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Speculation based upon manipulated information to fit ones pet theory which occurs quite often on these threads is NOT science, gjb.
The dominant view here seems to be that there's absolutely no point in doing science when you can declare that you know all the answers without having done it!
Frankly, if I had the authority, I wouldn't allow the desecration of a grave based on the evidence you have provided, either.
The dominant view here seems to be that there's absolutely no point in doing science when you can declare that you know all the answers without having done it!
If I say there's no treasure on Oak Island then there is none.
I say there's no treasure on Oak Island
Therefore there is none.
Nice!
Science follows the evidence. Oak Island is a situation where there is absolutely zero evidence to follow.
Rick Lagina started his career as a treasure hunter early. When he was ten, Rick discovered a huge granite boulder in Kingsford, his hometown. He recruited his brother Marty, as well as some of their friends, to move the rock. Underneath the rock, Rick found a massive stockpile ofā¦ dirt. Nevertheless, the treasure hunting bug had bit him.
Not on this forum! Optimism (choosing to do something) is wrong. Pessimism (choosing to do nothing) is right. It's a strange take on the philosophy pf science: knowledge is accrued by pontificating from an armchair, science moves forward by not raising hypotheses and not testing them. The dominant view here seems to be that there's absolutely no point in doing science when you can declare that you know all the answers without having done it!
If I say there's no treasure on Oak Island then there is none.
I say there's no treasure on Oak Island
Therefore there is none.
Nice!
I say there is none so far.
There is no science in making up a story and following it to no suitable conclusion. That's fiction. Science is observing a phenomenon and explaining it by testing theories. The only observation on Oak Island was a depression in the soil beside a tree with grooves on a branch. Everything after that was hype and hope. "Marks" became wood platforms. Unremarkable rocks grew codes 80 years after being unearthed. Hype.
Shakespeare's FIRST FOLIO, sonnets, the KJV BIBLE, and other early 1600 documents and literature actually state that the TEMPLARS buried treasure on Oak Island?... From the research I have done and the research of others I have seen, I believe that the Knight's Templar did bury their treasures on Oak Island.
Why the "Tree of Life" that was found by Fred Nolan.
Why the compass pointing East.
In the late 1500's to mid 1600's they did navigate by the Star in the East not in the North. Also, the Folios, Sonnets in Shakespeare as well as other early 1600 documents and literature as well as the KJV of the Bible say it was buried there. Whether it is still there? I do not believe it is.
Most of it was removed by our Founding Fathers before the American Revolution...
here's a fundamental mistake the forum makes and is the source for so much argument. There's not much to do with science on Oak Island, it's a treasure hunt, don't make it out to be more then that or it will be just a source of disappointment for you...
Speculation based upon manipulated information to fit ones pet theory which occurs quite often on these threads is NOT science, gjb.
Science follows the evidence. Oak Island is a situation where there is absolutely zero evidence to follow. Nothing. Zilch. So, scientific-minded folks wait for evidence, and the evidence that is offered is... fabricated. ... After 200 years of this, some eye-rolling is probably justified.
gjb, the reason for "frequent demands" for proof is due to the numerous claims of pure speculation that is posted as fact.There are frequent demands here for proof, but no recognition that if something effectively cannot be proven then thereās little point in declaring it to be a fact, and no point whatsoever in demanding that others accept it as such.
...Saying it a thousand times doesnāt make it any more true.
...Stating that you know this for sure - something nobody can sensibly know - is not thinking at all.