is?!), life after death, ghosts, lycanthropy, Loch Ness (that's why I don't believe in Nessie)), the Manhattan Project, the Tunguska meteorite, and much more...:smile11:
I also have a couple of issues from this series of publications somewhere.
I don't believe in the Loch Ness monster. IMO: it was a fabrication to attract attention, and then it turned into a legend to attract tourists.
I have seen UFOs, but I don't believe that aliens are just showing off in front of the inhabitants of planet Earth. If aliens exist in near-Earth space, they are hiding so well that you won't be able to find them, no matter how hard you try.
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Yes... that's true. Through the knowledge of oneself comes the knowledge of the Universe, and through the knowledge of the Universe comes the knowledge of the Absolute. And the knowledge of oneself comes through faith in oneself - i.e., accepting oneself as one was born by the Absolute in the Universe.
Настоящие герои - не те, пред кем мы преклоняемся, а те, кого мы оплевываем...[/COLOR] ----------------------------- "So much has gone and little is new"
I believe in UFOs... And this is definitely IT... those guys are green, with braids, and red eyes!!! P.S. (They fly to us because they can't buy naphazoline or naphazoline eye drops on their planet... :) )
I believe in UFOs, but only because the universe is vast, and the possibility of another civilization existing within it is very high. The problem is that it's likely too far away from us, and that's why we haven't seen it. As for all the UFO stories, they are most likely either rumors or secret military developments (don't laugh!). I don't believe in Nessie – it has been proven that it's a hoax. I believe in ghosts – firstly, there's always a grain of truth in every joke (and in every legend), secondly, it fits into my theory about the variability of the Absolute, and thirdly, hypnosis was once considered a myth...
God save us. Parallel worlds certainly exist, in the sixth dimension (the sphere of virtual influence). Personally, I believe that everything we think about exists somewhere. After all, we can't think about something that doesn't exist. If we think about it, it must materialize somewhere. And we receive reflections of it.
I believe in UFOs... And that's definitely IT... those guys are green, with braids, and red eyes!!! P.S. (They fly to us because they can't buy naphazoline or xylometazoline where they come from... :))
And I was wondering all this time why these strange green guys often buy naphazoline and xylometazoline in boxes at the pharmacy :D :D :D.
And there's also nothing here about secret launches of top-secret flying vehicles on a classified island, which is located at point Ы (that's also a secret).
But getting back to the topic: Maybe not UFOs, but still, some extraterrestrial objects periodically appear above our planet. Why not? After all, we are not alone in the universe...
First of all, what does UFO mean? "Unidentified Flying Object." So, the existence of UFOs is quite obvious :) Until I know exactly what kind of device is flying there, it will be a UFO for me. As for extraterrestrial civilizations, I do not deny their existence. But in my opinion, if they exist, they look exactly like us, that is, they are the same people, but they live on another planet, they have their own history, their own culture, their own technologies. But the appearance is the same. This topic can be developed for a long time, because on Earth there are people with different skin colors and eye shapes, and even different natural body types. Therefore, alien people most likely also have such differences from Earthlings. For example, if most of their planet is swampy (as most of our planet is covered with water), then perhaps their skin, over thousands of years of historical adaptation, has acquired a greenish or other shade (depending on the color of their swamps). In general, the topic is very interesting. As for Nessie... I believe that it was there at the very least, because the legend is not a dozen years old. I, of course, do not know how long dinosaurs live, but the term is still not small. Again, the topic is quite interesting and can be developed. In conclusion, I will only say that I do not consider Nessie an anomalous phenomenon, because no one considered an anomalous phenomenon a dead, half-eaten dinosaur found forty years ago by the French.
Dinosaurs? On average, 300 years... We can think for a long time about the "lunatics'" video card, but, as many well-known scientists have established, silicon can also be part of the basic structures of a living organism; they sometimes mention that silicates exist, so this greatly affects the appearance (and structure) of the organism... By the way, they have long found GIGANTIC clouds of gas and dust in space with... ant alcohol!... So this is a significant argument in favor of some theories... :smile09: About UFOs... There is also OLO - "identified flying object"... About the Loch Ness monster: the inhabitants of that region repeatedly tried to catch it (before the financial benefit) because of attacks on ships (fishing boats), people, and fish "belonging to them by right"... And before, only cryptozoologists talked about the coelacanth... And now this fish has become a "living fossil," but this is not an isolated case... Again about UFOs: the chance that someone else exists besides us is high, and there is even a good chance that there are much more developed civilizations than ours... And all these "aliens" who steal everything they can for their experiments may not be a newspaper "duck"... Many used to think that reaching the speed of light would allow you to fly between stars... But now everyone understands: even light from our nearest "neighbor" - the Andromeda nebula, reaches us in millions of years! (approximately) At one time, this "discovery" (or rather, "revelation") became the main "argument against" interstellar travel... But now, the strong development of theories and their evidence about the structure of the universe has shown that space and time are the same physical quantities as force and weight... And this means that now the theory of the shortest path in space is gradually becoming a reality... (this theory says that the shortest path from point A to point B is 0, due to the curvature of space-time) And for the "lunatics," it has already become a reality, purely hypothetically... :smile09:
P.S.: Lelya, why didn't you vote then? :smile02: Was the marijuana too funny, or what's stopping you? :smile16:
We believe in what we want to believe. Whether it exists or not is a subjective opinion for everyone. Personally, I believe in the possibility of another civilization existing in the Universe. If we exist, why can't others exist?