Alien implants

Despite the numerous fallacies in his numerical logic, the overarching point he makes is still quite valid; the odds of us being within many lightyears of extraterrestrial life is very low.

 

ye the web is leginate

 

Leginate isn't even a real word :huh:

 

Lol, well said. It's already been established that Rs Pker is a chronic spammer whose only objective is to get post count up. Oh well...

That being said, I doubt the guy even read the website from which I got the information, seeing as all I said was "a dude with a PhD" -- how the fuck could he know which dude I'm talking about?

So, Rs Pker, youfail.org. Nice try.

 

Lol, also well said ^_^ Rs Pker did something like 120 posts in a day =|

Have a look at his/her profile.

 

Rofl. You want to report him in "Report a Spammer" or me?

As per the topic of aliens, I still don't believe in extraterrestrial life having any communication with life on Earth, as defended by my post on the previous page.

 

I personally think that Aliens exist, as this universe is too vast for us to be the only living beings here, although the term Alien doesnt really mean mutant looking creature, just means a foreign life form, so it could be that they look the exact same as us.

 

I already have

I think if there were aliens we would of had proper contact with them by now... Not just some drunk guy saying he seen them

 

It seems to me like this thread is more about debating if HUMAN CONTACT with aliens exists, rather than foreign lifeforms themselves. It's tough to deny the existence of a life-supporting planet, especially when you consider that (with NUMEROUS FALLACIES) some guy was able to calculate that there should be at least 2.4 planets in the universe with creatures as developed as humans.

 

I'm sorry but that is a very unintelligent statement. If you do not believe in God the you probably believe in evolution, and in that random matter production where we evolved from goo. If you believe that we evolved then there should be life on many other planets other then earth. The universe is ever expanding and there are an enumerable amount of other planets. So the chances on life on another planet is very strong, but as i think mattewgor said the chances of it being within a couple million light years is very slim. I do not believe that the probe is real or that there are aliens because of the Bible. I will not bring religion into this to keep on subject and not have any more religious debates in other topics, but I definitely do not believe that the probe was put there by an alien.

 

The theory of evolution does not cover abiogenesis. Learn your material.

Probably, but given the number of planets, and the vast distances between them, it's pretty hard to get in touch.

The Bible doesn't actually state that there are no aliens.

 

From what the doctor was saying i have no reason to believe this isn't legitment. I've always believed that there is other life out there.

I think as a world, we should listen to our own sayings.

"Just because you can't see it, doesn't mean its not there"

One of the sayings we all should live by.

There is a flip side to that though. The doctor obviously found "something" that wasn't supposed to be there. Why would someone put a wierd kind of iron that isn't found on earth in their leg? Where would someone get something like this in order to fake it?

 

Or maybe the doctor made a mistake? Because it's almost impossible, at this day and age of technology, there is almost no way of verifying alien life anywhere near Earth. Please reference my post on the first page if you want the source, but basically, it's saying that for an intelligent lifeform to exist [like humans], only ~2.5 planets in the universe fit the credentials. Now, I don't agree with this, but obviously the percentage is extraordinarily small. And until we have a more efficient way of intergalactic communication, I think that this is definitely impossible. How would it get there, anyways?

 

I don't believe that there are "aliens" on our planet. I do believe they exist somewhere, but I don't believe they come here.

 

I understand that it would be insanely hard for us to get in touch with them, but if you think about it this way. We have only been a "intelligent" species for a few thousand years now, and look how much we have done. If the other life forms out there have been intelligent for millions or billions of years they could have easily found a way of quicker transportation or communication.

Also you are correct the Bible does not say that there are not aliens, but it gives no knowledge of the possibility of there being any. Jesus came to die for us. I would think if he also came for other "beings" on other planets that it would be mentioned somewhere in there. Just my thoughts obviously not everyone's and probably not all Christians.

 

Humans recorded the Bible, not God...

And humans have been around for almost two hundred thousand years. And that's homo sapiens. Homo erectus have been around for longer, and other species have been around for longer still...

Not to mention, it's been proven that nothing can surpass the speed of light. Therefore, consider the hundreds of lightyears between planets...hmm...

 

it's possible, with all of the stars out there there's bound to be life out there some where. But I doubt it got to earth.

 

I'm sorry but I laughed. If you believe any word of the Bible is true then you should know that it is the inerrant word of God. Written through humans.

The second statement you make is one that is not true. I don't believe it to be true and there is no concrete evidence on it.

I also laughed at the last one because we haven't proved that there is nothing faster then the speed of light. That is ridiculous because that would only be true for the earths laws and elements. What is to say that there isn't different laws for different things in different galaxies.

 

1) First of all, meaning is lost in translation. Second of all, the bible was not recorded until around 600 B.C.E (the old testament), and much later the new testament. However, Judaism was founded around 1500 B.C.E. You don't think anything is lost in those 900 years? You crack me up.

2) ROFL. Failing biology much?
Homo sapiens: http://berkeley.edu/news/media/releases/2003/06/11_idaltu.shtml
Pre humans (hominids): http://www.selamta.net/Lucy.htm

Lol. Few thousand years? MORON.

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Tachyons would obviously not contain information. So, once again, fail. I don't say stuff without at least somewhat knowing my sources. [usually]

 

ive seen shows on this, they had this small peice of metal that was radiating and when they were removing it it was like sliding away from the tweezers when it wasnt touching then when they removed it it wasnt radiating anything anymore. and the guy had claimed to have seen a UFO with his father when he was fishin as a child. this was on the history channel.