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You didn't put an "I don't care" option.
It's probable that there are other beings, but does it affect my life much? Not really.
Not unless they decide to kill us, but even then I'm going to be dead so it doesn't concern me much.
I think it is somewhat arrogant for us to believe that we are the only sentient life in all existance. Just like man once believed that Earth was the center of the universe, so will man come to realize that we are not alone in this existance.
I get that feeling too sometimes. D:for some reason I have an irrational fear of aliens...sometimes when I'm in bed at night trying to sleep and my thoughts suddenly drift towards aliens, I'm starting to get scared...what the feck?!
Try drowning it out with a more realistic, but less likely fear.for some reason I have an irrational fear of aliens...sometimes when I'm in bed at night trying to sleep and my thoughts suddenly drift towards aliens, I'm starting to get scared...what the feck?!
Lol!thedivineboss said:
Or Other Evil Examples..
What if we instead find an identical alien race to us, having exactly the same technology as us during that time. They would even look the same and have the same history. Would we just say "Bleh screw this" and search on for another alien race?
If there are other beings, eventuality we will meet them and they will war whit us or trade whit us.
If they war whit us you will not die instantly, you will fight first...
If they trade whit us, you will most likely use the new technology they will give us if they have any.
If they don't they will have something to give us...
So no matter what it will affect you.
Han Solo said:Never tell me the odds!
Or like that.
They have already come.
exactly as what i saw except mine was on fire and when it zoomed off at highspeed into the sky suddenly it left a fiery ribbon trail.I think I've seen one... 2 years ago during lunch, we were playing football, when I saw something glimmering in the sky. I stopped for as few minutes, and once the glare stopped, I could see it was a large silver blimp-like object. It looked like it was moving about the speed of a blimp, then it took off at high speeds upwards at what must have been 70 degree angel, until I lost it in the blue.
When we master space travel, we would get instantly bored with life on other planets?If they were intelligent enough to master space travel so well, we would be dull and uninteresting to them
As we would do in that situation?so they would either look for more interesting specimens, or blast us all away.
I know, but it was supposed to be a joke. D:Dude...the sun.... THE SUN. you could probably get more accurate information from homeless drunks.