NODE 52acc5c0Re: Alien factoring breakthroughs
Andrew.Spring@ping.be (Andrew Spring)Mon, 5 Feb 1996 00:17:40 +0800
>The Grays have renegged on their abduction quota agreement, and are
>abducting many more people than before. Most of these are returned, after
>being implanted with a device which allows the grays to have total control
>over their thoughts and actions. Approximately 40% of Americans now carry
>one of these devices, which are impossible to remove without killing the
>host.
>
The mark of a good conspiracy theory is its untestability. Your theory
fails here, because you could perform autopsies on those hosts who have
died of natural causes to recover the mind control devices.
Suggest you amend the last sentence to read "...one of these devices, which
dissolve immediately upon death, and which are impossible to remove..."
etc, etc.
NODE 67162806Re: [NOISE] Alien factoring breakthroughs
Sten Drescher <stend@grendel.texas.net>Wed, 7 Feb 1996 02:15:39 +0800
Andrew.Spring@ping.be (Andrew Spring) said:
>> The Grays have renegged on their abduction quota agreement, and are
>> abducting many more people than before. Most of these are returned,
>> after being implanted with a device which allows the grays to have
>> total control over their thoughts and actions. Approximately 40% of
>> Americans now carry one of these devices, which are impossible to
>> remove without killing the host.
>>
AS> The mark of a good conspiracy theory is its untestability. Your
AS> theory fails here, because you could perform autopsies on those
AS> hosts who have died of natural causes to recover the mind control
AS> devices.
Yes, but if the Grays systematically abduct all first year med
school students, who is going to perform the autopsies?
AS> Suggest you amend the last sentence to read "...one of these
AS> devices, which dissolve immediately upon death, and which are
AS> impossible to remove..." etc, etc.
Alternatively, the mind control devices are nanites,
undetectable by terran technology. This also circumvents the problem
of detection while the host is alive.
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