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Post what is in your opinion absolutely the most extreme boloney.
Feel free to have discussions here.
No personal agendas please.
Thanks,
Ivan
Feel free to have discussions here.
No personal agendas please.
Thanks,
Ivan
Hey stupid - are you too
dumb to know there are
4 different simultaneous
24 hour days within a
single rotation of Earth?
Greenwich 1 day is a lie.
4 quadrants = 4 corners,
and 4 different directions.
Only Alex Chiu has the solution to a unified world, unless you can think of a better one...
CONTACT! Canadian Crop Circle Researcher Matt Rock Identifies the Constellation Pisces as Point of Origin for English Formations
and...Recurring Crop Circle Pictograms Could Be the Keys to a Dialogue
in which we discoverAre Earthquakes the Key to Unlimited Free Energy?
The engine that powers the earthquake is “The Zero Point” energy (ZPE)
The thought screen helmet blocks telepathic communication between aliens and humans. Aliens cannot immobilize people wearing thought screens nor can they control their minds or communicate with them.
Results of the thought screen helmet exceeded expectations. Since January 2000 aliens have not taken any abductees while they were wearing thought screen helmets using Velostat shielding. See Case Histories and Testimonials.
Gee, I hope not. It would be so nice if these poor folks had some way to *stop* these dastardly abductions!
The Baloney Hall of Fame is a tongue-in-cheek recognition of some of the most outlandish and ridiculous claims that have been made in the name of science. It is not a real institution, but rather a way to call attention to the importance of critical thinking and skepticism in evaluating scientific claims.
The Baloney Hall of Fame is a fictional entity created for educational purposes. As such, there is no official body or organization that decides what gets inducted. However, the general public and scientific community can nominate and discuss potential candidates.
Some examples of inductees into the Baloney Hall of Fame may include pseudoscientific claims such as homeopathy, astrology, or flat earth theory. It may also include fraudulent or debunked scientific studies, such as the infamous "vaccines cause autism" claim.
No, the Baloney Hall of Fame is not meant to mock or belittle scientific ideas. Instead, it aims to encourage critical thinking and skepticism when evaluating scientific claims. By highlighting outlandish and unsupported claims, it serves as a reminder to approach scientific information with a healthy dose of skepticism and scrutiny.
The Baloney Hall of Fame serves as a reminder to be critical and discerning when evaluating scientific claims. It also highlights the importance of evidence-based thinking and the dangers of blindly accepting information without proper scrutiny. By recognizing and discussing these outlandish claims, we can become more informed and responsible consumers of scientific information.