r/aliens • u/throwawayduo186 True Believer • Nov 24 '23

Were the beings from Close Encounters of the Third Kind the same beings recovered in the Nazca caves? Analysis Required

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Twitter user compares the being from Spielberg’s Close Encounters of the Third Kind with the mummies recovered from the Nazca cave.

https://x.com/tupacabra2/status/1727737659601392025?s=46

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u/EvilNoice Nov 24 '23

The mini aliens where already debunked many times... Why you guys still use them to create new conspiracy theories? Are you trying to mislead people or something?

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u/sPinzon Nov 24 '23

Dude I don’t know it stresses me out tbh, they look so fucking fake btw, extraordinary claims need extraordinary evidence, and that bodies look nothing extraordinary, they look like something a 5 year old would make with clay but instead someone made them with real ancient remains

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u/EvilNoice Nov 24 '23

It seems to me that if you want to make proper propaganda, you need to influence both sides of the argument.

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u/HikeRobCT Nov 25 '23

No no no no. That’s not how it goes. Extraordinary claims require extraordinary debunking, otherwise they’re true. Get with the program.

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u/Corrupted_G_nome Nov 24 '23

Its been debunked several times. Those are children's bones.... Again...

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u/EvilNoice Nov 24 '23

Just checking if we have any subversive news on the subject or just it's just the fanboys making some noise... Again...

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u/quetzalcosiris Nov 24 '23

Are you trying to mislead people or something?

Sigh....

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u/ZaineRichards Nov 24 '23

Those things are not fake my guy. Keep spreading misinformation. Michio Kaku was just at the last event.

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u/EvilNoice Nov 24 '23

Michio Kaku's presence somehow proves it's not fake? You could insted help me understand why it's not fake, thats why I wrote this comment after all, maybe there is something I don't know. Cause as far as I know the guy who brought them to Mexican Congress has spent his life creating fake dolls.

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u/ZaineRichards Nov 24 '23

You ever heard of String theory? That was Michio Kaku's theory back in the 90/2000s before it was softly disproven more than a decade ago. He has masters and PHD's and decided to lend his name to the newest hearing because he believes they are real. After watching the Dicom X ray videos these things have abosultey no seems or evidence or being put together, no cuts or scars on any of the bones from the x rays, and even more crazier is none of the bones can be found in the animal kingdom belonging to another species so the people who keep parroting it is a lama skull are wrong. When someone comes forward being able to match just one or two bones from another species then I would change my mind but it is impossible because that thing wasn't made by human hands/taxidermy. The Dicom videos have dozens of strange details that don't conform to the human anatomy. Their spine/neck is completely alien to any species on this earth. I'm going to believe the PHd scientist and X rays on this one. They just have way too many unique details to be made by a fakester. Sorry.

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u/Huppelkutje Nov 24 '23

That was Michio Kaku's theory back in the 90/2000s before it was softly disproven more than a decade ago.

So his major contribution to science has turned out to be unprovable bullshit?

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u/Huppelkutje Nov 25 '23

I mean that's what YOU said.

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u/EvilNoice Nov 24 '23 edited Nov 24 '23

ok so I'll try to help you cause you can't help me...

1) I trust me I know who Michio Kaku is and all about string theory, I studied quantum physics.

2) You have to realize you are parroting things you've heard online just like people do with the lama skull, and I'll explain u y.

3) Everything you've said like bones can't be found in any other animal and having no scars are things you have no proof about... You just trust whoever said it.

4) You keep relying on other people that you believe are trustworthy enough, but anyone can make mistakes intentionally or unintentionally , instead you should do the hard work and create your own opinion if you want it to be valuable for others.

5) As far as I know the actual mummies where examined only by a few individuals selected by the people that found or created them in the first place, so why are they not available to the rest of scientists?

6) Dicom it's just a private company that you can pay to make some X-rays, it seems like it's being used to imply that Dicom said that they are real.

7) Again I may be wrong on something and that's what I would love to hear about.....

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u/master_bungle Nov 24 '23

It's all I see in this sub when it pops up in my feed. Seems like a lot of people want to believe aliens have been or are on this planet so badly they will believe almost anything presented to them that might support the idea.

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u/EvilNoice Nov 24 '23

or... It's another cia project trying to attract attention to hoaxes and away of actual ufo research. ( If it's actually a subject of spam in this sub, cause I don't know myself, I'm just wastinf time here ) It's easy to do it on reddit and it target's a lot of new people.

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u/[deleted] Nov 24 '23

What? It never was debunked. I’m guessing you’re talking about the llama skull and mismatching bone hands..which were already counter debunked.