I'm surprised that we haven't seen any of these in a movie yet.

On Wed, Jul 14, 2010 at 4:26 AM, Martin Baxter <martinbaxt...@gmail.com>wrote:

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> Thank you, Mr Worf. #s 5-9 are prime fodder for my work.
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> On Tue, Jul 13, 2010 at 4:40 PM, Mr. Worf <hellomahog...@gmail.com> wrote:
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>> 10 Bizarre Theories And The Facts Surrounding Them
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>> Share This- Published July 24, 2008 - 550 
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>> Previously we posted a list on conspiracy 
>> theories<http://listverse.com/miscellaneous/another-10-conspiracy-theories/>,
>> but the items on this list are not really suited to that genre. This is a
>> list of bizarre theories or beliefs that many people subscribe to – with a
>> list of the facts as far as modern science is concerned. This is not meant
>> as a criticism of believers, but as a discussion of the theories and facts.
>> 10
>> Magic
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>> [image: Picture 
>> 1-36]<http://listverse.files.wordpress.com/2008/07/picture-1-36.png>
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>> The Theory: The theory is by using certain objects such as a 
>> candle<http://listverse.com/2008/07/24/10-bizarre-theories-and-the-facts-surrounding-them/#>,
>> a dagger and a wide variety of things you can bend the universe to your will
>> completely ignoring the laws of physics and the practical laws of the
>> universe.
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>> The facts: Many people claim that they can use such powers as summoning
>> demons, angels or other things and the OOBE or out of body experience under
>> laboratory conditions but no one has been able to prove it so far. There are
>> incidents that do defy logical explanations, such as some people’s claims of
>> using the Ouija board, though since none of these events can be proven it is
>> very weak evidence.
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>> 9
>> Reptoids
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>> [image: Picture 
>> 2-17]<http://listverse.files.wordpress.com/2008/07/picture-2-17.png>
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>> The Theory: This has to be one of the most outlandish theories ever
>> brought forth, it is claimed most famously by David Icke but as well by
>> several others. It states that the royal 
>> family<http://listverse.com/2008/07/24/10-bizarre-theories-and-the-facts-surrounding-them/#>of
>>  Britain, President Bush’s family as well as many other higher ups are
>> actually aliens that are here to secretly take over earth, feeding off of
>> humans to maintain their “human form”.
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>> The facts: Most of the theorists proof consists of enhanced photos of
>> people such as Mr. Bush with reptile looking eyes, though they have come
>> forth with many other forms of proof such as videos and other reptile
>> aspects of the reptoids here on earth. The videos all brought forth have
>> been proven fake or are so obviously fake no one has wasted time and
>> resources to look into it.
>> 8
>> 2008 is actually 1711
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>> [image: Herman] <http://listverse.files.wordpress.com/2008/07/herman.jpg>
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>> The Theory: The theory here is that the early Middle Ages never existed
>> and we have been counting the earth almost 200 years older than it actually
>> is.
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>> The facts: Well, there is no solid way to prove or disprove it, since the
>> very theory says the carbon dating of this age is flawed. They also claim
>> the written test from that era is a forgery from people of that era. Though
>> they have not put forth a reason why and there is no solid evidence from
>> them to prove this theory since the basis of their theory stops us from
>> being able to scientifically prove they are wrong. It is a matter of who
>> believes what, though the evidence does seem to be stronger for the side
>> against the Middle Ages not existing. Since all this theory says is that the
>> carbon dating is incorrect and the writings are forgeries though we have an
>> almost perfect time line with the carbon dating we use, we can almost cast
>> this one aside without proof.
>> 7
>> Nazi Advances
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>> [image: Warbonds 
>> Poster]<http://listverse.files.wordpress.com/2008/07/warbonds-poster.jpg>
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>> The Theory: The theory is the Nazis were much farther ahead than
>> technology<http://listverse.com/2008/07/24/10-bizarre-theories-and-the-facts-surrounding-them/#>
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>> <http://listverse.com/2008/07/24/10-bizarre-theories-and-the-facts-surrounding-them/#>
>> would allow them to be at the time. It ranges wildly but one of the most
>> popular versions is that the Nazis landed on the moon as early as 1942 and
>> established a moon base on the dark side of the moon. They also had
>> establishments with at least half a dozen alien civilizations, and that the
>> remaining Nazis remain on the moon to this day.
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>> The facts: There are so many holes in this Theory, for example most
>> skeptics believe that we haven’t had any contact at all with aliens as of
>> yet, as well the dark side of the moon is freezing, they would need amazing
>> machinery<http://listverse.com/2008/07/24/10-bizarre-theories-and-the-facts-surrounding-them/#>to
>>  accomplish living there. They would need a way to renew all their
>> resources; this could be explained by growing plants for food and air. But
>> they would also need an energy source of some kind, which there would have
>> to be one not yet discovered by us back here on earth.
>> 6
>> Hollow Earth
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>> [image: Hollow Earth Complete Shell 
>> Model]<http://listverse.files.wordpress.com/2008/07/hollow-earth-complete-shell-model.gif>
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>> The Theory: The theory is the earth is actually hollow and is not filled
>> with magma. It ranges from there being several layered 
>> shells<http://listverse.com/2008/07/24/10-bizarre-theories-and-the-facts-surrounding-them/#>on
>>  the inside (usually four) to the inside having ground like ours, with 800
>> miles of crust between us and them, most people usually say there is also an
>> inner sun.
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>> The facts: Though this is not quite as insane or as impossible as the
>> others it is still highly unlikely. We don’t know for sure what’s under our
>> earth’s crust but this theory completely forgets to mention where the magma
>> that erupts from volcanoes comes from if the earth is hollow. As well, the
>> inner sun would pose numerous problems such as the inner inhabitants most
>> likely being sucked into its gravity or caught in solar flares from it. This
>> theory is often supported by the fact that it is impossible to search the
>> bottom of the Arctic currently for it. There is also a castle in Europe with
>> defenses set to defend against an attack from the inside out. Since the hole
>> to the inner earth is under a chapel in the castle, that would involve
>> taking down the castle to check this theory, the owner’s won’t allow this,
>> many often use this as proof. Note sometimes this and number 7 have been
>> mixed together, saying the remaining Nazis fled to the inner earth.
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>> 5
>> Terraformed Mars
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>> [image: Marsfor3]<http://listverse.files.wordpress.com/2008/07/marsfor3.jpg>
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>> The theory: The theory here is that Mars is already being terraformed
>> behind our backs by groups such as NASA and the ESA, it is a fairly new
>> claim and is supported only by speculation and a few pictures.
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>> The facts: First off the price, it seems almost no theorist takes price
>> into 
>> account<http://listverse.com/2008/07/24/10-bizarre-theories-and-the-facts-surrounding-them/#>when
>>  they come up with these ideas, NASA is already having trouble as it is
>> keeping themselves funded. The price of bringing something to Mars that
>> could terraform it would cost billions, possibly even trillions. The
>> computer technology required to make sure it did every little thing right
>> would cost even more. Not to mention the time, it takes a Lander to get to
>> Mars from earth so something that big would take years to get there and
>> might not even 
>> work<http://listverse.com/2008/07/24/10-bizarre-theories-and-the-facts-surrounding-them/#>when
>>  it did. Our best bet for terraforming Mars at the moment is to take
>> prehistoric microbes that feed off carbon dioxide and others gases and let
>> them form Mars in the same way scientists think they formed earth. Of
>> course<http://listverse.com/2008/07/24/10-bizarre-theories-and-the-facts-surrounding-them/#>this
>>  in itself would take millions of years, at the present there seems no
>> way to terraform Mars and no reason to.
>> 4
>> Healing Thoughts
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>> [image: F Healinghandm 
>> Ab57F27]<http://listverse.files.wordpress.com/2008/07/f-healinghandm-ab57f27.jpg>
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>> The Theory: The theory is that using your mind to think positive and
>> encourage yourself and others to feel better really helps and can replace
>> medicine.
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>> The facts: Sadly this is believed by many people, and though it certainly
>> can’t hurt for the common cold, since rest and 
>> relaxation<http://listverse.com/2008/07/24/10-bizarre-theories-and-the-facts-surrounding-them/#>
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>> <http://listverse.com/2008/07/24/10-bizarre-theories-and-the-facts-surrounding-them/#>
>> are the best things for it after all. For more serious diseases people who
>> really believe in this may not go to a doctor, and as such they can damage
>> their body, or even kill themselves. This is no more effective than prayer
>> which when it does seem to work can be explained away as coincidence. Many
>> people actually do believe in it and luckily for some of them the placebo
>> effect makes a major appearance, since they think their getting better,
>> their bodies get stronger and they do sometimes pull through.
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>> 3
>> Chakras
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>> [image: Seven 
>> Chakras]<http://listverse.files.wordpress.com/2008/07/seven-chakras.jpg>
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>> The Theory: We each have seven 
>> chakras<http://listverse.com/2008/07/24/10-bizarre-theories-and-the-facts-surrounding-them/#>going
>>  down from the top of our head to our feet, they can be used for a
>> variety of things and awakening one can usually help you with a specific
>> thing, such as enhanced hearing, sudden realization and the list goes on.
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>> The facts: There is no way to prove these things exist. But people believe
>> in them, some more so than a soul. They are usually connected with
>> paranormal<http://listverse.com/2008/07/24/10-bizarre-theories-and-the-facts-surrounding-them/#>cases
>>  and as such usually don’t have any specific stories all their own.
>> Though there have been some reports of people having slightly greater
>> abilities or knowing what will happen before it does. This is usually
>> explained by a ‘sixth sense’, often described as the brain’s way to activate
>> the subconscious mind which helps us gather information and process it in
>> such a way that we don’t know how we acquired it but we have the
>> information. This can explain why people think they’ve been to places they
>> never have, and many other feelings of that nature; this can also explain
>> away almost all if not all of the chakra cases.
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>> Holographic-reality
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>> [image: Nyse2] <http://listverse.files.wordpress.com/2008/07/nyse2.jpg>
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>> The Theory: The theory here is that life does not exist, we are all in
>> fact test 
>> programs<http://listverse.com/2008/07/24/10-bizarre-theories-and-the-facts-surrounding-them/#>in
>>  a giant virtual reality or the players of that reality itself.
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>> The facts: Once again there is no specific way to disprove this theory.
>> Though it would mean in reality we would probably look much different or not
>> exist at all. There is not much of a base for this to stand on, since it is
>> another ‘can’t prove can’t disprove’ paradox, it is back to our own
>> judgment. Strange as it may seem this theory could explain a lot of the
>> problems with the world and things such as carbon dating. If we all were/are
>> just test subjects in a large-scale virtual reality test, then all of the
>> anomalies we find, and many of the world mysteries could be explained as
>> bugs and glitches in the program. There is no solid proof that it does exist
>> though, and it is most likely just generated by people’s fears of the age of
>> technology we’re stepping into, and what it may do to us.
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>> Religion
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>> [image: World 
>> Religion021408]<http://listverse.files.wordpress.com/2008/07/world-religion021408.gif>
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>> The Theory: Though the theory varies greatly from religion to religion,
>> most of them believe that there is a being or beings greater then anything
>> else in the universe that created the earth. It is still generally accepted
>> in western civilization that there is a god.
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>> The facts: We find ourselves at another paradox, there is no way to prove
>> or disprove any religion. Many believers in their religion will often say
>> god is testing us as he has faked much of the things we see in history. Such
>> as dinosaur 
>> bones<http://listverse.com/2008/07/24/10-bizarre-theories-and-the-facts-surrounding-them/#>being
>>  millions of years old. However skeptics usually point out other facts,
>> such as the second you accept one religion you are literally rejecting
>> thousands of others. Skeptics will also point to the overwhelming evidence
>> that all so-called effects of prayer can be explained through mere
>> coincidence. They will also point to errors in the Bible writings, and
>> problems with the whole idea of heaven in general. Despite this evidence
>> many people continue to worship their gods. Skeptics generally believe that
>> religion was established for one of two reasons. Reason one because people
>> were scared and looked for a way to say this life isn’t all you get. The
>> second reason is that people were confused and tried to come up with an
>> answer as to why and how all this stuff got here, so they came up with the
>> ideas of gods. None the less following certain things from certain religions
>> isn’t necessarily a bad thing. The one common thing you will find in all
>> religions usually written in different words but with the same meaning: do
>> unto others what you would want others to do to you. A fine motto to live
>> by.
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>> Contributor: Beranabus, Editor: Cyn
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