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Ikerous said:We're not gay.
We just enjoy participating in gay cyber-sex.
There is a distinct subtle yet important difference.
MuToiD_MaN said:Although I have to explain semantics here ... I belive in life elsewhere in the universe, but they're only "aliens" if they come here. That I am severely skeptical about.
Please leave.Darth Sidious said:Of course I believe in them they talk to me every night before I go to bed and run some strange tests on me J/k!
Yes.Redneck said:Why? Is it so hard to believe that they have developed a way to travel across the vast expanse of space?
Come on, you can't possibly think we're that important.Fliko said:You forgot the possibility of different dimensions, and if they do exist, my theory is that there is 1 intelligent life form at our state in time for each dimension, then more and more will evolve.
Qonfused said:There has to be something else out there.
Pesmerga said:Stastically speaking, it's possible we're it.
Exactly Sinkoman. That's exactly right.Sinkoman said:Cause the whole process that created life is so unspecial, it's hard to believe it couldn't have happened again in one of the billions of ****ing galaxies out there.
i really doubt ants use radio waves to communicate..Our idea of smart is interesting. Someone here said that aliens probably couldn't develop radio technology, but it is already in nature, we just figured out how to use it. Some creatures can even communicate over radio waves here on earth - at least many scientists believe that ants can communicate with their ****ing antennas on their heads, and they have witnessed it. Maybe an alien race can communicate through radio waves built into their bodies, its merely electrical energy. Human brains operate by electric charges.
Yup. I touched on that as well:Mutley said:Who says aliens need Water or Oxygen? Who says Aliens even need to feed or eat or need the right temperature?
Just because we need those things, doesn't mean other forms of life does.
VirusType2 said:And for all we know, there could be a different kind of life that doesn't require these conditions.
I didn't really say that they did, but I mentioned how if a simple critter like an ant can communicate with their antenna over sound waves. Scientists don't seem to be entirely clear how it works. Everything on this planet is pretty well evolved. It's certainly amazing.i really doubt ants use radio waves to communicate..
Incredible as it may seem, we know little about 99 per cent of the inhabitable space on Earth. For - measured by volume, rather than just surface area - that is what the seas and oceans represent. And we know virtually nothing about their depths.
Source / More info / ImagesThe little we have found is intriguing. For a start the seabed, like land, has plains and trenches, mountain ranges, volcanoes and canyons. Temperatures run to extremes: while most of the deep sea is icy cold, a few places are boiling hot. At these hydrothermal vents, scorching, poisonous water spews out of cracks in the sea floor. But despite the heat and toxic sulphides, many creatures - including giant tubeworms, clams and microorganisms - live around them.
it looked like you were implying that, you didnt mention sound waves.VirusType2 said:I didn't really say that they did
statistics...sinkoman said:Does any unbanned person have said statistics?
Cause the whole process that created life is so unspecial, it's hard to believe it couldn't have happened again in one of the billions of ****ing galaxies out there.