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Distances are massive....which may be fortunate as we are.........ohhhhh.... gawdddddd.....can't be bothered....laters
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The 9 planets that made up this part of the Universe when we arrived were all teeming with different life forms. We moved from one planet to another, and where we met confontation, we simply killed and ate all the inhabitants.
Due to an oversight in speed of light navigation, we missed out what we call Earth, and went on to Mercury, and then back to Venus, before coming here. To try and get an evolution theory going, we killed off all the dinosaurs and took over the planet. The nearest life to us now is in the Andromeda Galaxy, but all work related to light speed travel was destroyed by us when we stopped off for 15 minutes on the way past. We are alone until war kills off the whole 7 billion of us, then, who knows? |
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I always wondered what would happen if aliens discovered the voyager in deep space but didnt have a clue as to what a record player was.
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They don't need voyager. We've been broadcasting radio and tv signals for some time so they know our limitations.
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....yes, and Sigourney Weaver has them cacking their pants !
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Voyager has a Plutonium battery so they will know what to expect should they invade.
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“Two possibilities exist: either we are alone in the Universe or we are not. Both are equally terrifying.”
― Arthur C. Clarke |
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no there not, what a ridicules statement from an obvious loony..
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in fact neither are terrifying... I am completely comfortable with both... although the alone theory would be my preference
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I would agree.
Neither possibility is terrifying imo although being alone in the Universe is quite a sobering thought |
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^^^^^
written before I saw your second post |
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I put it down to some sort of Vulcan mind meld
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The very though of life is terrifying if you are fully human, not so if you are an animal.
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Really it`s quite surprising we are not all running around screaming.
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Nothing to worry about really.
Well not until a Vogon spaceship arrives with orders from the Galactic Hyperspace Planning Council. |
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why aren't we paying less 4 our Sky subscriptions?
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