UFO / UAP

[Koolpc]

That must have been nice for IWillDoIt.

Dont be an idiot. Have some respect!

 

[IT Minion]

Dont be an idiot. Have some respect!

For the hypocritical fish god believer? No. Respect is not a universal right.

 

[motorbiking]

It’s easy to think you tried harder than the next guy, when you battled through it. But you don’t know how hard or easy it is for the next guy. No need to double down on the point.

 

[IT Minion]

It’s easy to think you tried harder than the next guy, when you battled through it. But you don’t know how hard or easy it is for the next guy. No need to double down on the point.

I have a thing about people being arseholes and then trying to avoid criticism by playing the Dyslexia card.

Also you don't battle through Dyslexia, it doesn't go away.

 

[motorbiking]

I have a thing about people being arseholes and then trying to avoid criticism by playing the Dyslexia card.

Also you don't battle through Dyslexia, it doesn't go away.

In my experience it was a battle I faced at school which I was able to overcome in college and university. In my working life I am largely unaffected. Your experience is different, everyone’s is.

If you can only criticise because of spelling and grammar, then maybe have a think about whether your criticism was worth the bother. Not that I expect anyone to take my advice.

Successful dyslexics do tend to be less tolerant of others, my theory is that this comes from assuming that everyone else gets it, because at school they were the last one to.

Some of the most successful people I know have dyslexia. One works in the office of the CTO at Google, brain the size of a planet.

 

[Koolpc]

I have a thing about people being arseholes

This is where you have described yourself!

 

[MNW67]

Successful dyslexics do tend to be less tolerant of others

That's interesting.

 

[fillyboy]

Bloke I knew was a dyslexic agnostic insomniac, used to lie awake all night wondering if there really was a dog.

 

[Koolpc]

Bloke I knew was a dyslexic agnostic insomniac, used to lie awake all night wondering if there really was a dog.

Woof!

 

[gas112]

And the Story of the pyramids just gets more interesting . If this turns out to be true i would love to see how people explain ancient Egyptians doing this .

Scientists claim 'vast city' is hiding below Egypt's Giza Pyramids

Scientists have found evidence of 'a vast underground city' beneath Egypt's Great Pyramids using technology that blasted the pyramids with radar pulses.

www.dailymail.co.uk

 

[Koolpc]

And the Story of the pyramids just gets more interesting . If this turns out to be true i would love to see how people explain ancient Egyptians doing this .

Scientists claim 'vast city' is hiding below Egypt's Giza Pyramids

Scientists have found evidence of 'a vast underground city' beneath Egypt's Great Pyramids using technology that blasted the pyramids with radar pulses.

www.dailymail.co.uk

I did see that but from a different source...not sure what to think of it but, there are many structures buried under the sand at the pyramid complex yet to be excavated...

 

[gas112]

I did see that but from a different source...not sure what to think of it but, there are many structures buried under the sand at the pyramid complex yet to be excavated...

its been on multiple news feeds all day but saying not confirmed yet . If it is confirmed history is definitely about to be re written

 

[motorbiking]

2100 feet deep. That is impressive work given the tools of today.

 

[Highway Man]

fingers crossed this turns out correct. This is very exciting

 

[Vinty]

can't be done. impossible

The real genius wasn't the bloke who invented the wheel, it was the bloke who came up with the idea of using more than one of them at a time, otherwise we would all be riding around on unicycles.