Out of these greatest mysteries of life - Which 3 would you like to know the answer of?

[Takes Two To Tango]

Feel free to add more great mysteries of life.

I'll consider adding them.

Jack the Ripper - Wikipedia

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Jimmy Hoffa - Wikipedia

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Zodiac Killer - Wikipedia

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D. B. Cooper - Wikipedia

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Bigfoot - Wikipedia

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Bermuda Triangle - Wikipedia

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Stonehenge - Wikipedia

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Extraterrestrial life - Wikipedia

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Great Pyramid of Giza - Wikipedia

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Afterlife - Wikipedia

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Assassination of John F. Kennedy - Wikipedia

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Area 51 - Wikipedia

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Where is the Lost City of Atlantis — and Does it Even Exist?

We're sorry to report there is no found Atlantis! Though fictional, it hasn’t stopped people's quest for thousands of years.

www.discovermagazine.com

 

[terrapin]

Im pretty certain on answer to Bigfoot and totally certain on intelligent life beyond Earth and the only other one that interests in me is the pyramids of Giza.

So I pick pyramids of Giza.

 

[pugilistico]

When I think of mysteries of life I think of more like "What is the meaning of life?" "Is there a god?" "What happens when I die?"
There are just mysteries.

That being said, I would love to know if there is life beyond our planet.

 

[LEWIS540]

Jack the Ripper - 'No one knows who he is.'...........It's the mystery that makes it interesting.

Jimmy Hoffa - 'Did he just disappear?'.........don't really care. Almost certain was a regular mob hit, no?

The Zodiac Killer - 'Till this day the murders haven't been solved.'........ Would be good if they figured it out, I guess. Especially if he's still alive. Thousands of unsolved murders, though.

D. B. Cooper- 'Whatever happened to him?'......fun little story, but yeah, don't really care. Like Jack the Ripper, the truth is probably not as fun as the mystery.

Bigfoot - 'An elusive giant.'....LOL, come on. No mystery here.

Bermuda Triangle - 'What's the significance of that area?'......hasn't this been largely debunked? Pound for pound not a particularly dangerous area?

Stonehenge - 'Who built it and how?'......pretty sure they have a decent idea how they did it.

Is there intelligent life beyond earth?.......ding ding ding. Clearly the right answer from these options.

Pyramids of Giza - 'Who built it and how?'........see Stonehenge.

 

[PBAC]

• Jimmy Hoffa - 'Did he just disappear?'

yes

• The Zodiac Killer - 'Till this day the murders haven't been solved.'

Wasn't this found to be a doctor?

• D. B. Cooper- 'Whatever happened to him?'

Jumped out of a plane and went into hiding with money

• Bigfoot - 'An elusive giant.'

Not real and if he was it's not that interesting anyway

• Bermuda Triangle - 'What's the significance of that area?'

Nothing

• Stonehenge - 'Who built it and how?'

Ancient celts/druids. Same monuments are all over Ireland if not smaller.

• Pyramids of Giza - 'Who built it and how?'

The Egyptians transporting rocks by boat because the Nile used to be beside the Pyramids. They're not even advanced structures compared to other monuments.

 

[Sweater of AV]

The hard problem of consciousness.
Emergence of life.
Does a unified theory of physics exist.

 

[Trabaho]

God and heaven are the only mysteries I care about. I'm a believer. Confirmation is nice tough.

 

[Fuzzybabyducks]

I have picked three and if you look I think you will find they are the correct three .

I wish I had four picks but rules are rules.

(DB would have been my fourth)

 

[PG29 red0 Jr]

'Is there intelligent life beyond earth' is much different than the others listed. Of course that one is what I would want to know.

 

[cincymma79]

Pyramids
Life
Either Bigfoot to put an end to it or Stonehenge

 

[Bia]

What's in Area 51

 

[Wilmer Digreux]

I'd want to know the truth about

- Parallel dimensions
- consensus reality
- pyramids
- the moon

 

[Wilmer Digreux]

What's in Area 51

the moon landing film set.

 

[lowlife]

the only one I even remotely care about is the intelligent life one, and I'm sure the answer is yes anyway. I guess knowing exactly how the pyramids were built would be kind of cool too. I literally couldn't care less about any killers or missing people.

 

[tank666]

What happens after death surely biggest mystery of all for lots of people?

 

[Natural Order]

Im pretty certain on answer to Bigfoot and totally certain on intelligent life beyond Earth

 

[Takes Two To Tango]

I added a few more.

 

[LEWIS540]

All you people desperate to know about the "mysteries" of the pyramids........you know you can just read a book or watch a couple of documentaries?

Whilst we might not be 100% of some aspects, there's no great, unsolvable mystery to it. A lot of time + a lot of resources = extraordinary feats.

 

[Takes Two To Tango]

All you people desperate to know about the "mysteries" of the pyramids........you know you can just read a book or watch a couple of documentaries?

Whilst we might not be 100% of some aspects, there's no great, unsolvable mystery to it. A lot of time + a lot of resources = extraordinary feats.

Do you think we can build the great Pyramids today? Just like the way they did in how precise they are and I believe they are aligned with the stars. Can modern technology build those 3 Pyramids exactly or close to it in middle of the desert?

 

[LEWIS540]

Do you think we can build the great Pyramids today? Just like the way they did in how precise they are and I believe they are aligned with the stars. Can modern technology build those 3 Pyramids exactly or close to it in middle of the desert?

It's a question people ask, all the time, and the answer is basically yes. Perfect exact, replicas, obviously not, but pretty much the same.

But why would we? 25 years and 20,000 men or whatever it was.

Their placement/alignment is also nothing mindbogglingly extraordinary.

Fantastic example of mans ingenuity, for sure, but not close to an unexplained anomaly.



I'm a laymen on the subject, but have read a book on it/seen a couple of docs, and as impressive as it all is, it's all fairly easily explainable. It's just become one of the poster boys for this kind of thing. Something like the Colossus of Rhodes is just as impressive, really.