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I could swear I saw that film on some documentary and it was a couple of humans from the 20th century.

As for whether these things are real or not, c'mon, they are all hoaxes though they are cool looking.

I love how these 'experts' have these theories how the crops are braided and the stalks are bent at 90 degrees? Is that a sacred angle?? Of course since they all are fakes, the ones they think are real are the measuring sticks they measure the ones the less gifted artists' make and claim are fake?

And don't try to tell me this isn't a belief system. If someone's been following and documenting this for 20 years under the assumption that it's real, do you really think they'll listen to any kind of reasoning that disproves their life's work and makes them out to be a bit tin foilish?

I could swear I saw that film on some documentary and it was a couple of humans from the 20th century.

You mean this?

THE GREAT A&E AND DISCOVERY CHANNEL CROP CIRCLES HOAX.

As for whether these things are real or not, c'mon, they are all hoaxes though they are cool looking.

Too bad there isn't ONE that has been created by a hoaxster that matches the precision and symmetry of that found in REAL circles. If there was but ONE circle created by a hoax team that matches the geometric precision seen in REAL formations, then you might have a point. As of right now, you're simply bloviating.

If someone's been following and documenting this for 20 years under the assumption that it's real, do you really think they'll listen to any kind of reasoning that disproves their life's work and makes them out to be a bit tin foilish?

Are you saying that people who have researched the facts concerning this phenonema are less knowledgeable about this subject than you? And what makes you think that anyone here has made this their "life's work"?

And don't try to tell me this isn't a belief system. If someone's been following and documenting this for 20 years under the assumption that it's real, do you really think they'll listen to any kind of reasoning that disproves their life's work and makes them out to be a bit tin foilish?

Well said. You notice that he's the one using the word "hoax" most often - a dead giveaway.