--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "curtisdeltablues" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > <snip> [new_morning wrote:] > > > Ok, its the region where Stonehenge is. Do aliens faor > > > stonehenge over all other ancient "sacred" sites to the > > > (mostly) exclusion of others? > > [I wrote:] > > Why are you asking me about aliens? > > This is interesting to see where you are drawing your > lines Judy. I thought your point is that it is unlikely > that humans could have done some of these circles.
Right. But I've made it very clear that I'm not claiming it's aliens. That seems to me highly unlikely as well. > So who is on your short list of non human possibilities, > or do you just go up to: not likely to be humans? That's really it. I do not have a clue what it might be. I think whatever it is, it's probably something we know nothing about, that we don't even suspect exists. I think it's possible that it's responsible for or related to a whole bunch of the things we call "paranormal," some additional "dimension" or aspect to existence. Dunno. As I said in another post, if we get tied down to one particular theory, we may close off a whole lot of other possibilities and fail to see connections to other inexplicable phenomena. My *hunch* is they're all related in some way.
