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Behind The Lies
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Dismissing the conspiracies using the power of facts and science. Bye bye flat Earth, Alien interventions and other random nonsense. Let’s go behind the lies!
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(8/8) institution? Or could it simply be a grand tale that's snowballed over time? Let me know your thoughts in the comments!
(7/8) exist in any museum or to any credible researcher's knowledge. If you enjoy exploring these intriguing narratives as much as I do, let's engage in some healthy sceptical discourse. Does it seem strange to you that such significant archaeological findings never made it to any known historical
(6/8) Discussions of aliens gifting advanced knowledge to primitive humans often arise in conspiracy theories, yet scientific examination often reveals mundane explanations behind such myths. The supposed glyphs on the Dropa Stones have yet to be authentically deciphered, and no tangible stones
(4/8) years-old scripts detailing the plight of aliens whose spacecraft had crashed in the region. However, there's a lack of concrete evidence supporting these claims. The original researchers and their findings appear to be as elusive as the stones themselves, casting a shadow of doubt on this
(3/8) civilisation. Yet let's roll up our sleeves and unravel this yarn with a little bit of critical analysis. The story goes that a Chinese archaeologist discovered these intricately carved stones and claimed they were evidence of an extra-terrestrial visit to Earth, with several thousand
(2/8) find back in the 1930s in the Bayan Har Mountains on the border of China and Tibet. These peculiar disc-shaped stones, marked with what have been claimed as hieroglyphic-like inscriptions, were initially alleged by some to be evidence of an otherworldly interaction with an ancient
Gather around fellow truth-seekers, it's time to tackle another enchanting legend that excites the minds of those intrigued by the mysterious and mythical! Today, we're delving into the curious case of the Dropa Stones, a supposed archaeological ... (1/8) #conspiracy #lies #truth #aliens #exposed
(6/7) it? So, what do you think, my fellow myth-busters? Does the idea of a UFO over Loch Ness hold water, or do you think it's another case of mistaken identity? I’m keen to hear your thoughts on this intriguing photo, especially if you’ve got some stories or experiences to share! Let's chat in
(4/7) into the evidence. Many experts who've examined the Loch Ness UFO photo note that it’s quite likely a case of misidentification. The intense light could very well be a reflection or an experimental aircraft, given that the area was sometimes used for military exercises. Plus, the weather
(3/7) flying object hovering above the water. Before you get too excited and shout "aliens!" remember, we’ve seen cases like this many times before. It's tempting to jump to otherworldly conclusions when something strange appears in a photograph, but just like with Nessie, we’ve got to dig deep
(2/7) iconic Scottish loch? Let's unravel this little-known tale and, as always, keep our feet grounded in reality while we do it. Now, the Loch Ness Monster isn’t the only myth surrounding these parts. In the late 1970s, a photograph emerged showing what some claimed was a glowing unidentified
Alright, folks, let's dive into the murky waters of Loch Ness but with a cosmic twist! You might have heard the stories of the mysterious creature supposedly lurking beneath the waves, but did you know there's also a UFO story connected to this ... (1/7) #conspiracy #lies #truth #aliens #exposed
(8/8) some galactic contractors.
(7/8) and tenacity are more than enough? In a world full of engaging, factual accounts of our history, why do you think such myths persist? Drop your thoughts in the comments below! Let's celebrate the genuine human accomplishment in these awe-inspiring structures, without trying to outsource it to
(6/8) this once-thriving city, nothing screams extraterrestrial. It’s as if the idea of this theory is tucked away in the realm of fantasy, nurturing yet another baseless pseudo-historical narrative. So, I ask you all, do we need an out-of-this-world explanation when it's clear that human ingenuity
(5/8) Moreover, when it comes to evidence – or lack thereof – pointing towards aliens, you’d think there’d be some anomaly in materials or design. Alas, the perfectly normal, earthly findings suggest that aliens decided not to leave any breadcrumbs behind. From the materials used to the layout of
(4/8) evidence linking the construction techniques directly to this civilisation, including well-documented cultural and societal development patterns leading to such architectural marvels. These folks didn’t need any alien blueprints; just a community knowledge bank and some serious craftsmanship.
(2/8) idea that extraterrestrial beings lent a helping hand in crafting the magnificent stone walls or that its magnificent designs somehow originated from interstellar travellers is such a brain-boggler! I came across this theory while diving into some research, and as laughable as it may sound,
Have you heard the one about Great Zimbabwe being built by aliens? Yes, it seems that some folks actually believe this jaw-dropping archaeological marvel, situated in southeastern Zimbabwe, couldn’t possibly have been constructed by humans. The ... (1/8) #conspiracy #lies #truth #aliens #exposed
(7/7) Have you ever been on one and had a spooky experience? Or do you think they are just well-crafted plots designed to give us a thrill, minus the apparitions? Dive into the comments, and let's discuss how these tours play around with reality and imagination.
(6/7) expectation of encountering the supernatural. Isn’t it wild to think about how susceptible we are to these perceived hauntings even though there’s no scientific evidence to prove an afterlife teeming with ghosts? What are your thoughts on ghost tours, particularly the famous ones in Phoenix?
(4/7) of what these tours offer can often be chalked up to historical embellishment and the human brain’s knack for turning creaky floors and distant whispers into otherworldly encounters. Consider the psychological aspect—it's fascinating how our senses can go haywire when primed with stories of
(3/7) that seem to pop up in historically rich or purportedly haunted areas like our very own Phoenix. These tours typically promise spine-chilling flairs and dramatic tales about past residents who have supposedly never opted for the afterlife's retirement programme. But when we dig deeper, a lot
(2/7) the thrill of experiencing the supernatural, but before we lose ourselves in spooky tales, let's put on our sceptic's hat and delve into how much of this is good old storytelling rather than spectral mischief. If you're like me, you've probably wondered about this fascination with ghost tours