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Behind The Lies
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Dismissing the conspiracies using the power of facts and science. Bye bye flat Earth, Alien interventions and other random nonsense. Let’s go behind the lies!
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(8/8) some galactic contractors.
(7/8) and tenacity are more than enough? In a world full of engaging, factual accounts of our history, why do you think such myths persist? Drop your thoughts in the comments below! Let's celebrate the genuine human accomplishment in these awe-inspiring structures, without trying to outsource it to
(6/8) this once-thriving city, nothing screams extraterrestrial. It’s as if the idea of this theory is tucked away in the realm of fantasy, nurturing yet another baseless pseudo-historical narrative. So, I ask you all, do we need an out-of-this-world explanation when it's clear that human ingenuity
(5/8) Moreover, when it comes to evidence – or lack thereof – pointing towards aliens, you’d think there’d be some anomaly in materials or design. Alas, the perfectly normal, earthly findings suggest that aliens decided not to leave any breadcrumbs behind. From the materials used to the layout of
(4/8) evidence linking the construction techniques directly to this civilisation, including well-documented cultural and societal development patterns leading to such architectural marvels. These folks didn’t need any alien blueprints; just a community knowledge bank and some serious craftsmanship.
(2/8) idea that extraterrestrial beings lent a helping hand in crafting the magnificent stone walls or that its magnificent designs somehow originated from interstellar travellers is such a brain-boggler! I came across this theory while diving into some research, and as laughable as it may sound,
Have you heard the one about Great Zimbabwe being built by aliens? Yes, it seems that some folks actually believe this jaw-dropping archaeological marvel, situated in southeastern Zimbabwe, couldn’t possibly have been constructed by humans. The ... (1/8) #conspiracy #lies #truth #aliens #exposed
(7/7) Have you ever been on one and had a spooky experience? Or do you think they are just well-crafted plots designed to give us a thrill, minus the apparitions? Dive into the comments, and let's discuss how these tours play around with reality and imagination.
(6/7) expectation of encountering the supernatural. Isn’t it wild to think about how susceptible we are to these perceived hauntings even though there’s no scientific evidence to prove an afterlife teeming with ghosts? What are your thoughts on ghost tours, particularly the famous ones in Phoenix?
(4/7) of what these tours offer can often be chalked up to historical embellishment and the human brain’s knack for turning creaky floors and distant whispers into otherworldly encounters. Consider the psychological aspect—it's fascinating how our senses can go haywire when primed with stories of
(3/7) that seem to pop up in historically rich or purportedly haunted areas like our very own Phoenix. These tours typically promise spine-chilling flairs and dramatic tales about past residents who have supposedly never opted for the afterlife's retirement programme. But when we dig deeper, a lot
(2/7) the thrill of experiencing the supernatural, but before we lose ourselves in spooky tales, let's put on our sceptic's hat and delve into how much of this is good old storytelling rather than spectral mischief. If you're like me, you've probably wondered about this fascination with ghost tours
Hey there, ghost tour enthusiasts and sceptics alike! Today, I want to chat about the spooky phenomenon known as ghost tours, specifically focusing on the iconic Phoenix Ghost Tours in the heart of Arizona. Now, it's pretty easy to get swept up in ... (1/7) #conspiracy #lies #truth #aliens #exposed
(4/7) understanding of leverage and human strength—a testament to the ingenuity of our ancestors rather than aliens. Let's also consider the context. Gobekli Tepe pre-dates the wheel, the pottery wheel, and metallurgy, but it sits comfortably within the period just before the advent of agriculture.
(3/7) which suggests that it was of significant importance to its builders. However, the technology and artistry present at Gobekli Tepe, while impressive, are well within what could be achieved by humans of that time. Techniques like moving large stones could have been managed with an
(2/7) proof that ancient civilisations had help from alien visitors, but let's take a closer look, shall we? The idea that aliens had a hand in building Gobekli Tepe certainly makes for an exciting story, but it doesn't hold up under scrutiny. The site was buried deliberately around 8,000 BCE,
Have you ever wondered about the origins of Gobekli Tepe? This fascinating archaeological site in Turkey has captured the imaginations of many, with its intricate carvings and mysterious stone circles dating back over 11,000 years. Some claim it's ... (1/7) #conspiracy #lies #truth #aliens #exposed
(8/8) narratives against scientific evidence? Let's shatter myths with facts!
(7/8) analyses of their story confess it's peppered with inconsistencies, easily attributed to the human mind's quirks when reconstructing events. I'm keen to hear your thoughts on this! While it's crucial to listen and understand people's experiences, don't you think we should weigh these
(6/8) criticisms, especially concerning memory retrieval. Memories can be highly suggestible under hypnosis, meaning the scenes the Hills described could be a complex blend of dreams, suggestions, and the intense cultural milieu of UFO frenzy sweeping across America at the time. Many scientific
(5/8) table, and finding it looks a bit like your neighbour's dog. Coincidences aren’t evidence, my fellow critical thinkers! Moreover, let's talk about the hypnosis sessions which were instrumental in retrieving these "suppressed" memories. Hypnosis, while a fascinating psychological tool, has its
(3/8) distant solar system, which Betty sketched from memory. Now, while that might give you goosebumps, let's dive into some cold, hard facts that might make you see the story in a different light. First, let's get into the star map sketch. It has been a hot topic, often cited as evidence pointing
(2/8) in New Hampshire, USA. What makes this case stand out is that it was the first widely publicised claim of alien abduction, setting the template for countless stories to come. Their detailed recounting, after undergoing hypnosis, described humanoid creatures and even a "star map" from a
The mysterious tale of Barney and Betty Hill's supposed alien abduction in 1961 has intrigued both believers and sceptics alike for decades. For those not in the know, the Hills claimed they were taken by extraterrestrial beings during a road trip ... (1/8) #conspiracy #lies #truth #aliens #exposed
(7/7) to it than meets the eye, or are you with me in thinking that science clearly shows no alien involvement? Let me know what you reckon in the comments.