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"He explained how he did it"
Lindy — (archived)

Counter-intel works.
One simple explanation to a troubling problem often comforts the confused.
I see that "simple rational explanations" are all you care to think about, while ignoring the VOLUMES of truly anaomalous scientific findings I have presented to you, about hundreds of circles who don't fall into the "rational". You and others here, ignore what I give you and shut down your thinking processes.

Actually I don't blame you. It goes along with other problematic things we just don't have time for.

>"Claiming the opposite is far more complicated ! "
You darn right! And you wonder why "I" (after all this time) don't change MY mind??
If you have read me here before, I had one of these things literally in my back yard which sent me on a quest to find out who/where/why/how, etc.

I carefuly presented my findings, including the change in the soil and plant samples.

>"In Waterloo, Belgium, a guy who calls himself "cereal killer" explained how he did it."
ONE guy makes ONE circle, explains how he did it and that's good enough for you. Ignore the thousands of other circles in 40 different countries that are engineering masterpieces with no known designers, and you are comfortable to dismiss the rest.

Even the Circlemakers site hasn't been updated in nearly a decade. Because they can't seriously explain the more intricate and sprawling circles that have formed this past decade, nor can they explain how they actually DID them. No, they're in hiding now, of course. They're putting their money where their mouth is and doing what they're best at now.......selling crop circle T-shirts.

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