I’m not impressed with your predictive abilities regarding metalic fragment compositions. Interesting but doesn’t decide the war, for me.
My relative only has his experiences to share. They are not greatly different from those of a lot of others who’ve gone on the record about working around the craft.
The business of Pork Belly futures vs discerning whether a given individual speaking orally is telling the truth or not—is—for a psychologist—two very different issues, contexts, set of factors to assess etc. I’d have thought you’d have known that. Is nothing obvious to you?
I’m not impressed with your predictive abilities regarding metalic fragment compositions. Interesting but doesn’t decide the war, for me.
***And yet that is the one time I was able to bring about a prediction proceeding from my theory, which makes it a falsifiable theory, and it was proven correct. That is a major, major stake in the ground for the discussion of this theory.
My relative only has his experiences to share. They are not greatly different from those of a lot of others who’ve gone on the record about working around the craft.
***Then let’s see them. If the evidence is only available to you alone, it becomes invalid for inductive reasoning. It’s fun for you, but useless for those of us who want to investigate evidence.
The business of Pork Belly futures vs discerning whether a given individual speaking orally is telling the truth or not—is—for a psychologist—two very different issues, contexts, set of factors to assess etc. I’d have thought you’d have known that.
***Of course it’s different. But you have no more capabilities in this area than most people do, otherwise you could have used it to become a wealthy man. If such a capability were buildable by education, we’d see evidence of it.
Is nothing obvious to you?
***It’s obvious to me that you would rather talk about the fun side of this issue, which is speculation about aliens and what they might be like, rather than get down to discussing evidence using the common sense that God gave the average person.