That’s a yes from me. But I wanna hear what others think.
I 100 percent believe there are aliens out there, o don’t believe they’ve ever come even close to the Earth
It’s not a belief for me, rather knowledge that there’s a high probability.
We are the aliens. We conquered the planet, destroyed the biosphere, and will soon be gone.
Yes, I believe they exist. Do I believe they’ve visited Earth? No.
Yes/no is less interesting than your reasons for your answer. And most importantly, what impact does your answer have?
For me, it’s a no. Because there’s no hard evidence. And by not believing, I save a lot of time and lose absolutely nothing.
That isn’t to say it’s impossible. It’s to say nobody has show me where it’s probable, based on hard evidence.
And to those here posting that animals wouldn’t count because they’re not intelligent: you’re wrong.
Here and now? Doubt it. Out there at some time. Seems likely.
That depends. Yes, I believe it is probable that life exists elsewhere in the universe. But no, none of that life is building pyramids in ancient Egypt, abducting cows, or anal probing hillbillies.
Humans built the pyramids. Aliens just use them as landing pads for their space ships.
Chevron 7… Locked.
Indeed
Hillbilly awaiting his anal probing stark naked with cheeks spread in a field.
“Gosh dang it, Aliens! Where the heck are ya?”
We don’t have aliens living anywhere near us/our galaxy etc., but there definitely could be another planet out there with life. I mean why not? It happened to earth.
I think you’ll find it’s the hillbillies doing the anal probing.
Those hillbillies are all FBI agents now
And it’s probably to those poor cows that wish they were being abducted.
Life on other planets? Seems likely.
Life on earth started pretty soon once the conditions were met.
Intelligent life (humanlike), maybe not. Most probably not. Out of millions of species through billions of years only humans have evolved to have this kind of thinking machine during a relatively short period of time.
The universe isn’t really that old so it probably just hasn’t had time to start getting crowded yet. We should really get our shit together in the next million years or so and get on top of that.
Funny of you to think humans will even be around in 100 years, let alone one million.
Honestly given that we are a very intelligent generalist, I think it would be very hard to completely eradicate humans.
But I would agree that we could have a crazy bad collapse and have to start way over due to a much smaller habitable part of the planet and maybe that habitable area shifts around making us nomadic or something. That would probably make it a lot harder to redevelop tech. Source: https://www.open.edu/openlearn/nature-environment/environment-understanding-atmospheric-and-ocean-flows/content-section-4
Figure 18 shows that such a warm, stable period has been very unusual in the last 800 000 years, yet it is only during the Holocene that agriculture and the civilisations that rely on it have developed
They are hiding in Antarctica under the ice.
He likelyhood of this planet being the only place in the universe some complex proteins folded a billion years ago is zero.
But the other planets are probably absurdly far away. The space happens to be expanding as well, so that distance is also growing rapidly. If FTL travel isn’t possible, nobody will ever visit those worlds, and they can’t visit us. Just travelling at 1c or even 1000c won’t be much help either. The distances sure truly vast.
They don’t have to visit us to exist!
The likely hood of said aliens visiting us is also zero.
Depends what you class as “alien”.
Given that there are literally billions of galaxies out there and each one contains billions of stars with each one having the possibility of its own multi planetary system, it would be rather silly to assume that on our random planet of literally trillions of others, it’s the only one that life has or will evolve on. It might be not be life that has the ability to read a post on a smartphone but it might be more simple. It might be more advanced but I’m sure there’s probably some form of life.
Whether any have been able to build inter-planetary/or inter-galactic vessels and travelled to Earth…highly unlikely. And we shouldn’t be so conceited that if they did come that they would come for us! We’ve only been around for a million years. We’re relative newcomers on the block.
Yes but I don’t believe they figured out how to cross the distance/time vastness of space.
And if they did, the odds of them coming to our violent and polluted planet to put probes in our anuses are very low.
I mean, thousands of humans do travel 14+ hours specifically for sex tourism.
“This is Captain Zyrqon. We have now landed on Earth, home to the finest anuses in this quadrant. Please make sure you collect all your probes when leaving the spaceship. We wish you a very pleasant stay”
Giving the size of universe, there is problably life on other planets, too.
I’m actually kind of excited for what we might find in the oceans of Europa. You never know!
ALL THESE WORLDS ARE YOURS EXCEPT EUROPA
ATTEMPT NO LANDING THEREListen aliens, I know you said Europa is a wildlife preserve, but can we just take a peak? Promise we won’t build habitation!
peak
No, you can’t take a mountain, what part of ATTEMPT NO LANDING THERE was unclear?
So what you’re saying is, it’s fine to get some floating balloon labs in the upper atmosphere that send down little spoons and drillbits for samples and cores, then?
Fine, whatever. Bloody humans, I don’t know…
I’m an alien. I’m a legal alien.
But are you an Englishman in New York?
Or a Werewolf of London?
