The title is self-explanatory and if there are intelligent/advanced forms of life, someone thought they could treat us as ... bacteria in the case of an alien invasion, destroying our civilization.
What do you think?
What do you think?
Are we alone out there?
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- Apr 21, 2018
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It is highly unlikely,idiotic and selfish,with billions and billions of galaxies, with uncountable stars and planets, to be the only species in the universe.
- May 29, 2018
- 2,606
yes theres nazis in the moon
On topic: Voted no. I dont believe into them untill i see one
On topic: Voted no. I dont believe into them untill i see one
- May 3, 2015
- 1,535
Besides action movies I see no reason that an advanced alien civilization would even bother to invade Earth... any resource we have may be obtained elsewhere where there are no aggressive monkeys to bother them
Anyway I believe alien life exists. The Universe is too big for life not to evolve somewhere else. Now I have no idea if this life is complex life or just bacteria-like life and until we find life somewhere else any discussion about it is just speculation.
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- Oct 2, 2011
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There's life out there, but not as we know it !!
Seriously, the universe is too large to comprehend its size, there has to be life somewhere.
Then there's an alternate universe, an anti mater universe....
Seriously, the universe is too large to comprehend its size, there has to be life somewhere.
Then there's an alternate universe, an anti mater universe....
- Aug 31, 2014
- 655
There's got to be life out there somewhere, the universe is so vast, it's pretty much incomprehensible...
- Feb 22, 2013
- 451
Yes. With such a huge number of galaxies there is a high probability that we are not alone in the universe. The only problem is the size of space and distance.
- Oct 2, 2011
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When we think about the form that life may take out there, we are really limited by the fact that we have knowledge only about how life has evolved to exist here on our planet, so we are affected by the fact that life is based on carbon.
Probably other forms of life, more or less evolved, will exist, but it is reasonable to think they might be totally outside our understanding.
Probably other forms of life, more or less evolved, will exist, but it is reasonable to think they might be totally outside our understanding.
- Jan 28, 2018
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I think aliens exist. But I think that we never meet with them. I guess that aliens probably wonder 'life exists on other planets'.
- Apr 5, 2017
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Voted yes because i have interacted with one, it's name was @mlnevese
- Jul 6, 2017
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I voted no. If there is something that is not how they paint it, it will be a non-intelligent type of bacterial life. Not as movies make us believe.
- May 3, 2015
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Voted yes because i have interacted with one, it's name was @mlnevese
Hey the fact I'm actually an alien who pretends to be a human who pretends to be an alien was supposed to be a secret!
I voted no. If there is something that is not how they paint it, it will be a non-intelligent type of bacterial life. Not as movies make us believe.
Alien bacteria would still be alien life
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- Apr 5, 2017
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Hey the fact I'm an actual alien who pretends to be a human who pretends to be an alien was supposed to be a secret!
Oh, didn't know it was a secret and i posted the video of you and your family when we met ......... OOOPS !
- May 13, 2017
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That depends, what you consider an alien? It could be people with advanced technology, who left the Earth thousands years ago, like Atlantis.
By the way, many reptilian statues seem to appear out of a thin at all around the world. Maybe it just like in the movie They Live?!
By the way, many reptilian statues seem to appear out of a thin at all around the world. Maybe it just like in the movie They Live?!
- Jan 28, 2018
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And you didn't count parallel universes lol
- Jul 13, 2014
- 766
I'm the living proof that we are not alone
To be serious, it would be egoistical and stupid to think that we are the only intelligent race among all these millions of galaxies. How life arrived on earth could very probably replicate on several other planets or systems, if not millions.
To be serious, it would be egoistical and stupid to think that we are the only intelligent race among all these millions of galaxies. How life arrived on earth could very probably replicate on several other planets or systems, if not millions.
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Ultimately, even if there are other alien civilisations elsewhere in other galaxies, we'll never know about them. Everything outside of our local group of galaxies is completely out of our reach forever due to how fast the universe is expanding. It'd take literally billions of years to travel to other galaxies.
Even if there are alien civilisations in our own galaxy then, assuming we continue to explore space and have the desire to colonise our galaxy, and don't go extinct while doing so, we may never find them due to the size of the Milky Way. And if we do find alien life it not be a good thing; for all we know there's something out there that it'd be better we not discover and could actively harm us as a species.
Either way, I think the question shouldn't be "Are we alone in the universe?" but instead "How rare is complex life in the universe?" Remember that the process for life to begin hasn't been fully figured out yet and for all we know the conditions for the process to begin may be extremely complicated and rare. There could be billions of bacteria covered planets in our galaxy but none of achieved the right conditions for complex life to develop.
Or maybe we're alone. Just us in an empty, dead universe.
Even if there are alien civilisations in our own galaxy then, assuming we continue to explore space and have the desire to colonise our galaxy, and don't go extinct while doing so, we may never find them due to the size of the Milky Way. And if we do find alien life it not be a good thing; for all we know there's something out there that it'd be better we not discover and could actively harm us as a species.
Either way, I think the question shouldn't be "Are we alone in the universe?" but instead "How rare is complex life in the universe?" Remember that the process for life to begin hasn't been fully figured out yet and for all we know the conditions for the process to begin may be extremely complicated and rare. There could be billions of bacteria covered planets in our galaxy but none of achieved the right conditions for complex life to develop.
Or maybe we're alone. Just us in an empty, dead universe.
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- Apr 21, 2018
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With our technology yes, but with their technology maybe a matter of minutes
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