"The move from a two-dimensional square into a three-dimensional cube might indicate that these patterns emanate from a dimension of reality we cannot access.
"Of late the crop circles seem concerned with the moving of one dimension into another. This is perhaps one of the most striking and overt expressions of that idea to date."
Yeah, whatever. Personally, I think crop glyphs (it seems silly to call them "circles" anymore) are gorgeous examples of participatory art. I see little reason to ascribe them to unknown forces; holding alien intelligences accountable is like refusing to accept that ancient Egyptians could have built the Pyramids.
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I think some crop glyphs denote all kinds of things; decoding them is both challenging and fun -- which I think is the point among self-proclaimed "circle-makers."
I'm intrigued by speculation that *some* glyphs are accomplished via microwave beams; in fact, I just returned from the library with a book on this subject.
I once heard a story from a UFO researcher who'd been told by someone involved with the Rockefeller study group that satellites were responsible. And when you consider the defense/psy-ops implications, it actually becomes a compelling hypothesis. The trick, as always, is to make people think aliens (or drunks with boards) are solely responsible.
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