Do you believe aliens exist?

Do you believe aliens exist?

  • Yes

    Votes: 351 69.1%

  • No

    Votes: 105 20.7%

  • Other

    Votes: 52 10.2%
  • Total voters
    508
Harold_Crick said:
We can't even put a human on the planet closest to us, how can you be sure there isn't life in another galaxy?
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We can't go back 2000 years. How can you be sure Jesus didn't walk on water ? Or mohammed didn't split the moon 1400 years ago ?

Were you there ?
 
surface said:
We can't go back 2000 years. How can you be sure Jesus didn't walk on water ? Or mohammed didn't split the moon 1400 years ago ?

Were you there ?
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If you seriously don't believe in inter-dimensionals and extra-terrestrials, what to you make of the AATIP research? Has US Federal government lost their marbles?
 
bubblebrain8 said:
Don't know if this has been mentioned. But I think time is a big factor.
Maybe intelligent life is very rare, only comes around every couple million years, but the intellegent life evolves into what we are and inevitably destroy their planet before advancing to interstellar travel.
Maybe a couple billion years ago the universe was full of life and something lead to a "universe"war and "nuked" everything.
Maybe we are the first time intelligent life has arose, I mean, someone had to be the first.
Maybe we're the last.

But I definitely belive aliens do exist.
I think anyone who doesn't is just unaware of the facts.
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There is a novel called Pushing Ice by Alastair Reynolds which is a good read. It goes into this idea, that time is what truly prevents/seperates most interactions between intelligent species.
 
surface said:
We can't go back 2000 years. How can you be sure Jesus didn't walk on water ? Or mohammed didn't split the moon 1400 years ago ?

Were you there ?
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Humans cannot walk on water, this can be tested and proven. If Jesus was a supernatural being, he would have still been bound by the physical limitations of the human body he inhabited. If Jesus was a real person, his life was also recorded orally, which means it was open to all sorts of exaggerations and misinterpretations. Tell 10 people the same story and by the time it got back to you, parts of the story would have been altered, added to, or entirely omitted. No different to say Ragnar Lothbrok (who may not have even been a real person), whose life was only recorded in writing centuries after his death and thus subject to oral and literary exaggerations and misinterpretations as the stories about his life were passed on.

We know the moon is not split and has never been split. We can observe as such. There are even Muslim scholars that dispute this and view it in a more metaphorical light.

Now can you rationally and confidently make a case that there is no life beyond what we know? We cannot set foot on Mars, let alone know what is going on in the billions of galaxies in the universe that we cannot even view in detail nor communicate with.
 
Harold_Crick said:
Humans cannot walk on water, this can be tested and proven. If Jesus was a supernatural being, he would have still been bound by the physical limitations of the human body he inhabited. If Jesus was a real person, his life was also recorded orally, which means it was open to all sorts of exaggerations and misinterpretations. Tell 10 people the same story and by the time it got back to you, parts of the story would have been altered, added to, or entirely omitted. No different to say Ragnar Lothbrok (who may not have even been a real person), whose life was only recorded in writing centuries after his death and thus subject to oral and literary exaggerations and misinterpretations as the stories about his life were passed on.

We know the moon is not split and has never been split. We can observe as such. There are even Muslim scholars that dispute this and view it in a more metaphorical light.

Now can you rationally and confidently make a case that there is no life beyond what we know? We cannot set foot on Mars, let alone know what is going on in the billions of galaxies in the universe that we cannot even view in detail nor communicate with.
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All good. I am with you now. I think there maybe goblins co-habiting with aliens somewhere.
 
gotaway said:
All those things are possible. Interpretations of advanced technologies by “primitive” minds (we are not much less primitive these days!)
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Sure, I hear 5 year olds don't believe in tooth fairy these days. Silly kids don't understand how huge universe is and there is definitely a possibility of tooth fairy but I think once they become adults, they will interpret the advanced technology behind the tooth fairy.
 
surface said:
Sure, I hear 5 year olds don't believe in tooth fairy these days. Silly kids don't understand how huge universe is and there is definitely a possibility of tooth fairy but I think once they become adults, they will interpret the advanced technology behind the tooth fairy.
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The thing is not the actual example, butt he acknowledgement that we just do not know. That there is more than what humans experienced / scienced so far. Get our human egos/arrogance out the way.

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gotaway said:
The thing is not the actual example, butt he acknowledgement that we just do not know. That there is more than what humans experienced / scienced so far. Get our human egos/arrogance out the way.
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I agree with you and it is possible that TingTongians are there somewhere. I will go sit in the corner now.
 
Nobody's commenting how US government has official replaced the term Unidentified Aerial Phenomena with Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena.

Anomalous implies not conforming to what might be expected because of the class or type to which it belongs or the laws that govern its existence.
 
Seems like disclosure is set for sooner than later.

People who don't believe then will probably be labeled in the same light as new earthers, flat earthers and anti-vaxxers.

 
UFO / UAP does not equate to aliens.

Simply something that is unknown. Terrestrial or not.

It could be weather, other natural phenomena, unknown technologies whether foreign or domestic (to the viewer)

Irrespective, something ‘new’ and hopefully not frightening.
 
Amy Eskridge was an anti-gravity propulsion research scientist who allegedly suicided in 2022 after presenting an anti-gravity propulsion paper to NASA. She was 35 years old.


Amy told Jeremy Rys, exotic technology researcher, in an interview, less than two years before her alleged suicide, that NASA prevented credible research from reaching agreeable conclusion.

Perhaps the wine she was drinking played a role in revealing so much.

Unfortunately there is no audio for Jeremy Rys' questions for the most part.


She wanted to take the story to Tucker Carlson.

And so people keep asking where's the evidence for UFO's.

In the meanwhile Tucker Carlson says he knows secrets about UFO's that are too dark to share.

 
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DStvNothingOn said:
I think it's unrealistic to think we are the only life in the vast universe.
So definitely.
The question is have they visited earth, which I don't think they have.
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They probably visited Nkandla and never returned after that
 
surface said:
We can't go back 2000 years. How can you be sure Jesus didn't walk on water ? Or mohammed didn't split the moon 1400 years ago ?
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Theoretically, we can look into the past but we can't travel to the past though we can to the future. If someone from a planet 2000 light years away had the tech to observe earth, they would be able to confirm whether Jesus really walked on water or whether Muhammed split the moon.
 
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