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| Some crop circles can be found to be man made, while others are more difficult to explain |
Complete and utter nonsense, proof that people believe what they want to believe. When Doug Bower and Dave Chorley finally admitted that they had been making crop circle designs in England since 1978, where the phenomena started, people refused to believe them. So they took the press out one night and under stop action photography, produced a magnificent crop circle design in 6 hours.
Yet people STILL refuse to believe that people create these phenomena.
--"While many designs are clearly and admittedly made by people (even veteran crop circle researcher Colin Andrew estimates that up to 80 percent of them are probably manmade), some researchers insist that many formations are not - in fact, cannot be - made by humans."-- Crop Circle Confession Scientific American , August 2002
--"But to my astonishment, throughout the early 1990s the media continued to report that it was impossible that all crop circles could be man-made. They cited "cerealogists"--those who study crop circles--and never checked for themselves. There were said to be too many circles to be the work of a few "hoaxers" (but this assumed that each circle took many hours to make), or that circles appeared in well-watched crops (simply not true), or that circle creation was accompanied by unearthly noises (when these sounds were played back, even I recognized the nocturnal song of the grasshopper warbler). "--
So you folks go ahead and believe what you want to believe. Personally, I think Leprechauns did it.