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Post by lyq3r on Dec 22, 2017 20:04:17 GMT
CNN - must be Fake News
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Post by B. Hieronymus Da on Dec 22, 2017 20:36:01 GMT
Of course we're not alone. But I'm rather sceptical to that Earth has been visited. ...Yet.
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Post by Treacherous J Slither on Dec 22, 2017 21:04:47 GMT
Us humans are the result of xenogenesis. Aliens created us as a race of slaves to help them extract the resources they wanted from our planet. A war was fought amongst them over our fates. Some elected to teach us a little of what they knew. Astronomy, mathematics, architecture, agriculture, etc. Others elected to simply abandon us. In the end they all eventually left but some have taken a small number of us with them. Perhaps one day, they will return.
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Post by Giant Ambush Beetle on Dec 22, 2017 21:54:52 GMT
Us humans are the result of xenogenesis. Aliens created us as a race of slaves to help them extract the resources they wanted from our planet. A war was fought amongst them over our fates. Some elected to teach us a little of what they knew. Astronomy, mathematics, architecture, agriculture, etc. Others elected to simply abandon us. In the end they all eventually left but some have taken a small number of us with them. Perhaps one day, they will return. Any race advanced enough to make interstellar travel has technology available that is magnitudes more capable than any organic slave, making humans as work force extremely impractical. Even we are using automated machines that are vastly more capable than any human, we have entire automated facilities assembling dozens of cars per hour, no humans needed. And remember they have the technology to travel through the universe, they are hundreds if not thousands of years more advanced than us. Our planet does not have special resources, the stuff on earth is abundant in our solar system, let alone the universe. To know what our forefathers already knew about the universe you just need to observe carefully and make logical conclusions. None of that knowledge req uires any other source than the human mind. No magic, no aliens, no gods, no super technology. Look what awesome stuff we discover and create every day, and we need no aliens for any of that.
They don't need to abduct any humans, all they need is intact human DNA, all the necessary data is in it. Way more convenient - and save.
These reasons, and a few more, is why the alien theories are utter BS. They would only make sense if the Aliens were idiots, which are, for some reason able to do interstellar travel which is hugely complicated and demands a lot of super advanced technology yet at the same time, when dealing with earth, they are suddenly unable to perform basic logical thinking that even we lowly humans already possess.
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Post by mybudgee on Dec 23, 2017 0:37:16 GMT
Dear Millennials;
You don't have to believe everything you hear.
Love, all adults on Earth
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Post by Atemporal Vanguardian-Debugger on Dec 23, 2017 4:07:30 GMT
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Post by Qui-Gon GlenN7 on Dec 23, 2017 15:53:29 GMT
Us humans are the result of xenogenesis. Aliens created us as a race of slaves to help them extract the resources they wanted from our planet. A war was fought amongst them over our fates. Some elected to teach us a little of what they knew. Astronomy, mathematics, architecture, agriculture, etc. Others elected to simply abandon us. In the end they all eventually left but some have taken a small number of us with them. Perhaps one day, they will return. Any race advanced enough to make interstellar travel has technology available that is magnitudes more capable than any organic slave, making humans as work force extremely impractical. Even we are using automated machines that are vastly more capable than any human, we have entire automated facilities assembling dozens of cars per hour, no humans needed. And remember they have the technology to travel through the universe, they are hundreds if not thousands of years more advanced than us. Our planet does not have special resources, the stuff on earth is abundant in our solar system, let alone the universe. To know what our forefathers already knew about the universe you just need to observe carefully and make logical conclusions. None of that knowledge req uires any other source than the human mind. No magic, no aliens, no gods, no super technology. Look what awesome stuff we discover and create every day, and we need no aliens for any of that.
They don't need to abduct any humans, all they need is intact human DNA, all the necessary data is in it. Way more convenient - and save.
These reasons, and a few more, is why the alien theories are utter BS. They would only make sense if the Aliens were idiots, which are, for some reason able to do interstellar travel which is hugely complicated and demands a lot of super advanced technology yet at the same time, when dealing with earth, they are suddenly unable to perform basic logical thinking that even we lowly humans already possess. Substitute slaves for experiment, and the theory is more palatable. In my opinion, we are the retarded children of an alien race.
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Post by Giant Ambush Beetle on Dec 23, 2017 18:54:30 GMT
Substitute slaves for experiment, and the theory is more palatable. In my opinion, we are the retarded children of an alien race. What kind of experiment would result in treating the test subjects like slaves? We are just evolved apes, there is nothing special about us, we're just mammals with big brains. There is mammals with big legs, mammals with big muscles, huge mammals that can dive very deep, we happen to be the mammal with big brains. All of that helps to survive on earth. Just look what crazy things evolution has brought forth, eyes, legs, digestion, ears, all that without aliens. Now why do you need aliens for the human species? Just because of the brain? There is direct evidence that we slowly evolved into what we are now, over hundreds of thousands of years. Now if we had special stuff in our DNA we cannot explain, that sets us apart from all the other organisms in a crazy way than I'd be more inclined to believe the Alien theory, however, our DAN is perfectly ''normal'' for an earth based organism. Also, if there were Aliens, why didn't they leave ANY hard evidence for their existence instead of all the mystical ambiguous hints? They could have left us a supercomputer that just tells us the whole story. Heck, one tiny computer chip, one piece of technology / equipment they accidentally left behind thats clearly not from us and BAM, Aliens for sure. But no, there is absolutely nothing on this huge planet, not a single piece of evidence. Absolutely nothing.
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Post by Qui-Gon GlenN7 on Dec 23, 2017 23:57:21 GMT
Haven't you watched BSG? It was explained perfectly.
You were too literal with my substitution. An alien race capable of space travel doesn't need slaves. They may have been creative, in the literal sense... "Look at these apes, they aren't so different from us, let's fuck with them and see what we come up with."
As far as evolution from ape to man.... Pretty sure there are some massive links missing in that chain. I call bullshit. We are similar to apes, but we sure as fuck didn't evolve from them.
Your surety on this subject, and others, is becoming amusing.
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Post by Giant Ambush Beetle on Dec 24, 2017 0:16:52 GMT
As far as evolution from ape to man.... Pretty sure there are some massive links missing in that chain. I call bullshit. We are similar to apes, but we sure as fuck didn't evolve from them. Your surety on this subject, and others, is becoming amusing. Scientists who have sequenced the genome of chimps say that humans are to 96% chimps. Thats a lot more than similar, we are bipedal hairless (mostly) chimps with big brains.- Now the evidence that we have been engineered by Aliens: Oh wait, oops, there is none.
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Post by Qui-Gon GlenN7 on Dec 24, 2017 0:27:23 GMT
As far as evolution from ape to man.... Pretty sure there are some massive links missing in that chain. I call bullshit. We are similar to apes, but we sure as fuck didn't evolve from them. Your surety on this subject, and others, is becoming amusing. Scientists who have sequenced the genome of chimps say that humans are to 96% chimps. Thats a lot more than similar, we are bipedal hairless (mostly) chimps with big brains.- Now the evidence that we have been engineered by Aliens: Oh wait, oops, there is none. Yay. We are similar, not the same, and the evidence for evolution from monkey to man is non-existent. Congratulations, you caught me in imagining an explanation that works to explain the gap. We are in a very grey area here, get over yourself.
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Post by HYR on Dec 24, 2017 0:35:58 GMT
"We may not be alone" is not a story, much less a big one. "We are not alone" actually would be.
In all likelihood, it's just some foreign aircraft that has not been classified yet. Or something...
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Post by Giant Ambush Beetle on Dec 24, 2017 1:01:10 GMT
We are similar, not the same, and the evidence for evolution from monkey to man is non-existent. Congratulations, you caught me in imagining an explanation that works to explain the gap. We are in a very grey area here, get over yourself. There have been many skeletons of links between chimp and man found, for starters Google the skeleton of Lucy. There is tons of hard scientific evidence out there that totally and utterly support the theory of evolution and that we are cousins of the chimp. It took us hundreds of thousands of years of evolution to become what we are now, and there is tons of proof for that. There is absolutely zero scientific evidence that there have been Aliens involved, believing in Aliens having anything to do with mankind is as completely unfounded as religion, and most of the time it does not even make any logical sense. In fact, the theory about Aliens having created mankind IS a religion because people are quite fanatic about it despite having no proof whatsoever, they just believe, like other people believe in Hobgoblins, Witchcraft and Leprechauns. We have a pretty clear situation here, get over yourself.
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Post by slimgrin727 on Dec 24, 2017 1:06:32 GMT
Given the sheer size of the universe, I think that it is inevitable that we are not alone. Whether or not we've actually been visited by aliens is another matter; I haven't seen anything that I would consider to be concrete proof, but on the other hand there have been some very compelling anecdotes. We have nothing even remotely approaching proof. But lot's of fun anecdotes. I do agree that the probability we're alone is almost nil. The odds are against that.
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Post by The Biotic Trebuchet on Dec 24, 2017 2:21:16 GMT
CNN - must be Fake News I'll expropriate your avatar for the state, comrade. Substitute slaves for experiment, and the theory is more palatable. In my opinion, we are the retarded children of an alien race. What kind of experiment would result in treating the test subjects like slaves? We are just evolved apes, there is nothing special about us, we're just mammals with big brains. There is mammals with big legs, mammals with big muscles, huge mammals that can dive very deep, we happen to be the mammal with big brains. Not just big Brains...I've seen enough weird shit in the sky of the desert (day and night) to believe that someone or something has been visiting us. "whatever you are... we'll bang, ok?"
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Post by House Targaryen on Dec 24, 2017 18:34:18 GMT
I'm a skeptical believer. With the infinite amount of galaxies with infinite amount of planets in each star system, of course there is life out there and most likely intelligent life.
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Post by Sifr on Dec 26, 2017 8:09:21 GMT
An alien race capable of space travel doesn't need slaves. Sadly, I can refute that with something I refer to as Sifr's Law; "Never assume being from an 'advanced civilisation' doesn't make someone more than capable of being a colossal dick"
Even when not dealing with true invasions, fiction plays with the concept of jerkass aliens quite a bit; Stargate has the Goa'uld mindset be "Why use my advanced tech when I can have slaves mine things for me, all the while stroking my ego by having them worship me as a God?".
Cowboys and Aliens has Earth being raided by alien pirates with the Manifest Destiny mindset of "Out the way, primitives, I'm here to knick your stuff".
Star Trek has the Klingons routinely depicted/accused of enslaving the populations of worlds they conquered in TOS, the Vorta and Jem'Hadar were engineered to be slave races with total loyalty to the Founders and the Romulans subjugated the Remans to work in the diliithium mines on their sister planet. The Federation's Prime Directive was even created with the intention of limiting contact with any Pre-War cultures to prevent potential exploitation or unduly influencing their cultural development.
Rick and Morty has one episode reveal that Rick has effectively enslaved an entire pocket universe solely for the purposes of having them power his spaceship. And then proceed to learn the people in the pocket universe race did the same thing, and so on.
The Ancient Time Lords on Doctor Who would routinely abduct people from throughout history to make them fight in gladiatorial combat (in an area of Gallifrey comfortingly named the "Death Zone"), for seemingly no other reason than because they could.
Same with the Predators in their franchise, who routinely descend on worlds or abduct people, because hunting lesser species for sport is their jam.
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Post by Arijon van Goyen on Dec 26, 2017 8:17:35 GMT
Yeah I assume an advanced alien civilization will socially and militarily look more like Ancient China and the Roman Empire [with less flaws and technologically more advanced than modern us] rather than being like California and San Francisco!
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Post by Ahriman on Dec 26, 2017 9:50:35 GMT
An alien race capable of space travel doesn't need slaves. Sadly, I can refute that with something I refer to as Sifr's Law; "Never assume being from an 'advanced civilisation' doesn't make someone more than capable of being a colossal dick"
Even when not dealing with true invasions, fiction plays with the concept of jerkass aliens quite a bit; Stargate has the Goa'uld mindset be "Why use my advanced tech when I can have slaves mine things for me, all the while stroking my ego by having them worship me as a God?".
Cowboys and Aliens has Earth being raided by alien pirates with the Manifest Destiny mindset of "Out the way, primitives, I'm here to knick your stuff".
Star Trek has the Klingons routinely depicted/accused of enslaving the populations of worlds they conquered in TOS, the Vorta and Jem'Hadar were engineered to be slave races with total loyalty to the Founders and the Romulans subjugated the Remans to work in the diliithium mines on their sister planet. The Federation's Prime Directive was even created with the intention of limiting contact with any Pre-War cultures to prevent potential exploitation or unduly influencing their cultural development.
Rick and Morty has one episode reveal that Rick has effectively enslaved an entire pocket universe solely for the purposes of having them power his spaceship. And then proceed to learn the people in the pocket universe race did the same thing, and so on.
The Ancient Time Lords on Doctor Who would routinely abduct people from throughout history to make them fight in gladiatorial combat (in an area of Gallifrey comfortingly named the "Death Zone"), for seemingly no other reason than because they could.
Same with the Predators in their franchise, who routinely descend on worlds or abduct people, because hunting lesser species for sport is their jam. Which is basically about projecting human behavior. Fear of ourselves in a way. Everyone knows how we treat creatures which we pass on sapience, a lot alien invasion fiction plays on reversing human-animal role. I mean, we casually mince animals, then stuff them in their own guts and add a bit of their own milk. I don't remember fictional aliens which went that far.
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Post by Lavochkin on Dec 26, 2017 10:36:51 GMT
I want there to be no alien life out there so that the entire universe can be claimed by humanity.
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Post by Sifr on Dec 26, 2017 10:46:36 GMT
Which is basically about projecting human behavior. Fear of ourselves in a way. Everyone knows how we treat creatures which we pass on sapience, a lot alien invasion fiction plays on reversing human-animal role. I mean, we casually mince animals, then stuff them in their own guts and add a bit of their own milk. I don't remember fictional aliens which went that far. Yeah, but that doesn't dismiss the sad truth that if humans will treat themselves and creatures on their own planet with no regard for their well-being, what's to stop alien lifeforms from regarding us with the same degree of concern? It doesn't even have to be the result of intentional malice on their part, we could be wiped out through ignorance of our existence, because they don't view us as "proper" lifeforms anyway, because we're in the way or because we simply do not matter to them. Besides, at this point no-one would even notice if Earth was destroyed. And even if they did, a hyperspace bypass being built in our place is far more useful, nay?
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Post by Ahriman on Dec 26, 2017 11:13:32 GMT
Which is basically about projecting human behavior. Fear of ourselves in a way. Everyone knows how we treat creatures which we pass on sapience, a lot alien invasion fiction plays on reversing human-animal role. I mean, we casually mince animals, then stuff them in their own guts and add a bit of their own milk. I don't remember fictional aliens which went that far. Yeah, but that doesn't dismiss the sad truth that if humans will treat themselves and creatures on their own planet with no regard for their well-being, what's to stop alien lifeforms from regarding us with the same degree of concern? It doesn't even have to be the result of intentional malice on their part, we could be wiped out through ignorance of our existence, because they don't view us as "proper" lifeforms anyway, because we're in the way or because we simply do not matter to them. Besides, at this point no-one would even notice if Earth was destroyed. And even if they did, a hyperspace bypass being built in our place is far more useful, nay? Agreed. That's why humanity should aim for visiting aliens, not wait for them to visit us. You don't have to worry about their moral ground if it's below mesosphere. Besides aliens wouldn't have much to worry about, we got pretty tame in treating less intelligent species during last century. Japan might even stop fishing dolphins eventually.
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Post by Gandalf the Fabulous on Dec 26, 2017 11:22:17 GMT
Yeah, but that doesn't dismiss the sad truth that if humans will treat themselves and creatures on their own planet with no regard for their well-being, what's to stop alien lifeforms from regarding us with the same degree of concern? It doesn't even have to be the result of intentional malice on their part, we could be wiped out through ignorance of our existence, because they don't view us as "proper" lifeforms anyway, because we're in the way or because we simply do not matter to them. Besides, at this point no-one would even notice if Earth was destroyed. And even if they did, a hyperspace bypass being built in our place is far more useful, nay? Agreed. That's why humanity should aim for visiting aliens, not wait for them to visit us. You don't have to worry about their moral ground if it's below mesosphere. Besides aliens wouldn't have much to worry about, we got pretty tame in treating less intelligent species during last century. Japan might even stop fishing dolphins eventually. If they don't taste good then they should have nothing to worry about.
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Post by Giant Ambush Beetle on Dec 26, 2017 12:54:03 GMT
I want there to be no alien life out there so that the entire universe can be claimed by humanity. Pfff greed, the lowest of all emotions.
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Post by Serza on Dec 26, 2017 13:08:23 GMT
Pretty sure it leads to the dark side. Of bullshit.
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