I concur with this... I've been watching the Crop Circle phenomenon for decades now, and although I'm not a "believer" in the traditional sense, I do think something otherworldly is going on with the true circles. By "true" I mean those that are created by some unexplained energy source that doesn't break and destroy the crops, are very precise in their geometry, and where they seem to be woven. Amateur circles, on the other hand, by people who are silly hoaxers, are typically asymmetrical, the crops broken and destroyed by trampling or using boards, imprecise, and easily discernible from true circles.

But over the decades that I have been aware of these circles, I am also aware that many of the "interpretations" are often based on the observer's bias or or limited understanding. Such interpretations are sort of like face pareidolia, the tendency to see faces in random clusters, like the "man in the moon."

This circle is interesting, but it may have a much more esoteric explanation / interpretation than the one that is given by the OP.