The implications of finding absolute proof.

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<br />No problem. All my life people have thought me odd, mostly because I do a lot of odd things. Like rotating pronouns.

Another odd thing I do - when someone calls me weird (not at all uncommon) I like to fake embarrassment and say 'thanks'. (I honestly do consider it a compliment, but it usually does not embarrass me.)

The various responses I get are often amusing.
LB

(You don't want to get me started on silent letters and loud letters.)
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I like weird, weird is good - you think we are all sitting around looking at strange stuff on another planet is normal? Btw, I think you're cool. Now did you get a pair of those 3D glasses for the 5th time?

Cheers!

Malcolm Scott

I've enhanced the artifact here somewhat in order to emphisize detail. Now in 2D

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Malcolm Scott

<b>[Malcolm] "I like weird, weird is good ..."</b>

Gosh -(our heroine looks down and scuffs the dirt with her toe)- Thanks!

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But I still don't see anything that looks like proof. You keep claiming you have it, so

WHEN ...

are you going to show it to us?

LB

<blockquote id="quote"><font size="2" face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica" id="quote">quote:<hr height="1" noshade id="quote"><i>Originally posted by Larry Burford</i>
<br /><b>[Malcolm] "I like weird, weird is good ..."</b>

Gosh -(our heroine looks down and scuffs the dirt with her toe)- Thanks!

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But I still don't see anything that looks like proof. You keep claiming you have it, so

WHEN ...

are you going to show it to us?

LB
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I have <u>never</u> said that I have absolute proof.

I did say that I am a googleplex convinced that Mars has had and currently still has life there. I can also say; that the life there is most strange but there again, life here on Earth is strange too. It really depends on one's perspective...right?

The difficulty we seem to be having here is that we expect a "smoking gun". We seem to require that we can state; "yep...that's alien alright, I recognize it and I can relate to it". Well if we are looking at hi resolution images from the "Peoples camera", I don't see that smoking gun although I feel pretty certain that the boys upstairs have plenty of compelling images but not for the public.

I do have some interesting stuff however, but I am testing the waters so to say. Right now, I posted an image of a very strange artifact which I found in the HiRISE images and...I asked some very straight forward questions. So far, no one has attempted to answer those questions. Is this too much to ask for prey tell?

Let's begin, can we try to answer one very basic question.

Does the image I posted yesterday look to be an artifact of "intelligent design"? If so, could we discuss what those properties are? Basic science if you ask me.

Thanks,

Malcolm Scott

No. It is not <u>significantly</u> different from the thousands of other images I've seen from Mars.

I'm not saying you are wrong.

I am saying you have shown us no convincing evidence.

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As far as proof is concerned ...

<b>[Malcomm]"I have never said that I have absolute proof."</b>

... we should talk about evidence first.