Comments on: 10 Mysteries With A Logical Explanation

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By: Gyabo

Gyabo — Thu, 18 Oct 2012 16:28:17 +0000

Lol you hurt the feelings of Crazy hair alien dude in History Channel. Great list

By: Alexis

Alexis — Mon, 24 Sep 2012 18:48:06 +0000

Agreed. I actually made a list of these inaccuracies.
This is the first list I disliked just because it sounded as if a cynical, skeptical, young adult wrote this in an attempt to make people angry.
1. The majority of people haven’t looked deep enough into the “Mayan” calendar. What is pictured is the Aztec calendar. The Mayan calendar is on a stone slab. The Mayans and Aztecs are completely different.
2. The newest Mars face picture actually increases the interest in many researchers of the theory, so just because the author’s opinion is opposite doesn’t make it right.
3. The Bermuda Triangle is associated with many disappearances that happened OVER the mass of water. Not around it. All attempts that I have researched to disprove the fact that things have happened over it have been debunked as hoaxers trying to get a rise. Electromagnetic fields are unusually odd compared in the area compared to usual forces, so even if the author was right the cold, hard, fact is that it is a place of strong interest.
4. Astrology is a deep-rooted subject, with scientific backing. And either way, leave it alone, as it is believed by many and followed by them. Saying Astrology doesn’t exist is like saying that The Bible doesn’t exist. It exists, it could be a little inaccurate, but it gives basic descriptions of a wide variety of subjects and is still researched today BEAUSE it is such an interesting subject that often follows through as accurate.

By: Alexis

Alexis — Mon, 24 Sep 2012 18:45:41 +0000

This is the first list I disliked just because it sounded as if a cynical, skeptical, young adult wrote this in an attempt to make people angry.
1. The majority of people haven’t looked deep enough into the “Mayan” calendar. What is pictured is the Aztec calendar. The Mayan calendar is on a stone slab. The Mayans and Aztecs are completely different.
2. The newest Mars face picture actually increases the interest in many researchers of the theory, so just because the author’s opinion is opposite doesn’t make it right.
3. The Bermuda Triangle is associated with many disappearances that happened OVER the mass of water. Not around it. All attempts that I have researched to disprove the fact that things have happened over it have been debunked as hoaxers trying to get a rise. Electromagnetic fields are unusually odd compared in the area compared to usual forces, so even if the author was right the cold, hard, fact is that it is a place of strong interest.
4. Astrology is a deep-rooted subject, with scientific backing. And either way, leave it alone, as it is believed by many and followed by them. Saying Astrology doesn’t exist is like saying that The Bible doesn’t exist. It exists, it could be a little inaccurate, but it gives basic descriptions of a wide variety of subjects and is still researched today BEAUSE it is such an interesting subject that often follows through as accurate.

By: Joe Rebel

Joe Rebel — Fri, 21 Sep 2012 20:46:05 +0000

In number 6, you are showing an Aztec stone, totally different in period, culture and place. What gives? you should be more precise now that you are “explaining” stuff. Grosss mistake…

just saying…

By: MagnusCreel

MagnusCreel — Sat, 15 Sep 2012 18:13:12 +0000

Yes it is quite cool. The Martian surface temperature rarely rises above freezing.

By: TomBaker

TomBaker — Sat, 15 Sep 2012 18:11:45 +0000

Loch Ness was a solid block of ice during the Ice Age 15.000 years ago. How could a dinosaur have survived?

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By: sinagbituin

sinagbituin — Wed, 22 Aug 2012 14:42:52 +0000

Correct. Making the Incorruptibles number 1? Did author really know about science?

By: achrontimeless

achrontimeless — Thu, 26 Jul 2012 11:56:00 +0000

Oh, so you don’t actually understand anything well enough to defend it and need your uncle to do it for you? That’s sad, but go ahead and get him on here so we can finally get this over with.