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[kengillam]

What's the saying "Power corrupts, Absolute Power corrupts absolutely"

[moonwitch]

What I sometimes wonder about is, when do 'we' become 'them?'

You know, take a couple of hundred of 'us' stick us in a postition of power and how long, if ever, would we take to cuddle up to corruption.

Thanks....you just reminded me that I haven't read George Orwell's 'Animal Farm' in ages

[shezz]

I sometimes wish I could laugh off some of the ideas that have, over the years, convinced me of their validity. Then I look at the world around me and think, no, something needs to be done and that means trying to at least get the word out. I'm glad, though, that we can (I hope we can!) remain calm and civil in our discussions and, if not cyber-friends, then at least be cyber-friendly.

So we all have a different view's on almost everything and anything that goes on, either in here or out there.

that does not mean that they are right or even that we are wrong,


We all have a right to our own beliefs and as such have a right to air them, beit if others like it or not, you and I WILL always get others disagreeing one way or another

And yes normally if they dont agree with you, then you think that they need to open there mind up to what is really going on, but then they will more then likely be thinking the same.

The bit i highlighted

IMO I think that is the best bit of writing i have ever read on the kt,



Oh and by the way

I'm a real believer that there is life out their, how can anyone say that there is'nt, of all the billions of planets out there


we are not alone

[Blobsaudio]

I look forward to hearing your views....Earthling

im to lazy to research this one

it has a lower density

cant imagine it being hollow though, to big

plus, what would be the point in hollowing it out then putting it next to us

and what sort of alien would want to live in the dark, apart from a depressed/suidcidal one

here is a interesting one

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abiogenic_petroleum_origin

[ejean9]

im to lazy to research this one

it has a lower density

cant imagine it being hollow though, to big

plus, what would be the point in hollowing it out then putting it next to us

and what sort of alien would want to live in the dark, apart from a depressed/suidcidal one

here is a interesting one

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abiogenic_petroleum_origin

mumble double dutch mumble couldnt understand it..

[Roundsound]

"plus, what would be the point in hollowing it out then putting it next to us"

Thats a simple one.
Before the moon was placed in orbit the Earth was very unstable and unsuitable for life.
The moon settled the planet and therefore enabled life to exist here.
Without the moon this planet would not be a very nice place to be.

If an alien race wanted to use the earth as a petri dish they needed to calm the place down first and make conditions right to grow culture on it, the moon enabled/enables this.

Its hollow because its like the death star covered in dust.
It must be hollow if it resonates, which it does when hit.

[Roundsound]

Last time i mentioned this the thread was pulled,,i wonder how long my last post will remain lol

[earthangel]

I don't know about the moon being hollow, but it certainly is an enigma. By all supposed laws of physics, the moon's orbit should not be as it is. There are glaring discrepancies among the orbits of the inner planets of the solar system, too. Otherwise orthodox scientists have said that our solar system should not be as it is. Mind you, the "experts cannot even agree how many planets there are.
Interestingly, it is only in modern times that our moon has been designated as a satellite. In ancient times and up to a few centuries ago, the moon was always deemed to be a planet.