From: mark@unicorn.com
Date: Fri Apr 24 1998 - 12:38:24 MDT
Ian Goddard [igoddard@erols.com] wrote:
>>Uh-huh, but most of the 'lines' don't really exist; as far as I can see
>>they're just optical illusions like Hoagland's pyramid image.
> IAN: What your saying is just false. I don't
> know why Hoagland is showing what is not the
> pyramids, claiming it is, but images of the
> actual physical objects in question have been
> made available to you, yet you seem to prefer
> Hoagland's error over the actual evidence.
Reading comprehension time: "as far as I can see they're just optical
illusions *like Hoagland's pyramid image*." How could that sentence
possibly be referring to Hoagland's image and not the Viking image
you pointed out?
> Joking about conspiracy does not explain what
> geological forces create 5-sided pyramids.
It didn't; there are no five-sided pyramids, because several of the
'edges' in the Viking images clearly do not exist except as optical
illusions.
Mark
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