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pree10shun
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05 Aug 2011, 3:38 pm

http://www.amightywind.com/hell/aboutsounds.htm

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"As a communist I don’t believe in heaven or the Bible but as a scientist I now believe in hell," said Dr. Azzacove. "Needless to say we were shocked to make such a discovery. But we know what we saw and we know what we heard. And we are absolutely convinced that we drilled through the gates of Hell!"


I just heard about the the Siberian hell voices from a friend. Does anyone know what the truth about it is?

Personally, I think its too good to believe. Either the scientists were trying to convert people to religion by saying they heard voices or they just heard things under there that sounded like voices. I don't even think a microphone would have survived that temperatures but even if it did how sure can they be it was human souls or the like they heard underneath?



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05 Aug 2011, 3:56 pm

Okay I read up about it a bit. Other websites says its false.



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05 Aug 2011, 4:39 pm

scientists trying to convert people TO religion???

grow a brain.


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05 Aug 2011, 11:06 pm

MasterJedi wrote:
scientists trying to convert people TO religion???

grow a brain.


Scientists are neutral toward religion. Nor would soul voices point one way or the other. Not that anyone cares.



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05 Aug 2011, 11:10 pm

Snopes thoroughly debunks the claim in their article The Well to Hell. (<-- Link)



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05 Aug 2011, 11:11 pm

Followed the link.

Po po po, two oi mois and an oy veh.

At least they give us a NEW transcription ofd the Tetragrammation at a new low of support.



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05 Aug 2011, 11:13 pm

When something like this becomes wildly popular, people have a tendency to look at the claims rather than reality.

Then again, some fools will believe anything, as long as there is lack of proof against it.



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05 Aug 2011, 11:41 pm

MasterJedi wrote:
scientists trying to convert people TO religion???

grow a brain.


I meant they were trying to get atheists to believe in religion or god.


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Scientists are neutral toward religion. Nor would soul voices point one way or the other. Not that anyone cares.


I meant the men that claimed they were scientists in that story. Not scientists in general.


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Then again, some fools will believe anything, as long as there is lack of proof against it.


True that!



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05 Aug 2011, 11:57 pm

sounds to me and my wife that it's a distorted recording of a crowd at a concert or some angry gathering. I was playing it and was thinking that and she spoke up and said what I was thinking.


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