Let's review, shall we?
You present a video which I took the time to watch and take notes on as I watched. Then I did some very light detective work for each of the claims. I then referenced the points in the video so anyone else here can find it easily, and then I presented evidence against it.
You reply by cherrypicking a single line from my list of criticisms, then changing the argument to something related (i.e. at 8:40 in the video, Cremo says the fossils were[FONT=Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif]"completely MODERN human footprints no different than you or I would leave on a beach today" and then when challenged, you say "they look like footprints, though, right?") [/FONT]and then attacking the related argument as if that answered the question!
When I ask for more of a reply, you say you're done. then you go on to try and present NEW evidence without having even ANSWERED the criticism of the first? No bueno!
Then you post another video?
Why would I bother to watch it?
Anyone can see/talk to other life forms, just get together with DeMiTri
it's interesting when you see the term 'fact' thrown around, good sounding word that gives credibility to the argument
but when you look at the scientific method, you won't find much too much about facts
you will see 'observations' and the like, which don't quite make the grade of fact
the scientific method provides a way to test theories, it's better at disproving theories than proving them
after a time when a theory has with stood many tests, it gets credibility, and becomes generally accepted
but it can never really be proved, at least not with the scientific method, it is limited in this respect
it's the best we got, but at it's heart it admits we can never be absolutely sure of anything
is this all a dream? a vision? most don't think so, but it can never be completely ruled out
They can be seen from nearby foothills. I'm getting a lot of my info from Wikipedia's page on the Nazca lines. ... Wiki usually has a list of sources for what they post though so you can check that if it's really that important to you.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nazca_Lines
it's interesting when you see the term 'fact' thrown around, good sounding word that gives credibility to the argument
but when you look at the scientific method, you won't find much too much about facts
you will see 'observations' and the like, which don't quite make the grade of fact
the scientific method provides a way to test theories, it's better at disproving theories than proving them
after a time when a theory has with stood many tests, it gets credibility, and becomes generally accepted
but it can never really be proved, at least not with the scientific method, it is limited in this respect
it's the best we got, but at it's heart it admits we can never be absolutely sure of anything
is this all a dream? a vision? most don't think so, but it can never be completely ruled out
... String Theory for example, does not qualify as a theory, and the physicists who call it that should be ashamed of themselves.
I'm not posting for your benefit put your ego in check, and can you tell me why you think you'd be confused for a guru?
lol don't take it so personal man, i do think the foot prints you showed look weird too though. they look like they are built on top of the sand instead of being imprints.
as for the fossilized ones, you do see that several sized feet are walking in the same foot steps, but despite that you do see they have an arch and the toes are not monkey toes, nor do we see knuckle marks.
the rest of your debunking was quite convincing though.