NATURAL or MANMADE? Impossible Ancient Boulders Uncovered in North America? Sage Wall Montana Crag
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This guy is super smart. |
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I do not want to say if it is natural or man-made and I have no evidence to prove either direction and to what it seems neither does the man making this video. It feels like 13 minutes of a man hoping to find answers without the proper training to discern what he is looking at. Again I want to reiterate that I am not saying what he is claiming, to be false. I am only saying he doesn't give any actual geologic reasons to prove or disprove either side of the argument. |
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Evan LovleyMeyers wrote: What about when he said something to the effect of 'it looks man made'? Sounds like evidence to me. |
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Hey, the guy says he has "insight" |
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Ive seen that. Guy is definitely looking for shit that is not there in a major way. 1 chat with a geologist and he could easily be informed, but my guess is he is willfully ignorant so it doesn't mess up the fallacy he is living. |
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Mr Rogers wrote: Agreed. People do this all the time, especially with politics. They prefer to believe that which they prefer to be true. As someone with only a minor in Geology, I can say this is clearly the natural result of batholith exposure and glaciation and not a prehistoric Monolith. It’s a fairly common occurrence. This guy needs to do more studying and less thinking. |
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Salamanizer Ski wrote: It’s youtube click bait, the speculation is what makes people click on it. |
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Tradiban wrote: Title might be click bait, but is it bait if they really believe it? |
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Mr Rogers wrote: People act stupid on YouTube because stupid people love stupid shit. If he believes it or not is irrelevent. |
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Look for continuity of crystals across junctions. Not difficult to do... |
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Surely this isn’t what you posted. Anyone else getting this? Apparently I’m a robot because i can’t even pass the captcha after three tries. What the heck
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It's a sacred rock, and you mustn't even look at it, not even videos of it. |