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#1
I always love your show, Stuart.
#2
I just posted my latest (after a long hiatus) on Richard C, Hoagland's latest at enterprisemission.com...

http://interposemission.blogspot.com/2013/08/oh-thats-what-richard-c-hoagland-is.html

I didn't know that he's getting at... just saying.
#3
Random Topics / Re: Shapeshifting Alien Video
March 29, 2013, 05:01:36 AM

I saw that one... it is so so so stupid!!!  Why would there be an alien guarding Obama, anyway?

I just wrote my latest post on my blog, Interpose Mission.  Here's the link:http://interposemission.blogspot.com/2013/03/a-brief-introduction-if-it-is-needed-to.htmlPlease note that I am talking about ANCIENT ALIENS!!!  I don't go very deep into it, yet, since this is an introductory post... and Dumbass got to this stuff first (and I'm sure there are other blogs out there)...  But I hope ya'all enjoy.
#4
Random Topics / Re: Things That Annoy You
March 29, 2013, 05:00:34 AM

Gotta be ancient aliens!!!

I just wrote my latest post on my blog, Interpose Mission.  Here's the link:http://interposemission.blogspot.com/2013/03/a-brief-introduction-if-it-is-needed-to.htmlPlease note that I am talking about ANCIENT ALIENS!!!  I don't go very deep into it, yet, since this is an introductory post... and Dumbass got to this stuff first (and I'm sure there are other blogs out there)...  But I hope ya'all enjoy.
#5
I just wrote my latest post on my blog, Interpose Mission.  Here's the link:


http://interposemission.blogspot.com/2013/03/a-brief-introduction-if-it-is-needed-to.html


Please note that I am talking about ANCIENT ALIENS!!!  I don't go very deep into it, yet, since this is an introductory post... and Dumbass got to this stuff first (and I'm sure there are other blogs out there)...  But I hope ya'all enjoy.
#6
Wow, awesome find, whoever found it!
#7
I'm glad I was able to spread Expat's gospel and we have a new convert.  ;)
#8
Expat, I know you know, but I ALWAYS read your blog posts (although I got behind on them recently). His blog can be found at: http://dorkmission.blogspot.com/


I just posted a new "article" on my blog, Interpose Mission, where I discuss Mr. Richard C, Hoagland's (see his Facebook page for why I used a comma) "inaccutron" (Expat's term) experimental results. It is really really bad. Unfortunately, I want to avoid being called out for using Mr. Hoagland's graphics without permission, so I don't show his "results", although I do link to them. Any lawyer care to give me advice on whether I can reproduce without permission?  Oh well...


Here's the link to my latest:
http://interposemission.blogspot.com/2013/01/stunning-confirmation.html


I always appreciate comments and +'s on Google plus.
#9
Thanks for the information, Expat... "the more you know"... I'm sure Richard E. Hoagland wouldn't want to be mistaken for the Hoagland we all know and (*cough, cough*) "love".
#10
I really liked that podcast episode, Stuart. Can hardly wait until you post part 2.

I posted my own blogpost on The Face on Mars Farce at my blog. Here's the URL for my blog:

http://interposemission.blogspot.com/

I try to keep it light, so there's at least one joke/sarcastic remark in there. And there's my running joke about how Richard C, Hoagland punctuates his emails with emoticons. ;)
#11
Quote from: b_dubb on January 06, 2013, 11:50:20 AM
dick tax - the amount of energy wasted positing bullshit that RCH insists is true

fucking dick

I thought the dick tax was the subscription fee to be part of the Enterprise Conference?! I have a theory on why Richard C, Hoagland insists on using the "C"... So his initials will have the first three consants in his first name... As in RiCHard.
#12
Well, I think it's thoroughly incomprehensible... That's pretty obvious. Yet I think what he describes is basically a hypothesis with neither empirical confirmation nor a workable field theory which can make predictions. In the end, Hoagland waves his arms a little, then asserts that there's "something wonderful" about 19.5 degrees north/south on the planets in the solar system and with "rotation, rotation, rotation"... And he seems to think vibration is just a partial rotation. Huh?!
#13
Astroguy, thanks for the wonderful new podcast. I listen to yours all the time and it was very interesting. It, in part, inspired me to do my latest blogpost on The Face on Mars, "The Face on Mars Farce".


http://interposemission.blogspot.com/2013/01/the-face-on-mars-farce.html


I was hoping to post something on Richard C, Hoagland's (see his facebook fanpage for why I have the comma) HYPERDIMENSIONAL PHYSICS, but it was more involved than I thought... so I have my own insights into The Face...
#14
Quote from: ItsOver on December 04, 2012, 08:03:52 PM
You just have to wonder what small creatures have set-up a home in that rat's nest on top of his head.

I love this comment!!! His hair deserves an hour-long multi-season program on the history channel more than ancient aliens do.

I just made my latest post on Richard C. Hoagland's interesting ideas, particularly, the Message from Cydonia:

http://interposemission.blogspot.com/2012/12/hoaglands-martian-missive.html
#15
For anyone who is interested:

I have just written my latest gut-wrenching Interpose Mission post on Richard C. Hoagland... the topic is: "The Message of Cydonia."

http://interposemission.blogspot.com/2012/12/hoaglands-martian-missive.html

HT: Stuart Robbins, Phil Plait, Expat and Dr. Greenberg (UW).
#16
Not gonna happen... Even Richard C. Hoagland agrees. There's something seriously wrong with that flooded US map... A lot of Oregon would be pretty well protected by the Cascades. And what would EVER cause such tsunami as would flood BOTH the East and West Coasts. LOL
#17
I just posted a blogpost on the topic of Hoagland's apartments on Mars (I wonder what he's asking for a security deposit and do I have to pay first and last month to move in?).  Here's the link:

http://interposemission.blogspot.com/2012/12/martian-apartment-hunting.html
#18
Very interesting... And why doesn't Hoagland mention this sort of thing? Maybe it'll be a fallback position when we find out enough about the surface geology to discredit him even more: the good stuff is underground, he'll say incredulously.
#19
More interesting news than I expected...
#20
Let's get smug. To what depths will George sink to placate the less informed/more gullible in his audience?  ::)
#21
Wow, the release is slightly more interesting than I would have thought. Organic compounds... Kinda cool. Maybe it's Martian sewage. LOL
#22
Yup, the Fed would sell them on the open market.
#23
I expected somewhat more innuendo. As Groucho said: "When truth goes out the door, rumor comes innuendo."
#24
Paperboy,

Yes, you are right about why hyperinflation hasn't happened yet. Firms are sitting on the cash! That is not a hyperinflationary scenario. But what we'd need to believe for hyperinflation to be imminent is that the Fed won't rapidly withdraw funds when inflation expectations pick up. The central bank needs to facilitate in that way for hyperinflation to occur. I think it's very unlikely that all of the key actors would believe the Fed would sit on its hands as we picked up speed toward hyperinflation.
#25
Quote from: Hackworth on December 02, 2012, 01:42:11 PM
Did anyone look at the photo Richard presented? Obvious fake. One thing that also caught my eye is the fact that the building(s) on the left are different in each photo. Did anyone else notice this?

I like John B. Wells, but this seemed like a repeat of when John Lear was on.

Hackworth,

To me, they seem to be the same buildings, but the height of the photo is different.
#26
I'm not sure why everyone is calling him Hoaxland, when he could be called Ho gland or maybe Hoagie land. Maybe less useful in talking about who he is and what he does, but the first may come closer for the comments about docking.
#27
I don't think the hyperinflation scenario is at all likely. To get to that place, you'd need really irresponsible central banks. I vote for an extended depression, but I'm hoping that we are seeing the beginnings of a real recovery. I kinda doubt things will get much worse, just stay depressed longer.
#28
Quote from: expat on November 03, 2012, 04:56:34 PM
Did I hear right? Did he say he's going to start attending NASA press conferences as a representative of C2C? Did Snoory really brown-nose to the point of encouraging this "because you know more than any of the regular correspondents"??

Oh joy!! Comedy comes to JPL at last....

Sounds hilarious! Did that actually happen, Expat?
#29
I'm 99% I'll be underwhelmed by the latest discovery on Mars. I'd be interested to see the "monolith" on Phobos closer up. Speaking of which, I posted a new post on my blog about Richard Hoagland's claims about Phobos.

http://interposemission.blogspot.com/
#30
Richard C. Hoagland is always very interesting to listen to. Sometimes he gets the science right and that's the best I think one can truthfully say about him, except just that his ideas are interesting (though not always original, as we see from his frequent references to sci-fi. I just wrote my first blog post about one of his claims (about Phobos) in my blog, which can be found at:

http://interposemission.blogspot.com/

I hope you are at least amused by the title of my blog... I am inordinately so!
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