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
This shows how dangerous AI can be, I actually met this very real woman at the Jo'burg showing of the "Fire in the Sky" movie (previous page) for a group my father did legal work for.

She has a ring that she claimed to get from her alien husband, I got to touch it. The theory goes that it was tested and isn't from Earth, but I've no idea who or what is involved in that story.


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Brian_G said:
This shows how dangerous AI can be, I actually met this very real woman at the Jo'burg showing of the "Fire in the Sky" movie (previous page) for a group my father did legal work for.

She has a ring that she claimed to get from her alien husband, I got to touch it. The theory goes that it was tested and isn't from Earth, but I've no idea who or what is involved in that story.


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IMO, life is abundant in the universe but life capable of creating tech is very rare. There is a strong chance there is life in our solar system but the nearest technological civilizations could be hundreds if not thousands of light years away which will make contact impossible.

Case in point, there are millions of lifeforms on earth but only one capable of creating tech.
 
JuliusSeizure said:
IMO, life is abundant in the universe but life capable of creating tech is very rare. There is a strong chance there is life in our solar system but the nearest technological civilizations could be hundreds if not thousands of light years away which will make contact impossible.

Case in point, there are millions of lifeforms on earth but only one capable of creating tech.
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How can we summon ufos at will just by thinking of them then?
 
JuliusSeizure said:
IMO, life is abundant in the universe but life capable of creating tech is very rare. There is a strong chance there is life in our solar system but the nearest technological civilizations could be hundreds if not thousands of light years away which will make contact impossible.

Case in point, there are millions of lifeforms on earth but only one capable of creating tech.
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who told you, we as pathetic Homo Sapiens created that tech, in the first place?
who told you the society we have on earth today isn't some kind of carefully engineered system put together by beings so highly advanced, to control our actions, needs, wants and desires.

and that they are holding lots of things back, things that will make living in 2025 look like we are living in the Middle ages using leeches for medicine.
 
Brian_G said:
This shows how dangerous AI can be, I actually met this very real woman at the Jo'burg showing of the "Fire in the Sky" movie (previous page) for a group my father did legal work for.

She has a ring that she claimed to get from her alien husband, I got to touch it. The theory goes that it was tested and isn't from Earth, but I've no idea who or what is involved in that story.


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AI pi$$ing the hell out of me :mad:

Yesterday I asked the origin of "we the people" and it gave the answer Abraham Lincoln which is garbage because he was quoting somebody.

As if we aren't stupid enough.
 
maumau said:
AI pi$$ing the hell out of me :mad:

Yesterday I asked the origin of "we the people" and it gave the answer Abraham Lincoln which is garbage because he was quoting somebody.

As if we aren't stupid enough.
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That Google version can be particularly bad, ChatGPT a lot better IMO.
 
Jet-Fighter7700 said:
my question is always, how do we know the aliens aren't on earth already, been here for centuries, and here is the wild bit,
what if early humans met or reproduced with aliens, what if their DNA is so similar to our own and so intertwined

that you cant possibly tell what is Alien and what is local Ape

I mean we made quite a jump in evolution in quite a short amount of time in planetary terms,
what if it wasn't all down to our environment and natural selection, what if we were "seeded" by an alien civilization to see how we would develop on our own in a remote corner of the cosmos.

a experiment as it were, like I mentioned we know so little and so much of what we do know is suppressed knowledge
as it keeps the average joe, paying taxes and having babies and not asking too many questions from the elite.
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Not a chance mate. Laws of physics don't allow it.

Besides that our own galaxy has 100 to 400 billion star systems, we have only discovered 3200 +- stars systems with exoplanets in our own galaxy, in universe that contains about 2 trillion galaxies only in the observable part of the universe.

Imagine if you would, taking all of the grains of sand on our beaches, paint one grain neon pink, mixed with it the rest and ask you to find that one grain. To put it into perspective there are 10 000 stars for every grain of sand we have on earth.

Galaxies can reach 300 light years across to 16 million light years with the average of 1.7 - 4.5 million light years across. At the speed of light it takes 4.5 million light years to travel from one side to the other across a 4.5 million light years across galaxy. There is nothing in the universe that can move faster than the speed of light, it isn't this or that, it is the cosmic speed limit.

Even if you could travel at the speed of light, the larger the mass the more energy needs to be expended, to point where you need infinite energy, you also don't just come to a sudden stop either, nor do you start at light speed.

Even if you could travel faster than the speed of light, it is still impractical as distances can measure in millions or billions of light years it would still take thousands of years to reach a destination, you will also have to deal with time dilation as well, and no, infinite speed isn't possible either, there isn't enough energy in this universe or a million of them, the moment you give something mass all bets are off.

What makes you believe in a universe with appropriately 2 trillion galaxies, we are the hot spot and pit stop for all alien civilizations.?

The probability is there is other life forms out there odds are pretty good, even if we could only observe them. If we find life forms say 6 million light years away, we would see the past of that life as it happened 6 million light years, the same would apply to them, they can only see what we looked like 6 million years in the past.

The more distance an object is from earth the further back into the past you look. Betelgeuse a supermassive red giant star excepted to go supernova it is 642 light years from earth once it goes as a supernova, we would only know about it in 642 years.

If it goes off with a bang today at 6pm it would take 642 years before we will know about it.

Pending the distance from mars it can take 3 minutes to 22 minutes for the light from mars to reach our eyes, and that brings up another interesting point.

Because of the distance you need to travel you don't travel in a straight line, planets orbit their stars which in turn orbit the galactic center of a given galaxy.

In other words you don't travel to where an object is in space you travel to where the object will be at a given time.

Quite similarly even with the moon being as close as it is, you still travel to where the moon will be in its orbit in 3 days time.

Imagine traveling 230 million light years to visit us we would be on the other side of the galaxy when you first observed us

The practicality is if there are life forms out there they are so far away, they could only just be seeing the birth of our solar system and we might only just see the death of their solar system. Given the distances every life form intelligent enough given different distances would be view our solar system from different periods of our history.

Do you think an alien race that just spotted the dinosaurs getting wiped out some 66 million years ago is going to risk traveling 66 million light here, to be fair they would have to have immensely powerful telescopes, I mean large, you would need a telescope the size of earth to view details at 30km on some planet 29 million light years away.

The point is we don't know about their existence and neither do they, the universe is expanding as well and will keep expanding indefinitely, and galaxies move further and further away past the cosmological light barrier where the light will never ever reach us and light from us will never reach them.

If you want you mind blown on just how small our little blip will be on universe time scale watch this
 
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wizardofid said:
Not a chance mate. Laws of physics don't allow it.

Besides that our own galaxy has 100 to 400 billion star systems, we have only discovered 3200 +- stars systems with exoplanets in our own galaxy, in universe that contains about 2 trillion galaxies only in the observable part of the universe.

Imagine if you would, taking all of the grains of sand on our beaches, paint one grain neon pink, mixed with it the rest and ask you to find it that one grain. To put it into perspective there are 10 000 stars for every grain of sand we have on earth.

Galaxies can reach 300 light years across to 16 million light years with the average of 1.7 - 4.5 million light years across. At the speed of light it takes 4.5 million light years to travel from one side to the other. There is nothing in the universe that can move faster than the speed of light, it isn't this or that, it is the cosmic speed limit.

Even if you could travel at the speed of light, the larger the mass the more energy needs to be expended, to point where you need infinite energy, you also don't just come to a sudden stop either, nor do you start at light speed.

Even if you could travel faster than the speed of light, it is still impractical as distances can measure in millions or billions of light years it would still take thousands of years to reach a destination, you will also have to deal with time dilation as well, and no infinite speed isn't possible either, there isn't enough energy in this universe or a million of them, the moment you give something mass all bets are off.

What makes you believe in a universe with appropriately 2 trillion galaxies, we are the hot spot and pit stop for all alien civilizations.?

The probability is there is other life forms out there odds are pretty good, even if we could observe them. If we find life forms say 6 million light years away, we would see the past of that life as it happened 6 million light years, the say would apply to them, they can only see what we looked like 6 million years in the past.

The more distance an object is from earth the further back into the past you look. Betelgeuse a supermassive red giant star excepted to go supernova it is 642 light years from earth once it goes as a supernova, we would know about it for 642 years.

If it goes off with a bang today at 6pm today it would take 642 years before we will know about it.

Pending the distance from mars it can take 3 minutes to 22 minutes for the light from mars to reach our eyes, and that brings up another interesting point.

Because of the distance you need to travel you don't travel in a straight line, planets orbit their stars which in turn orbit the galactic center of a given galaxy.

In other words you don't travel to where an object is in space you travel to where the object will be at a given time.

Quite similarly even with the moon being as close as it is, you still travel to where the moon will be in its orbit in 3 days time.

Imagine traveling 230 million light years to visit us we would be on the other side of the galaxy when you first observed us

The practicality is if there are life forms out there they are so far away, they could only just be seeing the birth of our solar system and we might only just see the death of their solar system. Given the distances every life form intelligent enough given different distances would be view our solar system from different periods of our history.

Do you think an alien race that just spotted the dinosaurs getting wiped out some 66 million years ago is going to risk traveling 66 million light here, to be fair they would have to have immensely powerful telescopes, I mean large, you would need a telescope the size of earth to view details at 30km on some planet 29 million light years away.

The point is we don't know about their existence and neither do they, the universe is expanding as well and will keep expanding indefinitely, and galaxies move further and further away to the past cosmological light barrier where the light will never ever reach us and light from us will never reach them.

If you want you mind blown on just how small our little blip will be on universe time scale watch this
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wizardofid said:
Not a chance mate. Laws of physics don't allow it.

Besides that our own galaxy has 100 to 400 billion star systems, we have only discovered 3200 +- stars systems with exoplanets in our own galaxy, in universe that contains about 2 trillion galaxies only in the observable part of the universe.


If you want you mind blown on just how small our little blip will be on universe time scale watch this
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while I do agree with the fact that our little universe and all we can see is microscopic in size, I do believe there is more to the story constantly, how do we know we aren't in some simulation run by some super advanced civilization, to see how we develop.

kind of like an ant farm, or a planet sized zoo almost, where the Aliens have such advanced technology they practically observing us constantly and guiding our development all through the centuries for civilization.

I know it sounds far fetched, but I struggle to believe that everything we see around us is known and explainable by physics and known science.

there is a lot we don't know, and cannot explain, and even today with all the technology around us, things still go missing that cannot be easily explained.

is it Aliens? possibly, are they on earth? possible, is there life, how do we know the truth hasn't been suppressed?

actually watching this video and one can begin to connect the dots of the truth.

 
wizardofid said:
Yeah I don't watch conspiracy theories, you would need to tie me to a chair and cut off my eyelids to watch crackpot idiots like this
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lol - why dont you form an opinion after the fact. You are embarrassing yourself. Video evidence doesn't lie.
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wingnut771 said:
They would have bit us long time ago then.
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Maybe they're what peeps think are them vampires

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