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Why Aliens Probably Exist
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actually, that video shows better why aliens do not exist.
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The secret is that aliens forget that they are, we then think that we are alone
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theirs one that starts mowing lawns at 8am sharp around here :disgust :1orglaugh:1orglaugh :)
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Chariots of the Gods was more compelling than that video.
Notice I did not say 'convincing'. :D |
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that's funny! lay that math on me. |
they are racists and don't talk with monkeys
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Aliens keep mostly out of sight for our own good. We're not advanced enough yet.
But they like to leave little confusing 'clues' to tease us. It's the Alien sense of humor at work. That and that whole abduction/anal probe thing. Those whacky aliens. |
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When are here they forget that they are aliens. And then we are not able to recognize them |
The meta data on my camera proves aliens exist.
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aliens do exist. obviously. thats not even a question. my issue is that my conspiracy theorist paranoid friend has now tried to convince me that I am being "gang stalked" and that "they" are "researching" me because I'm so intelligent. go figure. :1orglaugh:helpme
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As you bring the "math" into this, I already mentioned about the probabilities in another thread. Yea, you say that they have some invisibility suit, they avoid humans, etc.
But if there really are so much aliens, some surely want to be seen, "math proves it". If you stuff 100 different alien species in here, you mean that they are all like the same, behave the same, have the same goals, etc.? |
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the new jaguars with the new 360 degree virtual windscreen will be able to see the aliens in their invisibility cloaking devices.
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http://i1.sndcdn.com/artworks-000042...al.jpg?164b459 |
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there is a much better video that i can't find right now, not about aliens but just about how little of the whole universe we have charted and explored. Its just statistically impossible for Earth to be the only planet with intelligent life on it |
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statistics are the polar opposite of fact. they are assumptions based on probability. tell a $250 million lotto winner that they statistically won't win the lottery and they will LoLZ at you and throw some $2500 champagne in your face. the odds of life are so fantastically huge that we cannot comprehend that. |
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https://img1.etsystatic.com/043/1/82...68437_sg2y.jpg |
thinking tech capable intelligent life exists elsewhere as a matter of fact stems from the misuse of the term statistical probability, which has been spun into the incorrect phrase statistical certainty, which is a misnomer.
the statistics referred to in this argument is Drake's equation, which currently is showing that Quote:
the problem, as Fermi's paradox points out then, is where are they all? The OP video explains clearly how THEY should have found us by now, not the other way around. the entire galaxy is easily colonized in an extremely short period of time and we should have been colonized many many times over based on Drake's equation. also, Quote:
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i bet lizzard people smile on this video
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There are just claims about the living plankton, nothing proved. |
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but it's a fun topic to discuss both sides of (for me anyway), since what we know/don't know can be used by either side to support their view on it. |
Neat little clip...
... but I also have to think of one reason why we haven't met aliesn so far: fesgksdölkfjareöighracmydcölfölsy mcöydsgfaöflsöäsdvö,mdsyvös äwafdövc,msyödf ädwagkasödvd (Translation: Beam me up Scotty, there's no intelligent life down here!)
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Scotty, sädetä minut ylös, täällä ei ole älykästä elämää. |
höll˙ shīt thërë īs ¨ ëvër˙whërë
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Lets take Dolphins for example. They are clearly smart animals and quite capable of communicating with one another. They have their own social groups and do things that show they aren't just a dumb fish living in the ocean. Yet Dolphins don't fly aircraft, they don't build houses or fly in space ships. Why is that? Is it because evolution treated them unfairly? or could it be they have just evolved to suit their needs in which airplanes and space ships don't really fit their needs? Added to this, we aren't even smart enough or capable enough to talk to Dolphins yet we know they are intelligent. Meaning, just assuming that all advanced life in the galaxy would end up with the aim of space travel is sort of deluded. Perhaps there are cities of Sea Monkeys on Europa, but they have plenty of resources and have no reason to look else where. Would that mean they are not intelligent life, just because they don't want to or have no need explore elsewhere? http://mentalfloss.com/sites/default...nkey_pic_0.jpg |
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I am quite sure that few stealth fighters could fit nicely into dolphins needs (like against dolphin hunters), but they have no means to build those. The thing is that evolution has no purpose, no goal. Humans are not better evolved, we are just differently evolved. If evolution would have goal towards animals like humans, it would be more probable that there are more species out there like humans, but there is no such goal. |
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Another possibility (for me) is that evolution in the universe would most likely be on the same timeline everywhere, consequently, no alien civilization has achieved the tech level needed to reach us in any capacity. but I'm more inclined to think we're an anomaly. |
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No technology needed, it just floats in space with no technical abilities, hitches rides around the galaxy on rocks where it finally falls onto that planet and replicates as a virus then kills off anything in it's way. No arms, no legs and no technology as we see it needed yet it's conscious and knows what it does. How can we just assume that it's not intelligent life, just because it doesn't fit in our narrow description? |
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And that's one of the debates re: Hansen's list. An Asteroid is a technological tool and the assumption is that Tool using animals also require big brains. That's based on earth biology, perhaps it is too big an assumption but I believe it valid assumption. but I'm all for correcting the assumptions, but I think the list is pretty solid, especially when we take into account that we CLEARLY have not been colonized or even communicated to/with from ETs. Let's assume your idea happens to be true, a microbe figures out how to hitch a ride on an asteroid. then the premise is they are intelligent enough to realize the value and need to colonize, that's why they caught that ride. That level of intelligence also is highly capable of communication, and other things. |
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Ok, by definition it is, but it's not something we would assume as being intelligent life and we assume they would want to communicate with us. |
crockett, also, if that microbe hitched a ride to Earth, why wouldn't it hitch a ride to all the billion other Earths in the galaxy, right? We'd know by now if there was a common microbe on Earth-like planets.
I think it's very fair to say we are absolutely alone in this galaxy, more than likely alone within the known universe and probably alone in the entire universe. OTR! |
I was anally probed by an alien named Carlos last night (twice actually).
Mexicans count right? |
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Maybe they see us as we see a cockroach or an ant. Do you try to communicate with cockroaches or ants? Maybe they just want to kill us off and their concept of time is different from ours. Maybe they are perfectly happy taking a few hundred years to kill off the human race so they can then farm broccoli on our planet while setting up shop on Europa to also kill off the Space Monkeys living in the ocean there. Maybe their only goal is to kill and expand, making communication with others unnecessary. |
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