CROP
CIRCLE SURVEY 2003-2004
to learn about the amount of man-made crop circles in the period of
1996-2003
INTRODUCTION
Hello and welcome to take part in my survey! I originally aimed it
only to specialists either in crop circle research or making crop
circles, but apparently this limited the number of responses to very
few. I have now updated the survey so that it is form based, making
it much easier to fill (I hope!). Also I welcome all to take part;
just define on the first page of the survey your experience and knowledge
of the subject. I can then evaluate how the opinions differ between
experts and novises, which also will be valuable information.
It will take you a while to complete, because there are 112 crop
circles for you to evaluate. Actually it took me only 15 minutes,
but I had already evaluated the crop circles when selecting them.
However, it should not take more than 20 minutes of your time. Naturally
I expect you to be as objective and sincere as you can in your evaluations!
Background
During my last visits to England I have met with several people who
are involved in crop circle making. I have also tried circle making
myself, to find out about the process and the features of man-made
formations.
The aim of this survey is to shed more light on the scale of human
circle making. It is especially targeted to the circle makers, many
of whom I have contacted. However, it is also valuable to have other
opinions and see how experts' opinions match or contradict with the
claims of the artists.
The purpose is not to prove that all crop circles are man-made, nor
that none of them are. Neither is my purpose to expose circle makers
for lying or criminal activities. The idea is only to learn as much
as possible about this crucial aspect of the phenomenon. When presenting
the results, nobody will be mentioned by name. Your input is completely
confidential, which I can assure!
If you wish to learn about my viewpoint to the human circle making,
please read my latest article:
Learning about ourselves
through Crop Circles
Note that in order to take part in this survey you don't need to
agree with anything I say!
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