s@int wrote:JoeTerp wrote:odds of reaching intelligent life are more than .00000000001%
About the same as on here then mate![]()
Interesting discussion, but I honestly don't understand "creationism" I thought the finding of Dinosaur fossils killed that debate off ? i.e. nothing created by god could or would be allowed to become extinct. I think the Dodo voted against it mind you.
I know for a fact that no one can tell me that UFO's do not exist, simply for the fact that I've seen one, and I wasn't alone when I did. Strange how when you tell people these things, they either think you're nuts, or they simply think I seen something else. I know what I saw, and it wasn't normal for what it did in the sky. Anyone reading this will think the same, but I couldn't give a toss. I'm not the kind of person to lie or be ashamed to admit such things.
Emerald Red wrote:Aliens visiting Earth, I'm not so sure on. I believe there are other intelligent life forms out there, so it's possible going by that opinion. Or how's this for one: the aliens (or greys) are us, or what we evolved into. Many of the great minds of the world believe in such things like dark matter and black holes, and that time travel is possible. Who am I to argue with that, and if that's possible, then anything is. I know for a fact that no one can tell me that UFO's do not exist, simply for the fact that I've seen one, and I wasn't alone when I did. Strange how when you tell people these things, they either think you're nuts, or they simply think I seen something else. I know what I saw, and it wasn't normal for what it did in the sky. Anyone reading this will think the same, but I couldn't give a toss. I'm not the kind of person to lie or be ashamed to admit such things.
Sabre wrote:I know for a fact that no one can tell me that UFO's do not exist, simply for the fact that I've seen one, and I wasn't alone when I did. Strange how when you tell people these things, they either think you're nuts, or they simply think I seen something else. I know what I saw, and it wasn't normal for what it did in the sky. Anyone reading this will think the same, but I couldn't give a toss. I'm not the kind of person to lie or be ashamed to admit such things.
Please describe what you saw mate!
bunglemark2 wrote:Emerald Red wrote:Aliens visiting Earth, I'm not so sure on. I believe there are other intelligent life forms out there, so it's possible going by that opinion. Or how's this for one: the aliens (or greys) are us, or what we evolved into. Many of the great minds of the world believe in such things like dark matter and black holes, and that time travel is possible. Who am I to argue with that, and if that's possible, then anything is. I know for a fact that no one can tell me that UFO's do not exist, simply for the fact that I've seen one, and I wasn't alone when I did. Strange how when you tell people these things, they either think you're nuts, or they simply think I seen something else. I know what I saw, and it wasn't normal for what it did in the sky. Anyone reading this will think the same, but I couldn't give a toss. I'm not the kind of person to lie or be ashamed to admit such things.
Mate, why the fark would aliens visit Dundalk ??![]()
Sorry - that was my first reaction...I would understand why they wouldn't visit Limerick - their warp drive would be nicked and the poor oul' spaceship would sit by the side of the motorway on blocks....
Sabre wrote:Thanks for the update in creationism. I knew of the problem because this american guy
http://blogs.discovermagazine.com/badastronomy/
Who's kind enough to debunk hoaxes and explain science in his blog -- great blog, has insisted a lot on that topic, and not always the news were so good as you mention. It's been a while I don't read about that topic though.that is one of the big reasons why I am skepitcal? how could other life forms even know that we exist, and where we are?
Even us, with our stupid technology are being able to detect planets surrounding suns, so far giant planets like Jupiter, but some day perhaps smaller rocky planets like ours. From the spectrum of light you can know more or less what's the composition of a planet, and if you find water, there you have a candidate. We know all these things with our shitty technology.I think it is so hard to actually try and think about how big and old the universe is, hell its hard to understand how big and old the Earth is. I think its impossible to tell what exactly the odds are of a society being as advanced or many many many many times more tech. and space tech advanced that we are currently, but for both societies to exist within the same time frame is almost impossible.
According to some calculus the number of planets capable of holding life is of the range of tens of thousands only in our galaxy. Right now. I think I read it in that blog precisely.
Considering that our sun is young, some civilizations -- let's assume we're not perfect enough to think we're the only intelligent guys in the universe -- had enough time to advance, perhaps reaching other stars with technology we cannot even understand, and outlive the life of their own sun by going somewhere else all that meanwhile we still hadn't invented fire around here.
I understand your skepticism, but the dimensions of time and space are beyond us.
Why they don't say hello if they're or they were here? perhaps for the same reason we leave some animals protected in their own environment. I understand your logic, but still it's too human-centered (mine too, we all have that bias). I'm skeptical too, it's just that my skepticism isn't strong enough to say categorically we hadn't got visitors somehow. Not talking about flying dishes, they might be even invisible -- a technology that U.S military is close to achieve btw, and not talking about stealth.
dawson99 wrote:s@int wrote:JoeTerp wrote:odds of reaching intelligent life are more than .00000000001%
About the same as on here then mate![]()
Interesting discussion, but I honestly don't understand "creationism" I thought the finding of Dinosaur fossils killed that debate off ? i.e. nothing created by god could or would be allowed to become extinct. I think the Dodo voted against it mindyou.
why would nothing created by god beallowed to become extinct? that makes absolutely no sense, like saying there cant be a god as bad things happen and god wouldnt let that happen...
as for aliens, of course there is other life, the universe is way too big for there not to be, but why the feck would they come visit us?
Sabre wrote:LegBarnes: I watched the video and it's a lot of serious people talking. I don't see why a Lt. Col would risk his reputation if they truly didn't believe what they saw.
Then there's astronauts like Mitchell and Aldrin confirming those.
Then you have a video of an active Belgium Colonel explaining how they pursued an UFO with their F-16, and even if he's prudent stating it's extraterrestrial at least it proves not every UFO is fake.
It's quite amazing really.
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