Soldato
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The 70% all have the same interwoven steams of wheat which are tightly packed together. A man made crop circle does not have this quality, they are only laid flat in one direction. Also the interwoven type has the individual nodes on the wheat popped. These qualify as the 70% and as such warrant further investigation.
Fair enough.
Why are you assuming that these patterns are a man-made thing? Nature is made from complex geometery, we learned that through observation of life. All of the significant patterns you see called crop circles are made out of complex geometrical shapes. The geometry was there before we were creating it, all we do is replicate that idea which already existed.
So do you have any evidence to show that although these patterns exist in nature, that they are also replicated by the movement of water?