Is it clear Japan has a secret ancient history?

[Sweet Pea 50]

Carbon 14 research?

Can they pin-point things that accurately these days?

Or is that outdated?

[-MAKAVELLI-]

Always wanted to visit Japan.

Might actually stop bullshitting and do it sometime.

me too, Pea..Japan and Hong Kong...i heard the food is **** over there

[New England]

As do most that have researched it. There are some that believe its man mad, but all the evidence, or lack thereof, points to natural causes. There are many exampled accross the globe or really cool and natural occurrences like this.

there's a major appeal to scientists proving that they haven't been studying BS for their entire lives.

they don't like to be proven wrong, and are resistant to discoveries that overhaul their understanding.


in short, they're biased.
i'm not saying that this is a man made structure, only that it's no surprise that science is resistant to the idea.

[Mooshashi]

Photos of naturally fractured formations at their outcrop...

[Mooshashi]

[New England]

coastlines today are, in some cases, miles apart from ancient ones.


who knows what's buried under there? not scientists, contrary to what they want you to believe.



science is stuffy. it's got bad people skills. scientists don't compromise easily. they've got a very conceited attitude. i love seeing those p#ssies proven wrong.



the giant squid, the rogue wave were once the laughing stock of science. at the time, science had almost no presence on the open ocean. the oceans were only inhabited by fishermen, trade, and transport ships. scientists used to scoff at the reports of fishermen.

does that sound stupid to anybody else?
book reading f#ggots ought to walk the plank.

[New England]

that is not evidence that this [structure in japan,] isn't manmade.



we can do this all day, moosh.

[Sugar Adam Ali]

I'm sure it's some old temples and what not.. Lost years ago to earthquakes, typhoon, etc..

[New England]

I'm sure it's some old temples and what not.. Lost years ago to earthquakes, typhoon, etc..

they're under a whole lot of water, bro. they'd need to be very, very old.

[New England]

to me, an ancient mariner, it looks like a quarry.