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thesweetcheat wrote:
Yes, I think that's right. Weirdness is no bad thing, it certainly keeps us entertained, but you can't usually build a proper theory on it. Because, as has been said on here quite often in recent months, any theory sooner or later has to be tested and then re-evaluated. That's the problem with the more off-the-wall ideas, they don't usually stand up to proper scrutiny.

There are plenty of people writing books about Atlantis and lizards still, I assume, or has the internet done away with the need to publish these sorts of things now that you can just post it for free on-line somewhere?

Yeah here!!!

bladup wrote:
thesweetcheat wrote:
There are plenty of people writing books about Atlantis and lizards still, I assume, or has the internet done away with the need to publish these sorts of things now that you can just post it for free on-line somewhere?
Yeah here!!!
True in theory, but no-one's written a TMA blog about Atlantis or about how the lizard people have taken over recently (ever?). We had the person who travelled to Russia and measured the electrical currents in stones recently, but no-one paid much attention, except to mainly point out the deficiencies in the methods used.