Originally posted by Rogue JediWhat was your point, exactly? I doubt anyone in here, whether they believe in aliens or not, actually think that alien spaceships fly across the world on a nightly basis. I for one, someone who believes in intelligent life outside of our solar system, think seeing spaceships (since UFO's can be anything, not just ships) is the most idiotic thing in the world.
they make up stories.....thank you for proving my point.
Originally posted by Darth Macabre
What was your point, exactly? I doubt anyone in here, whether they believe in aliens or not, actually think that alien spaceships fly across the world on a nightly basis. I for one, someone who believes in intelligent life outside of our solar system, think seeing spaceships (since UFO's can be anything, not just ships) is the most idiotic thing in the world.
Originally posted by Rogue JediI get the content of what you're saying, but not the context. Like...whats the point of you saying it? Of course you don't see them by the Empire State Building, because they're not real; people make them up. Do UFO's exist? Sure, because whatever people don't know thats in the air can be considered a ufo. Do flying, twirling spaceships that can move at the speed of light exist? No.
my point is that you never, or hardly ever, see a UFO buzzing the pentagon or soldier field or the empire state building or......get it?
Well, discovery of alien life wouldn't be so significant for humankind because if it's advanced, they wouldn't have any interest in us, if contrary, we couldn't use their life for more than an experiment...If we are by any chance similar, at approx the same level, so that we both have an interest, communication between us would be impossible because they would have to use Aristotelian logic, and existence of Aristotle no2 is doubtful🙂...
Originally posted by Utrigita
agreed, but I was more wondering on the possible outcomes of finding a planet thats made of lets say oure ancient ancestors back to the stone age, what do you think would be the most possibly outcome of such and encounter
I can say what would I do...I would study their language, and relationship between nature and language, their philosophy, and find similarities, and differences between them and us in that way... we should have a lot in common, but since the atmosphere on their planet would differ, as flora and fauna, there would be some interesting, but maybe not relevant, differences...so by studying them I would go deeper in studying human nature, found it's basics in nature, and maybe in supernature... 😎
Originally posted by argesilen
I can say what would I do...I would study their language, and relationship between nature and language, their philosophy, and find similarities, and differences between them and us in that way... we should have a lot in common, but since the atmosphere on their planet would differ, as flora and fauna, there would be some interesting, but maybe not relevant, differences...so by studying them I would go deeper in studying human nature, found it's basics in nature, and maybe in supernature... 😎
That is what you would do yes but what do the history of mankind tells us would be the most possibly outcome of such and encounter?
You points are great, and it would be quiet interesting to study them, one thing that I have always found strange is that the scientist always assume that intelligente life other places in the universe would be created by the same things that created us such as air and sun with a tempeture of 5800 K it could just as well be 2000 and lifeformes could still live, not from science but after all we only know oure own kind of life and from that we must base the rest.
Well when you look at the diversity of life on this planet it really is not a bad idea to assume that life needs these simple things like air, water etc and that its a universal law. But that doesn't stop life from thriving on the ocean floor or high up in the mountains. Life is out there, intelligent or other wise I think it will be a while till we find it.