Be hard to believe with over 500 post on em.
Is Max Eberle as big as a goof as I now think?
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no one is making fun of him AS A PERSON. but sure as hell making fun over his views on the earth.
i think he has thick skin anyway. it is those who want to protect him that need thicker skins.
as far as i can see he is loved everywhere as a person. and likely laughs at himself as well.
i think he has thick skin anyway. it is those who want to protect him that need thicker skins.
as far as i can see he is loved everywhere as a person. and likely laughs at himself as well.
GLOBAL WARMING!!!!
I think video games are ample example of alternate reality.
Lol
I've followed threads here and on Facebook where Max has shown a very good sense of humor about it all.
I've often wondered if he has been putting one over on everyone all this time. (CJ, too) He's very convincing tho. If he has been, its the greatest punk ever...
I agree that he certainly seems like a good guy, by accounts. I've never had the good fortune to meet him.
Came to you so sweet you are.
I got to know Max fairly well over the years, even traveling with him on occasion. He is a very interesting man with some interesting points of view. Yes, he believes in the Flat Earth theory, which I've attempted to explain the fallacy of this to him on more than one occasion. And yes, he is into other conspiracies as well, as someone else pointed out on this thread. I guess some people are just wired this way. All this said, Max is an excellent pool player and a very talented artist. And I think we all know that very creative type people can be eccentric.
By the way, the Universe as we know it, is still in it's infancy, only maybe fourteen or fifteen billion years old. It has been postulated that it should last for billions and billions of years before finally dying out. We are babies in this Universe, on a planet that is only four or five billion years old and humans have been here a relatively short time, maybe two million years at best and modern man (Homo Sapiens) only about 250-300,000 years. A blink of the eye in the Universe's history. There may well be (or have been) other intelligent life forms in the Universe long before us that have died out, and almost without question there must be other intelligent life out there now, probably billions of them on different planets. All of them far different from us and yet with some similar qualities. They have the same problem we do, the inability to reach out far beyond their own locale. All life forms are suited for life on the planet they exist on, just like us. Of course, the correlation here is that with so many worlds out there that can sustain life (oxygen, nitrogen and water should do the trick), shouldn't there be some like ours. And yes there probably is, but we will never know! We are very frail creatures, barely able to hang on here and we may be extinct a million or two years from now. It sure looks possible from what we are doing currently to destroy the environment that gave birth to us.
We nearly died out about 75,000 years ago, after a major meteor hit the Earth and sent us into a long ice age. We were down to maybe only 10,000 to 50,000 people on the entire planet! That we survived is only due to our superior intelligence and ability to adapt to severe weather conditions. It was only after this episode in our history that we really started to make breakthroughs in using the resources we had available from the Earth like agriculture, solar and wind power. I have been corrected by Westcoast. It was a huge volcanic eruption and not a meteor strike.
Am I a scientist? You're damn right, as much as anyone else who claims to be one. If you have a working brain, you can theorize as well as they can. And maybe I'm just as nuts as Max!
By the way, the Universe as we know it, is still in it's infancy, only maybe fourteen or fifteen billion years old. It has been postulated that it should last for billions and billions of years before finally dying out. We are babies in this Universe, on a planet that is only four or five billion years old and humans have been here a relatively short time, maybe two million years at best and modern man (Homo Sapiens) only about 250-300,000 years. A blink of the eye in the Universe's history. There may well be (or have been) other intelligent life forms in the Universe long before us that have died out, and almost without question there must be other intelligent life out there now, probably billions of them on different planets. All of them far different from us and yet with some similar qualities. They have the same problem we do, the inability to reach out far beyond their own locale. All life forms are suited for life on the planet they exist on, just like us. Of course, the correlation here is that with so many worlds out there that can sustain life (oxygen, nitrogen and water should do the trick), shouldn't there be some like ours. And yes there probably is, but we will never know! We are very frail creatures, barely able to hang on here and we may be extinct a million or two years from now. It sure looks possible from what we are doing currently to destroy the environment that gave birth to us.
We nearly died out about 75,000 years ago, after a major meteor hit the Earth and sent us into a long ice age. We were down to maybe only 10,000 to 50,000 people on the entire planet! That we survived is only due to our superior intelligence and ability to adapt to severe weather conditions. It was only after this episode in our history that we really started to make breakthroughs in using the resources we had available from the Earth like agriculture, solar and wind power. I have been corrected by Westcoast. It was a huge volcanic eruption and not a meteor strike.
Am I a scientist? You're damn right, as much as anyone else who claims to be one. If you have a working brain, you can theorize as well as they can. And maybe I'm just as nuts as Max!
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Very interesting post.I got to know Max fairly well over the years, even traveling with him on occasion. He is a very interesting man with some interesting points of view. Yes, he believes in the Flat Earth theory, which I've attempted to explain the fallacy of this to him on more than one occasion. And yes, he is into other conspiracies as well, as someone else pointed out on this thread. I guess some people are just wired this way. All this said, Max is an excellent pool player and a very talented artist. And I think we all know that very creative type people can be eccentric.
By the way, the Universe as we know it, is still in it's infancy, only maybe fourteen or fifteen billion years old. It has been postulated that it should last for billions and billions of years before finally dying out. We are babies in this Universe, on a planet that is only four or five billion years old and humans have been here a relatively short time, maybe two million years at best and modern man (Homo Sapiens) only about 250-300,000 years. A blink of the eye in the Universe's history. There may well be (or have been) other intelligent life forms in the Universe long before us that have died out, and almost without question there must be other intelligent life out there now, probably billions of them on different planets. All of them far different from us and yet with some similar qualities. They have the same problem we do, the inability to reach out far beyond their own locale. All life forms are suited for life on the planet they exist on, just like us. Of course, the correlation here is that with so many worlds out there that can sustain life (oxygen, nitrogen and water should do the trick), shouldn't there be some like ours. And yes there probably is, but we will never know! We are very frail creatures, barely able to hang on here and we may be extinct a million or two years from now. It sure looks possible from what we are doing currently to destroy the environment that gave birth to us.
We nearly died out about 75,000 years ago, after a major meteor hit the Earth and sent us into a long ice age. We were down to maybe only 10,000 to 50,000 people on the entire planet! That we survived is only due to our superior intelligence and ability to adapt to severe weather conditions. It was only after this episode in our history that we really started to make breakthroughs in using the resources we had available from the Earth like agriculture, solar and wind power.
Am I a scientist? You're damn right, as much as anyone else who claims to be one. If you have a working brain, you can theorize as well as they can. And maybe I'm just as nuts as Max!
It is a bit anxiety provoking that we almost went extinct around 75,000 years ago. Minor clarification, I think it was due to a huge volcanic eruption, not a meteor strike.
You are correct. I got my global calamities confused. The giant meteor wiped out the dinosaurs many millions of years ago.
30 pages?
This one is so easy, ask yourself a simple question.
What would happen to the "Greatest Planet Known to Mankind" if an X-class solar flairs super charged particles hit it?
This one is so easy, ask yourself a simple question.
What would happen to the "Greatest Planet Known to Mankind" if an X-class solar flairs super charged particles hit it?
You and I have VERY different definitions of "simple question".
at some point in time in the distant future the sun will consume the earth and earth will be uninhabitable.
so mankind on earth is temporary until then, and iffy during that time span.
at that moment in time all expensive cues will become instantly worthless.
so mankind on earth is temporary until then, and iffy during that time span.
at that moment in time all expensive cues will become instantly worthless.
Except for Jackpots.
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America would be far better off if JFK was still living.
So common latitude and longitude (GIS SURVEY) information crush flat earth non sense. Maritime compass information also prove the earth is rotating.
However Max is one of the few people I have never heard a bad word mentioned. And he has contributed to pool, both team USA and instruction. So I find the insults on Max offensive.
I also find it sad that "haters" run many pros off this forum. Leaving those clowns and wannabes to "pass on" pool "knowledge".
What a joke!
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