If "we" construct such a ship and take you for a ride in it, then would you believe that a saucer shaped aircraft can be constructed. In other words, drawings and explanations of the systems operation would not be enough to convince you that such devices can be built.
OK, you keep putting words in my mouth to support your own stupid agenda- can a 'saucer shaped aircraft' be built? OF COURSE- WHAT does that have to do with anything? There are also Snoopy shaped aircraft that fly during the Thanksgiving day parade- The issue is NOT if such shaped craft can fly, it is about PROOF that aliens are flying them to Earth and buzzing around our skies.
That you think you are making a coherent argument says a lot about your rationality. YOU are constantly posting easily refuted nonsense and you ignore the people that offer you proof that your fantasies are wrong. It is willful self-deception.
After nearly 60 years of this UFO nonsense not ONE single shred of real physical proof exists. THAT is why sane people do not 'study' UFOs, sightings of the virgin Mary, or leprachauns.
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The whole thread (109 posts)
- Symptoms of Pathological Skepticism.
- re: Symptoms of Pathological Behaviour (n/t)
- Just for the record:
- No...
- In Defense of Pathological Skepticism.
- That's not "pathological" skepticism
- Hoagland, the one thing you can't say about him is that he doesn't Believe.
- "Semantic"?
- 'Argument by dictonary definition' isn't an argument
- "And there, bunkie, I got ya: My definition of "lie" can be found in a dictionary. Where in the universe did you get yours?"..... Does the Mirriam-Webster dictionary count? You will, of course apolog…
- Yes, Damn it....
- "Semantic"?
- On the other hand...
- Hoagland, the one thing you can't say about him is that he doesn't Believe.
- re: Perhaps you are not a PATHOLOGICAL skeptic.
- Easter has been cancelled this year. They found the body.
- re: Perhaps I was wrong.
- No, I don't concede that.
- re: "Do you concede that UFO's don't necessarily violate any known physical laws?"
- re: Perhaps I was wrong.
- Easter has been cancelled this year. They found the body.
- That's not "pathological" skepticism
- The burden of proof is, as it has always been, on the most extraordinary claims. (n/t)
