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What is your stance on aliens?
I am curious to see where everyone stands on this. Asking about a stance on UFOs could be a different topic with different options so feel to give your thoughts on that as well.
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They do not exist. If you think they do then you need medication or stop binge drinking with Inmem.
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Aliens??? They seem kinda foreign to me.
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Strange movie
When that thing pops out the belly |
Build a higher wall and double it with a minefield in between.
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They're taking our jobs.
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Universe is too vast.
Alien life exists. |
I gotta tell ya I believe. I have seen shit that will make you neuter yourself. They are here and they are watching us. Don't know if they have infiltrated the population but common sense tells me they are among us.
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Looking at the scale of the universe. It is almost certain there is alien life of some kind, past, present, or future, including intelligent life. Right now, I don't think we have any evidence whatsoever that they can visit us, but I think aliens being able to visit is is much more plausible than an invisible jewish zombie being universally omnipotent.
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They operated on Inmen and let him loose on the world.
He is their secret weapon, do not befriend him. |
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Wish the search function worked as I have a story told. They are here !
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I have no problem with them personally, however, I feel their practice of butthole probing needs to cease immediately.
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Intelligent life exists in some form but can't come here because of distance/technology challenges.
There has to be intelligent life out there somewhere. The universe is too damn big to say there isn't. They are bound by the same physics and slowness of the speed of light that we are. We can hardly travel in out own solar system. I think Mars is a pipe dream until we figure out how to keep a body alive without aging. |
I'm somewhere between the third and fifth options, but I selected the fifth. Primarily because I don't want to reveal anything and get a visit from you know who.
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Also what are they hiding for? They would obviously be more advanced and could just waltz in and mess up our world. We couldnt stop they could just start up the meat grinder and start fertilizing the earth.
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Wide Nine.
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Universe with trillions upon trillions of stars,planets etc.
Yea, we are the only sentient beings in it. :rolleyes: |
Mathematically it is almost certain there is life out there. There are billions of planets. Extremely unlikely they could make it here though.
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I'm glad they pick our fruit.
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My burn barrel is right next to a planted field. I hate when the farmer plants corn, after about the middle of July I don't burn after dark. I know they're standing a few rows in just watching me.
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My stance is they're welcome so long as they enter legally.
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I am not attracted.
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I think they'd be offended that there is apparently a sequel to the Independence Day movie coming out next summer (without Will Smith).
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Take me to your leader.
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They destroyed Bishop. **** 'em
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I remember seeing a documentary once that hypothesized that Earth is a real anomaly due to a number of necessary things ranging from the time of the planets formation to the fact that you need a large moon to keep the planet from becoming inhospitable every few years (and thus giving life the time it needs to form).
But the biggest issue with contacting of life forms had more to do with the fact that, according to these scientists, the evolution required to form the intelligence needed to do the things required to contact others also would invariably lead to the extinction of said intelligence. So in addition to needing a very specific environment you also need to time everything just right so that split-second life capable of communicating out into the stars exists it has someone else out there on the receiving end at that same split-second. The example they gave was Earth itself: if aliens contacted Earth every day for the 60 million years dinos were around they'd get nothing but static in return. We're faced with the same challenge. And chances are the civilizations capable of doing this will only have thousands (not millions) of years to try once they're evolved enough to have the technology and cultural interest to attempt such an effort. For someone like me who would love us to find an alien signal in space it was all rather depressing... |
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If they exist, our franchise-saving QB is probably with them.
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You should check out the Fermi Paradox if you aren't already familiar. |
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So in the history of the universe there's an event that happened only once? We know that life is possible because we are alive. It's beyond stupidity to say that it's not possible to happen again. Life was already created once. Either by a God or by the random mixing of elements. It doesn't matter either way - both options suggest it happened more than once. Now, there's a huge difference between saying life is all over in space and saying that it's here on earth counting the corn in Clay's colon... |
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God created man and woman within the first week about 6,000 years ago. Nowhere in Heavenly Father's 6th day of creation (creatures of the land to rule over the fish of the sea) does he mention making some ET looking mother ****er on Mars.
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There are approximately
2,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 stars, most with multiple planets around them. One would have to guess like earth there are probably 10 or so planets each. Thats a really really big number |
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Sorry sorry, I'm not meaning for my sarcasm to take over a fun discussion on extraterrestrial life. I know Dave understands. Well, I think he understands my humor. In all reality, I'm agnostic on it. Do they exist? Maybe. Do I want them to exist? Absolutely. I think that gives a much more rational explanation to how the universe works. It also adds a bit of meaning. |
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Have some visited? The odds also say yes. |
From Mexico? Absolutely.
From outer space? Probably. It's too vast for us to be the only intelligent life form in it. |
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Now take your stupid shit to DC, this is about aliens not God. |
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They are way too busy with other things to deal with us assholes.
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I can tell you I have witnessed things that don't make sense. They are here, they visit us more often than you think. They like to come here and observe us and I believe conduct experiments on us and other species. There are videos out there everyone should watch. The hard part is separating the bullshit from the real shit.
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They have showed up within the past 50-60 years..taken the shape of human beings..then started acting like gay men so they could do anal probing
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His shirt. LMAO
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I think, if their are other sentient life forms in the universe, it would do more to strip the "meaning" from our lives. |
I liked the first movie best.
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Aliens vs predator that had its moments surprisingly. How bout Aliens and Predators vs Jurassic Park critters? Could be a classic.
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I assume they must be out there but haven't visited.
We've been around a blink of an eye cosmically. When we look at the stars in the sky we're seeing light they created possibly millions or billions of years ago. If we tried to visit the star may no longer exist. If there is a species out there advanced enough to scan and visit most of the universe with relative ease, I imagine they've already visited a lot of lifeforms and we would be primitive and not all that interesting. |
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That would be a vast percentage of the population of this planet, would it not? |
"The flying saucer situation is not at all imaginary, or seeing too much in some natural phenomena. Something is really flying around. The phenomenon is something real and not visionary or fictious" - General Nathan Twining, Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff.
"Unknown objects are operating under intelligent control. It is imperative that we learn where ufo's come from and what their purpose is" - Admiral Roscoe Hillenkoeter, CIA Director 1947-1950. Those are just two of dozens and dozens of similar statements made by high ranking figures around the world. People can try to spin it all away when it doesn't fit their view of the world we live in, but its futile. These people said what they said and no amount of disbelief or spin can change the words. |
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Only the arrogant and/or deluded would believe that non-religious: What are the odds that earth is the only place the right conditions for life exist and occurred? Billions of planets like earth, trillions of stars and planets that could sustain non-humanoid life. People of Religion: why would a supreme being create a universe so vast that our human minds can't even comprehend it, then put a single speck of life on earth? what is the point of billions x trillions of empty space? Many religious predict the 2nd coming and/or judgement day will occur long before we will be able to even search our own small galaxy. God was bored? makes no sense to believe we are the only 'life' in the universe Only people who don't want to believe it could reach that conclusion. |
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I think you're underselling the amount of people whose belief system would be rocked by the discovery of sentient beings on another planet. |
It should also be noted that many of the top minds have come to the conclusion that aliens/ufo's are not from other planets per se... they are from other dimensions.
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If Aliens are living among us, that would explain Inmen...
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The southern part of the United States probably hold most of them |
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On that we can agree. You'd have to think, as our understanding of science and the universe grows, most people wouldn't hang on to such antiquated views of life.. But you can never underestimate the power of indoctrination and.. fear, really. |
Aliens exist.
I see them all the time at Wal-Mart. LMAO |
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Poll is self-limiting as are several comments. “Intelligent life exists in some form but can't come here because of distance/technology challenges”
Mathematics (and physics) is an abstract science formulated to make sense of chaos. Trillions of stars, why limit to trillions? Humans are intrinsically arrogant and self-limiting. To fathom infinity is an impossible concept for most if not all so we impose limits to regulate the funkiness. Even Dave Lane’s narcissism and atheistic proclamations are self-limiting but all’s right with the world because we know he’s not alienostic. amirite Dave? |
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