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<blockquote data-quote="Janx" data-source="post: 6851099" data-attributes="member: 8835">it feels like you're still balking where the rest of us have accepted.&nbsp; Yes, if we saw certain structures, we may assume as you are that they are natural until proven otherwise.However, can you accept the possibility (in this fictional exercise) that the image the probe sends is of a structure that is so obviously artificial that it can't be reasonably doubted?&nbsp; What might that structure be, that makes even NASA agree that thing in the photo is of probable non-natural origin (remember, they get emails every day about every photo from mars about this crap).It could be because it looks like a friggin spaceshipthere's a Mars Bar wrapper flapping in the breezeMatt Damon's dead body lies draped over ita bright Neon sign states &quot;Don't Panic&quot; on its wallOr we could go with the slow-n-boring thought experiment of it's just some more rocks.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Janx, post: 6851099, member: 8835"] it feels like you're still balking where the rest of us have accepted. Yes, if we saw certain structures, we may assume as you are that they are natural until proven otherwise. However, can you accept the possibility (in this fictional exercise) that the image the probe sends is of a structure that is so obviously artificial that it can't be reasonably doubted? What might that structure be, that makes even NASA agree that thing in the photo is of probable non-natural origin (remember, they get emails every day about every photo from mars about this crap). It could be because it looks like a friggin spaceship there's a Mars Bar wrapper flapping in the breeze Matt Damon's dead body lies draped over it a bright Neon sign states "Don't Panic" on its wall Or we could go with the slow-n-boring thought experiment of it's just some more rocks. [/QUOTE]

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