>"Evidence that crop circles are man made."

"This is also an assumption. One can freely interpret" evidence.



When it was said that farmers reported large crop circles appearing in under a night, you answered:

>"It is possibly that the witnesses incorrectly estimated the time it took or simply came up with one."

Well, in your words, "This is also an assumption."



>"They seem to be quite simple to make."

Hehehe, funny. Emphasize on the word "seem". You don't "seem" to have stumbled upon complex ones.



>"something that bends the plants"

The thing is that, to my knowledge, man-made crop circles actually break the plants, instead of bending it, opposingly to some of unknown origins with are bent.


>"Also use the truck tracks"

Here's a possibility: What if these tracks are made by the farmer that's checking his field, or from visitors? Mere possibilities, yes, along with the possibility that they are done by the men who made the crop circles.