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Has anyone found evidence of a picture of a foot, on Mars? Or a hand? I know the US space program drew a penis on Mars with rover tracks, but that was recent - we would be looking for something older.

That would be more persuasive than a human type "face", because we see human faces in everything - the paneling on the closet door, the clouds in the sky. There's probably even a book or two on that topic - certainly a lot of magazine articles and the like: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-3280816/What-photos-s-faces-suffer-facial-pareidolia.html
 
Has anyone found evidence of a picture of a foot, on Mars? Or a hand? I know the US space program drew a penis on Mars with rover tracks, but that was recent - we would be looking for something older.

That would be more persuasive than a human type "face", because we see human faces in everything - the paneling on the closet door, the clouds in the sky. There's probably even a book or two on that topic - certainly a lot of magazine articles and the like: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-3280816/What-photos-s-faces-suffer-facial-pareidolia.html

How unintelligent . next
 
I'm sure pad . interested in your critique of this book by Stephen Weinberg and Leo Susskind.
I have only read one of the books by Weinberg, but I will not bother to "critique for you, other than to say they are both recognised reputable Physicists and Authors.
A far cry from you Eric Von-Daniken and the other nut Brandenburg that has seemingly convinced you of a nuclear war on Mars. :)
 
Just got the book by Richard Tarnas; The Passion of the Western Mind

Highly acclaimed.

Any body here read it ?

If so your thoughts on the book .
 
Just found this book by , Leon Marvell , Ph.D.

The Physics of Transfigured Light , The Imaginal Realm and the Hermetic Foundations of Science .

Challenging read . to say the least . highly aclaimed.

Get out your dictionary

The second book in all my years , that I didn't look for the end of the chapter .
 
Has anyone found evidence of a picture of a foot, on Mars? Or a hand? I know the US space program drew a penis on Mars with rover tracks, but that was recent - we would be looking for something older.

That would be more persuasive than a human type "face", because we see human faces in everything - the paneling on the closet door, the clouds in the sky. There's probably even a book or two on that topic - certainly a lot of magazine articles and the like: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-3280816/What-photos-s-faces-suffer-facial-pareidolia.html


Saw something about a hamster on Mars.
Looked at the photo.
Pretty good.
Read NASA explanation.
Also pretty good.
Came away with the impression no hamster on Mars.

Currently reading "The Invention of Space and Time"

Heavy going. Puts out all the reasons Space and Time do not exist except as concepts.
 
Currently reading Amari Soul's Reflections of a Man. :) It is quite interesting and made me realize how a woman should be treated fair and square. :)
 
Against nature by huysman. It's an interesting read and his opinions on society are still relatable.
 
My Mistake.
I have just finished Liam Callanan's novel 'The Cloud Atlas' set in Alaska in WW2. I read it by mistake, thinking it was the book of the film 'Cloud Atlas', it's not.

The film 'Cloud Atlas' is based on David Mitchell's novel 'Cloud Atlas'.
To check how easy it is to make this mistake, google The Cloud Atlas, This presents links for 'Cloud Atlas.' Totally ignoring the word THE.

I did enjoy Callanan's 'The Cloud Atlas' and picked-up a bit more detail about the Japanese paper balloons which carried bombs across the Pacific to the US. Although it was my mistake, I don't regret it. I would like to see the confusion caused if they were to make a movie of Callanan's novel... The Clould Atlas.
http://www.liamcallanan.com/cloudatlas/tca_balloons.htm
 
Two books by Brian L. Weiss ;

Many Lives , Many Masters

Through Time , Into Healing .

Both books have to do with regression to past-life recall , and the healing it does provide .

Read one book , half way through the second , in two days .

Fascinating read .
 
Just started reading the book by : Garry Kasparov ( the Russian Chess Master , from 1985-2005) . Deep Thinking . He was the man that challenged IBM computer to a chess match .
 
I am about half way through American Gods. Very well written and an intriguing story so far.
 
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