Peruvian Scientists Discover Alien Corpse
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Please tell me you are not this stupid. No, there is no Peruvia, just like there is no Germa. There is however a country called Germany and there just so happens to be a South-American country called Peru.Kris015 said:
OT. Yep, definately aliens. Cranial deformities are a KGB fallacy to convince us that aliens don't exist to further their own nefarious ends. The Mayans predicted it would be so. (Completely ignoring the fact that the KGB ceased to exist in 1991 and any other modicum of rational thought that might lead one to believe it might infact be human. And by human I mean anything with 'Homo' in its latin name, not just Homo Sapiens.)
The eye sockets are WAY to big to be human...Same as them teeth...also, the nose bit looks different somehow but i can put my finger on it, plus the head, even with skull binding or what ever it is, looks way to fucking big.
Alien? Maybe, but probably not, however...Human? Fuck no.
Maybe an early Human, a species that hasn't been discovered quite possibly. I do like to believe that there was an Alien species here before us though, who knows, maybe we are being watched...dun dun duuuuuun!
Alien? Maybe, but probably not, however...Human? Fuck no.
Maybe an early Human, a species that hasn't been discovered quite possibly. I do like to believe that there was an Alien species here before us though, who knows, maybe we are being watched...dun dun duuuuuun!
I think that this is all a big mis-communication.
The quote from the finder:"Да друга. То есть чужой."
is translated to: Yes, a friend. That is strange.
But 'strange' can replace 'alien' since the the word means the same.
Some translators might have used the wrong word and then.... this.
The quote from the finder:"Да друга. То есть чужой."
is translated to: Yes, a friend. That is strange.
But 'strange' can replace 'alien' since the the word means the same.
Some translators might have used the wrong word and then.... this.
............Okay fair point....Asehujiko said:Undiscovered Homonids [http://www.google.nl/search?q=hydrocephalus+skull&oe=utf-8&rls=org.mozilla:nlarc1991 said:fficial&client=firefox-a&um=1&ie=UTF-8&hl=nl&tbm=isch&source=og&sa=N&tab=wi&biw=1680&bih=996&sei=J0DNTtLBIYWgOsi6oKgP].
BUT! What about the teeth? plus with them skulls on the link, the faces themselves are tiny, in proportion to the head, this head has the face evenly spread out, as if it's meant to be like that, and not as if it was stretched or what ever.
It's clearly a deformed human skull. The odds of an alien species looking that similar to us is highly unlikely, as it would have evolved in an entirely different fashion.
I've seen kids who have deformities like this. They typically don't live long.
Of course, the conspiracy theorists are going to claim that is a DEFINITIVE ALIEN! "It LOOKS WEIRD! I CAN'T EXPLAIN IT! THUS, IT MUST BE AN ALIEN! WHAT ELSE COULD IT BE! I AM THE SMARTEST PERSON ON THE PLANET AND IF I CAN'T THINK OF A NORMAL EXPLANATION, THEN NO ONE ELSE CAN!!!" is precisely the thought process that runs through the mind of these people. "I think it looks too weird to explain normally, therefore, whatever insane explanation I have is automatically proven right by default!".
No. It doesn't work that way.
Unknown = unknown. Unknown =/= Aliens!
Although I am 99% sure it's just a deformed human being. There are some pretty remarkable examples of deformed humans you can see in medical museums. Of course, the conspiracy theorists will say "They're not deformed! They're alien-human hybrids!" or some other such bollocks. They have an excuse for why everything is ultimately "Alien", even if all the evidence points against it.
I've seen kids who have deformities like this. They typically don't live long.
Of course, the conspiracy theorists are going to claim that is a DEFINITIVE ALIEN! "It LOOKS WEIRD! I CAN'T EXPLAIN IT! THUS, IT MUST BE AN ALIEN! WHAT ELSE COULD IT BE! I AM THE SMARTEST PERSON ON THE PLANET AND IF I CAN'T THINK OF A NORMAL EXPLANATION, THEN NO ONE ELSE CAN!!!" is precisely the thought process that runs through the mind of these people. "I think it looks too weird to explain normally, therefore, whatever insane explanation I have is automatically proven right by default!".
No. It doesn't work that way.
Unknown = unknown. Unknown =/= Aliens!
Although I am 99% sure it's just a deformed human being. There are some pretty remarkable examples of deformed humans you can see in medical museums. Of course, the conspiracy theorists will say "They're not deformed! They're alien-human hybrids!" or some other such bollocks. They have an excuse for why everything is ultimately "Alien", even if all the evidence points against it.
As a striving English Scientist let me quote one of our more famous countrymen:
Sherlock Holmes: "It is a capital mistake to theorize before one has data. Insensibly one begins to twist facts to suit theories, instead of theories to suit facts."
Or to put it more bluntly, chances are the poor kid was just ugly...
Sherlock Holmes: "It is a capital mistake to theorize before one has data. Insensibly one begins to twist facts to suit theories, instead of theories to suit facts."
Or to put it more bluntly, chances are the poor kid was just ugly...
The process itself takes weeks, it usually takes months because of backlog and bureaucracy.Akisa said: