OnlyOneKenobi
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I'm not 100% convinced he's telling the truth, but I'm 98% sure the hundreds of 1000s of other corrobrating testimonies are correct/accurate.Not sure if @lexity is in this thread, but credit to him for his excellent video find posted elsewhere, copy below.
...and gone, not here to defend it either. Watch / don't watch![]()
Not sure if @lexity is in this thread, but credit to him for his excellent video find posted elsewhere, copy below.
...and gone, not here to defend it either. Watch / don't watch![]()
I can't watch a 1 hour video. Precis and timestamps please.
You leap to unreasonable conclusions given the information you have at hand.
There are far more reasonable explanations.
Your threshold for evidence for your beliefs is unreasonably low.
Don't force it, Brian_G.
Where will you watch it?Thanks, Snek. I'll have to set aside time to watch, though. Maybe this weekend.
Where will you watch it?
I mean what source.I'm home all weekend.
I cant find it there.I myself travel the high seas matey.
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I cant find it there.
OP is based on speculative belief which is not the same as a hypothesis or a theoryYou get two types of people who believe there is intelligent life somewhere else in the universe.
1. People who envisions the scale of the cosmos and accept the ingredients to make stable self replicating molecules are common all over the place.
2. People who think the grays or reptilians visited us in flying saucers.
The first is a philosophical concept with unknown probability since we only have a single data point and the people normally agree that evidence will be needed in order to make the claim rather than just say it’s possible.
The second requires substantial evidence as it’s a bold claim which contradicts a lot of what we know about intelligent life from that single data point.
What is the op’s version?
You get two types of people who believe there is intelligent life somewhere else in the universe.
1. People who envisions the scale of the cosmos and accept the ingredients to make stable self replicating molecules are common all over the place.
2. People who think the grays or reptilians visited us in flying saucers.
The first is a philosophical concept with unknown probability since we only have a single data point and the people normally agree that evidence will be needed in order to make the claim rather than just say it’s possible.
The second requires substantial evidence as it’s a bold claim which contradicts a lot of what we know about intelligent life from that single data point.
What is the op’s version?
I'm on option three, I'm still on the fence.
I cant find it there.