Do you believe in UFO's?

[Eugenics 5,000+ posts]

Ladies and gentlemen i would like to introduce you to...

David Icke

He holds all the answers, and has written many books. Apparantly underneith the very earth we live in is a species of 'reptilians'. They are also shape shifters, they live in the lower fourth demension and have many different identities in our world. One you may know of.... George bush, the shape shifter.

No, i'm not making this shit up, he's written many books about such things.

I guess they're using us as slaves to mine 2 dimensional gold... i've read a couple of his books... pretty amusing really.

no i did not spellcheck, i'm hungover.

 

[smd4life 5,000+ posts]

i never said i didn't think there is other life forms out there...i just don't believe in anything flying over here....just emo people wanting to be on tv

 

[kicker06 10+ year member]

being hungover sucks

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[Team Hammer 10+ year member]

Have you guy's seen how amazingly HUGE this GALAXY is??

Size has nothing to do with it. It all about location in it.

Earth it's self, If 150 miles either way and were goners.//content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/crying.gif.ec0ebefe590df0251476573bc49e46d8.gif

UFO are just that UFO's, Just cause I never seen it does not make it a Alien inspection unit.

THere are so many Military's doing R&D on things, It makes since someone would see somthing wierd.

 

[mannyb18b]

Ya but there are soooooo many solar systems in just OUR galaxy..chances are pretty good the same climate is on another planet out there. And if not...take the other soooooooo many Galaxies in our universe and chances are alot greater.

 

[azbass 5,000+ posts]

aliens come from mexico //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/fyi.gif.9f1f679348da7204ce960cfc74bca8e0.gif

 

[bdawson72 5,000+ posts]

I think it is entirely probable for life to be elsewhere

 

[BassAddictJ 5,000+ posts]

i ant see how someone wouldnt believe in other life elsewhere.......i mean out of the ENTIRE large *** universe earth is the ONLY ONLY ONLY ONLY place where life exists....no, answers no.

other life is out there, finding them? thatll be a task, them watching us? possible, make sense that havent confronted us since the world's society is ****ed up as much as it is.

 

[Tiger Bass 5,000+ posts]

I like to look at it from a mathematical point of view. There are 8-9 planets in our solar system. Then there are large asteroids, moons, dwarf planets, etc. Overall, there are 150 larger bodies of mass in our solar system. Then you look at out galaxy. Our galaxy has over 200 billion stars in it. Doing the math, there is approximately 300 trillion chances for their to be life else where in our galaxy. Lastly, then you have to think about how many galaxies make up the universe. You simply can't do that math for this. I'd simply like to leave it at their being an infinite chance of life being out there. Do they come down and probe us and put a running bigfoot through the woods, probably not. Is there life somewhere else, I like to think so.

 

[bdawson72 5,000+ posts]

All this astrological talk is making me think about my nerdy days in my AG classes....whew memories

 

[mannyb18b]

And we have proven here on earth that if you took two groups and separated them.

One group can advance in technology far faster than another group.

 

[Eugenics 5,000+ posts]

And we have proven here on earth that if you took two groups and separated them.
One group can advance in technology far faster than another group.

lol, you have a xanga.

 

[Team Hammer 10+ year member]

I like to look at it from a mathematical point of view. There are 8-9 planets in our solar system. Then there are large asteroids, moons, dwarf planets, etc. Overall, there are 150 larger bodies of mass in our solar system. Then you look at out galaxy. Our galaxy has over 200 billion stars in it. Doing the math, there is approximately 300 trillion chances for their to be life else where in our galaxy. Lastly, then you have to think about how many galaxies make up the universe. You simply can't do that math for this. I'd simply like to leave it at their being an infinite chance of life being out there. Do they come down and probe us and put a running bigfoot through the woods, probably not. Is there life somewhere else, I like to think so.

Again Size has nothing to do with it!

The Universe is built on the three basic building blocks of everything. The Atom. You got Brains out there that do nothing but try and figure out where matter "Big Bang" even started. Not to mention dark matter and the like.

I read in Stephen Hawkens book that if the Universe did not have a certain amount or Too much of Super Nova's we would all die here. Thats from a distance of 5 Million light Years.

Then throw in how Mankind got here. I'm no doctor but in Chemistry class I learned that you need 79 funtions to come togther at "Once" for a frog's respitory system to work.

 

[T3mpest 10+ year member]

Again Size has nothing to do with it!
The Universe is built on the three basic building blocks of everything. The Atom. You got Brains out there that do nothing but try and figure out where matter "Big Bang" even started. Not to mention dark matter and the like.

I read in Stephen Hawkens book that if the Universe did not have a certain amount or Too much of Super Nova's we would all die here. Thats from a distance of 5 Million light Years.

Then throw in how Mankind got here. I'm no doctor but in Chemistry class I learned that you need 79 funtions to come togther at "Once" for a frog's respitory system to work.

size has everything to do with it, even stephen hawkings would agree with that. Mathmatical averages is what allows for anything "special" to exist. If the odds of something happening are small, then you need ALOT of samples to get that result with any certainty. Unordered patterns are more common than ordered ones. Without the sheer scale that the universe exists on, nothing outside of pure chaos could exist over any reasonable period of time, as in trillions of years. To get one planet that can support life, you need thousands that can't, statistically speaking.

 

[Rattlebrain 10+ year member]

size has everything to do with it, even stephen hawkings would agree with that. Mathmatical averages is what allows for anything "special" to exist. If the odds of something happening are small, then you need ALOT of samples to get that result with any certainty. Unordered patterns are more common than ordered ones. Without the sheer scale that the universe exists on, nothing outside of pure chaos could exist over any reasonable period of time, as in trillions of years. To get one planet that can support life, you need thousands that can't, statistically speaking.

That made my brain hurt.