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Re: do you believe in them too?

#16 Post by Uncle Xyzzy »

The odds are incredibly low, given that (as a rough estimate) an average intelligent population lasts 1,000,000,000 years, that any two intelligent species will ever meet. And 1 billion years is probably an overestimate for how long Earth will last.

So while we're probably neither the first nor the last intelligent species, and there are probably others right now, we will probably never meet them.
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#17 Post by danielsgurl »

Conversely, I'll believe until the answer is proven to be, definitively, "no." Just all in the way you look at it, I guess. :)

I've had too many things happen for them to be purely coincidental, so I believe in paranormal/ghosts. As for aliens...I think, statistically, there has to be "something" out there, even if it is as small as a single cell.


exactly and in any form of single cells may there be some on earth? maybe. but also you can think of this: may those single cells be the cause of paranormal creatures as forming a picture. a moving pictures, or message? i personally believe all of it is connected.

Uncle Xyzzy wrote:The odds are incredibly low, given that (as a rough estimate) an average intelligent population lasts 1,000,000,000 years, that any two intelligent species will ever meet. And 1 billion years is probably an overestimate for how long Earth will last.

So while we're probably neither the first nor the last intelligent species, and there are probably others right now, we will probably never meet them.


the others you speak of, so of course there has to be something. we may never meet but that has to be something. never meet face to face, eye to eye, space ship to oscar mayer weiner car, but still we have so many signs.
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Re: do you believe in them too?

#18 Post by Pink »

I believe there's something paranormal out there...is it ghosts or aliens or both? I don't know, but there is definitely something.
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#19 Post by Ange »

Guys, seriously.
It's Dust! :D

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But Dust is lurve. We already know about lurve.
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#21 Post by Shoyru_Lover »

Guys seriously... does this question even have to be asked? I exist. That is all. ^_^
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#22 Post by Asthaloth »

Uncle Xyzzy wrote:The odds are incredibly low, given that (as a rough estimate) an average intelligent population lasts 1,000,000,000 years, that any two intelligent species will ever meet. And 1 billion years is probably an overestimate for how long Earth will last.

So while we're probably neither the first nor the last intelligent species, and there are probably others right now, we will probably never meet them.



A thousand million years is a bit of an overestimate for how long an average species lasts, let alone civilisation.
But no, we won't and if we did, do you seriously want to?
Look around you, what is the one thing the dominant species of earth have in common?
Aggressive xenophobia.
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#23 Post by Shoyru_Lover »

Asthaloth wrote:Look around you, what is the one thing the dominant species of earth have in common?


They all have eyes. :lol:
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#24 Post by Asthaloth »

Kym-sensei wrote:
Asthaloth wrote:Look around you, what is the one thing the dominant species of earth have in common?


They all have eyes. :lol:



*thinks about this*
Poor choice of words :P
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#25 Post by Fiddelysquat »

Asthaloth wrote:A thousand million years is a bit of an overestimate for how long an average species lasts, let alone civilisation.
But no, we won't and if we did, do you seriously want to?
Look around you, what is the one thing the dominant species of earth have in common?
Aggressive xenophobia.


Well, I was going to vote for "opposable thumbs", but I guess I was wrong.
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#26 Post by Asthaloth »

Fiddelysquat wrote:
Asthaloth wrote:A thousand million years is a bit of an overestimate for how long an average species lasts, let alone civilisation.
But no, we won't and if we did, do you seriously want to?
Look around you, what is the one thing the dominant species of earth have in common?
Aggressive xenophobia.


Well, I was going to vote for "opposable thumbs", but I guess I was wrong.



*Looks at certain insectoid species that can be classed as dominant depending upon your definition*

Not so much.
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#27 Post by Fiddelysquat »

Well, I consider myself the dominant species if I get to have go-karts and minimalls and ice cream and I get to step all over the "certain insectoid species" and dump poison all over them whenever I feel like it.

Feels good.
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#28 Post by Byakuya San »

No to all of the above, and that's all I have to say on the subject.
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#29 Post by Rissa »

I figure there are too many stories and people who have had experiences with them or whatever for there not to be some truth to it, you know? Not saying I believe everything I've heard, but I don't think that all of the people who've seen stuff could be lying or crazy. I've never had any sort of experience, but I wouldn't rule it out.

Course, this is the exact opposite of what I tell myself when watching horror movies and while I am in dark, eerie places. I'd give myself a heart attack.

I think alien abductions are a little far-fetched, though.
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#30 Post by danielsgurl »

to Rachel: i didnt mean to double post and sorry the boards do it like that. i logged out then back in, piosted then it so happened that, that happened.
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