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do you believe there's life on other planets?
RedMagic213:
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--- Quote from: Anunikke on October 13, 2010, 01:39:12 AM ---
--- Quote from: RedMagic213 on October 13, 2010, 01:27:36 AM ---no aliens...it is totally plausible that earth had a unique set of circumtances that led to life.
There is absolutely no proof of aliens, yet you believe?
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That sounds unbelievably ignorant.
We are proof of aliens.
The vastness of the universe, the fact that it already happened once before and that we know we will be able to turn mars into a liveable planet is pretty solid proof.
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the vastness statement implies that nothing that exists can be unique...there are billions of human beings...all are unique. By your argument you scould say that there are too many humans for there to be only one you. there has to be another
until there is any, even a slight, evidence that there is life on other planets...there is no reason to believe it.
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Retarded analogy...
your analogy implies that other life should be exactly like us. Life isn't exclusive to advanced beings who are able to destroy the entire planet they live on.
One-Celled organisms will qualify as life.
We're not even sure life started just the one time on earth, there is evidence that it started at least twice here on earth.
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so you believe in things just because there isnt proof that is doesnt exist??????? That is ridiculous...
and if that other mutha fucka thinks theres evidence...care to share?? UFO's??? hahahhaa
Anunikke:
--- Quote from: RedMagic213 on October 14, 2010, 03:28:21 AM ---so you believe in things just because there isnt proof that is doesnt exist??????? That is ridiculous...
and if that other mutha fucka thinks theres evidence...care to share?? UFO's??? hahahhaa
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You appear so close-minded that I don't even know how to respond.
Our knowledge of the universe is limited right now, we can only see an extremely small percentage.
So If you take a glass of ocean water and you don't find fish in it, you would conclude that there are no fish in the ocean?
Sure there is little evidence of alien life, but there is a high probability of it, they call this the Fermi Paradox:
--- Quote ---The apparent size and age of the universe suggest that many technologically advanced extraterrestrial civilizations ought to exist.
However, this hypothesis seems inconsistent with the lack of observational evidence to support it.
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Like I said: we're not even sure life just started the one time here on earth, if it could happen multiple times on this planet it will have happened on other planets.
The theory that life once started on Mars is still not busted, and if it could happen twice in the same solar system, the chance would be 100% that it has happened in other galaxies.
Study the Drake Equation faggot.
Elkoizm:
The fact (I believe) that there are other beings out there amazes me. I never thought of them to be weird in appearance of creation but more so their behaviour. I'm much more intrigued by the functioning of their behaviours, societies and instincts.
Sometimes I think there may be another planet EXACTLY like earth and they're probably thinking the same thing. But it'll be a planet without wars (not insinuating violence is non-existent), Justin Bieber and McDonalds.
Just a ramble. But to answer the question, yes I believe there is life on other planets. Superior? I don't know. Will do a read on the historical events and names mentioned by you guys i.e. Research Project Blue Beam.
QuietTruth:
The irony in this thread is hilarious.
Fraxxx:
--- Quote from: QuietTruth on October 14, 2010, 08:40:58 AM ---The irony in this thread is hilarious.
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That's just in your head.
On topic, what's with the aspect of time? Don't you think it was very coincidental if aliens that are close/advanced enough to come to earth would exist in this very small time-period in which we are aware of ourselfs?
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