I love this stuff

keep perspective but have fun.

Speaking of how everything is basically a lie - I'm watching this raging fire which is completely engulfing a 64 story building in Dubai and CNN says that officials are calling it 90% contained.

And then this guy starts talking about how if a steel beam melts -the entire building will collapse - you know just like 911. There really are too many idiots in this world.

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Top 10 Most Amazing Unexplained Artifacts

I like this's guys perspective.

5 Strange Sounds No One Can Explain

I trust science 100% when it comes to practical things like mechanical, meteorological, even chemical and biological. But when it comes to archaeological evidence, it just really falls into the "WTF" category. Better watch this before its covered up and completely negated by the spin doctors of reality or revealed to be some kind of hoax to promote the new upcoming season of the Xfiles....

Whoa... look similar? https://i.ytimg.com/vi/t7ygn7QQNEI/maxresdefault.jpg

Sorta - but this one has holes in its head for horns. Its pretty fantastical so I'm thinking it must be a movie prop. The video provided no information on it really - it was just "look at this".
What's bad is that video got over 1 million hits in 6 days, gotta feed the masses I guess.

The truth is so subtly fantastically it really boggles the mind. I love the part where she talks about asking "professionals" and then they get mad when they cant answer her questions and are outraged that she doesn't accept their answer on total faith.
It's funny when people think they know the answers when I doubt we'll ever understand everything. Gotta love mysteries.



part 38 "Impossible" statues, "Impossible" ancient jewellery, Moscow nuked, "Impossible" steel

More fantastical things we just simply chalk up to - "Nature" when we don't know the answer. Really now?

Part 1 of 4 - Ruins of Old Earth, a Gary Schoenung Documentary

silent video, I understand why.