Why don't you try it yourself genius? I'd bet you couldn't due it with a team of helpers with unlimited time, let alone 4 hours. And I mean make it PERFECT, as in the original crop circle.
The self-righteous indignation of folks like YOU who can't ascertain the wheat from the chaff makes ME want to spew. Just because something goes against your preconcieved notion of what is possible and what isn't, you think people with more insight are fools. You'd probably have believed the Earth was flat if you were born several centuries ago, and you more than likely would have ridiculed those who thought otherwise.
I don't have my own crops to experiment with, so I'd have to be flattening someone else's attempt to make a living in my messing around. Just now, I don't feel like being that sort of person.
The self-righteous indignation of folks like YOU who can't ascertain the wheat from the chaff makes ME want to spew. Just because something goes against your preconcieved notion of what is possible and what isn't, you think people with more insight are fools. You'd probably have believed the Earth was flat if you were born several centuries ago, and you more than likely would have ridiculed those who thought otherwise.
The standard spew from someone whose delusional system is under attack. The burden of proof isn't on me here. I know you don't think so, but trust me on this. It's on the people who say the circles have anything to do with ET.
As the article said, if undergraduates can do it, you don't need aliens. If you don't need aliens, it's unjustified to put them in. (That's what that "Occam's Razor" stuff is all about.)