AIORIA
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- Apr 1, 2009
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This isn't a Tv show about bogus treasure legends. You've been given REAL information that can be verified and confirmed. So first step is to go out and apply the information. Can you do that first? Then if you didn't find anything in the hole you can take pictures of all the rest of the things you found that led you to the dig spot..... the alignments, boulders, maybe auras if you used a camera, and then post the information here with pics and let everyone know the method didn't work.Since it's all conjecture & theory, then how can anyone (who "looks into it themselves") dis-prove ?
It's quite EASY to prove or dis-prove it if they so choose but the problem here seems you don't even want to take the FIRST STEP in finding out, while falling back on the excuse that you need to see proof in pictures FIRST from everyone else, before you decide to do anything.
If that's not the most bass-ackwards mentality then I don't know what is.
In this business the burden is not on Sandy1 to prove anything, but on the REST OF US to put the information to the test if we really want to know if his method will lead us to the payday.Therefore it's entirely logical that the "extraordinary claims" DO require "extraordinary proofs" by the persons making the claims.
OR maybe Tom, they are looking at it through the lens of EXPERIENCE by having put the method to the test. Have you thought about that one yet?In other words, the faithful are not looking at it through the lenses of "most plausible". They are looking at it through the lenses of "prove to me that it ISN'T there". And to me, that seem bass-ackwards .
BUT NEVER a gold or silver cache of Spanish origin with marks and stamps that can identify it a such. If you do got one on t-net give me the link please...I have addressed this common come back line before. But again, this is the fall-back line used for the legends, or those with un-conventional TH'ing methods, etc... Like you are doing here, they will say that .. yes it works, and/or yes we find treasures. But ... durnit ... we can't show you. Because we fear thieves, the IRS, claim jumpers, etc... But rest assured treasures are being found. And then I point out to them that the forum show & tells are FILLED with proud md'rs showing their trophies. Yes ... even caches. Yes ... even valuable ones. The fears haven't seemed to have stopped them ?
Like I said, Coincidence? I'll leave that up for you to ponder.Interesting . So you see a "rush on detectors" as one clue of the validity of a treasure story ? Or could there be other "more plausible" explanations ?