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[color= rgb(255, 0, 0)]EXACTLY! I feel the same exact way my friend.. Something is going to happen over the next 5 years [/color]
Earth has a twin.
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[color= rgb(255, 0, 0)]EXACTLY! I feel the same exact way my friend.. Something is going to happen over the next 5 years [/color]
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of course their math is different from ours. just look at ancient systems such as babylonian, mayan, and egyptian number systems. the way math was done in different time periods is completely different from how we do it now. for instance mayan was a modified multiplicative base 20 system. everything is evolutionary, including thought, and evolution is contingent upon location.Originally Posted by CincoSeisDos
Originally Posted by Millzhouse719
Imagine if they look exactly like us, but just more intelligent.
But how do you measure intelligence with someone who has absolute zero knowledge of what we know, and vice versa?
What if their math and science are much more different at ours, or use different techniques altogether?
even today though in our hindu-arabic system, numbers are merely symbols representing an amount of objects. it doesn't really mean anything, we just give it a meaning to explain the physical happenings in the world. does that make sense?
it's just a manifestation of our perception.
now science is a completely different set of rules, but you can imagine ...
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was just thinkin the same thing. all of a sudden they on the news talkin bout UFO's when they been coverin this !!+! up for the longest. the f is goin on?Originally Posted by Patrick Bateman
[color= rgb(255, 0, 0)]EXACTLY! I feel the same exact way my friend.. Something is going to happen over the next 5 years [/color]
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was just thinkin the same thing. all of a sudden they on the news talkin bout UFO's when they been coverin this !!+! up for the longest. the f is goin on?Originally Posted by Patrick Bateman
[color= rgb(255, 0, 0)]EXACTLY! I feel the same exact way my friend.. Something is going to happen over the next 5 years [/color]
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of course their math is different from ours. just look at ancient systems such as babylonian, mayan, and egyptian number systems. the way math was done in different time periods is completely different from how we do it now. for instance mayan was a modified multiplicative base 20 system. everything is evolutionary, including thought, and evolution is contingent upon location.Originally Posted by CincoSeisDos
Originally Posted by Millzhouse719
Imagine if they look exactly like us, but just more intelligent.
But how do you measure intelligence with someone who has absolute zero knowledge of what we know, and vice versa?
What if their math and science are much more different at ours, or use different techniques altogether?
even today though in our hindu-arabic system, numbers are merely symbols representing an amount of objects. it doesn't really mean anything, we just give it a meaning to explain the physical happenings in the world. does that make sense?
it's just a manifestation of our perception.
now science is a completely different set of rules, but you can imagine ...
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j de phx
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It's over 100 trillion miles away though. Won't it be thousands of years before we even get near there?
Things like this make me want to live for a long time
Things like this make me want to live for a long time
j de phx
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It's over 100 trillion miles away though. Won't it be thousands of years before we even get near there?
Things like this make me want to live for a long time
Things like this make me want to live for a long time
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my post got lost, but i think we should create a big dumb huge !$+ #+%%+*% space shuttle.
all the countries in the world give billions of dollars or however much they can into one pot.
on the shuttle, we need to have it capable to sustain life and create food.
on the shuttle, place some of the best/brightest teachers and scientists in the world, mixed with anybody who's willing to go.
then send them out into space towards the planet. of course they'll die, but have them able to reproduce, eventually the shuttle will reach the planet.
all the countries in the world give billions of dollars or however much they can into one pot.
on the shuttle, we need to have it capable to sustain life and create food.
on the shuttle, place some of the best/brightest teachers and scientists in the world, mixed with anybody who's willing to go.
then send them out into space towards the planet. of course they'll die, but have them able to reproduce, eventually the shuttle will reach the planet.
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my post got lost, but i think we should create a big dumb huge !$+ #+%%+*% space shuttle.
all the countries in the world give billions of dollars or however much they can into one pot.
on the shuttle, we need to have it capable to sustain life and create food.
on the shuttle, place some of the best/brightest teachers and scientists in the world, mixed with anybody who's willing to go.
then send them out into space towards the planet. of course they'll die, but have them able to reproduce, eventually the shuttle will reach the planet.
all the countries in the world give billions of dollars or however much they can into one pot.
on the shuttle, we need to have it capable to sustain life and create food.
on the shuttle, place some of the best/brightest teachers and scientists in the world, mixed with anybody who's willing to go.
then send them out into space towards the planet. of course they'll die, but have them able to reproduce, eventually the shuttle will reach the planet.
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i bet thats where tupac and elvis are.
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i bet thats where tupac and elvis are.
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word how can they know so much about a planet so far awayOriginally Posted by J de PHX
It's over 100 trillion miles away though. Won't it be thousands of years before we even get near there?
Things like this make me want to live for a long time
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word how can they know so much about a planet so far awayOriginally Posted by J de PHX
It's over 100 trillion miles away though. Won't it be thousands of years before we even get near there?
Things like this make me want to live for a long time
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Didn't Stephen Hawking say that encountering life on other planets is a turrable idea? I think we should listen to him.
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Originally Posted by RoOk
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Originally Posted by RoOk
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Didn't Stephen Hawking say that encountering life on other planets is a turrable idea? I think we should listen to him.
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Planet of the apes man
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Planet of the apes man
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Originally Posted by Frank 7he T4nk
Originally Posted by RoOk
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Originally Posted by Frank 7he T4nk
Originally Posted by RoOk
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Originally Posted by Frank 7he T4nk
Originally Posted by RoOk
