Thanks to Nero and Tunder I bring you an eighth question to ponder

Yes. And they're so noob, Cowboys can kick their ass

Yes, some sort of fungus somewhere in space.

Believe in Nero society

Probabilistically, considering the sheer scale of the Observable Universe, it seems extremely unlikely that there doesn't exist any kind of life that we can understand other than our own on Earth.

Written by International, 23.06.2016 at 05:00

Probabilistically, considering the sheer scale of the Observable Universe, it seems extremely unlikely that there doesn't exist any kind of life that we can understand other than our own on Earth.

True. Which is where the Fermi Paradox comes into play, since we should have already encountered that intelligent life at least via radio signals. We should be drowning in them actually. So either:
a) most civilizations wipe themselves out through overpopulation, overindustrialization, wars etc as well as natural disasters (which is just sad, and quite likely where we humans are concerned)
b) we've been quarantined along the lines of Starfleet's Prime Directive
c) we're one of the first intelligent civilizations (which would be awesomely cool - we get to call other aliens primitive and look down our nose at them XD)
d) the Reapers are real, and the Mass Effect story writers are actually doomsday prophets

Written by Dereny, 22.06.2016 at 21:27

If gays are sort of aliens, yes i believe.

I believe there is life out there in some sort of bacterial way or even a little more complex like small creatures but they are so far away
we wont see them in our life time or for that matter even maybe never , if we dont discover some kind of interstellar propulsion systems we are doomed here imo

Written by Oleg, 23.06.2016 at 05:54

Written by Dereny, 22.06.2016 at 21:27

If gays are sort of aliens, yes i believe.

What an alien you are then

Written by Al Fappino, 23.06.2016 at 07:53

Written by Oleg, 23.06.2016 at 05:54

Written by Dereny, 22.06.2016 at 21:27

If gays are sort of aliens, yes i believe.

What an alien you are then

Your mum didn't tell that

Written by Darth., 23.06.2016 at 05:46

Written by International, 23.06.2016 at 05:00

Probabilistically, considering the sheer scale of the Observable Universe, it seems extremely unlikely that there doesn't exist any kind of life that we can understand other than our own on Earth.

True. Which is where the Fermi Paradox comes into play, since we should have already encountered that intelligent life at least via radio signals. We should be drowning in them actually. So either:
a) most civilizations wipe themselves out through overpopulation, overindustrialization, wars etc as well as natural disasters (which is just sad, and quite likely where we humans are concerned)
b) we've been quarantined along the lines of Starfleet's Prime Directive
c) we're one of the first intelligent civilizations (which would be awesomely cool - we get to call other aliens primitive and look down our nose at them XD)
d) the Reapers are real, and the Mass Effect story writers are actually doomsday prophets

You're evidence of their existance.

Written by Oleg, 23.06.2016 at 09:58

Written by Al Fappino, 23.06.2016 at 07:53

Written by Oleg, 23.06.2016 at 05:54

Written by Dereny, 22.06.2016 at 21:27

If gays are sort of aliens, yes i believe.

What an alien you are then

Your mum didn't tell that

Welcome, you're now officially 4 years old

Written by Al Fappino, 23.06.2016 at 12:44

Written by Oleg, 23.06.2016 at 09:58

Written by Al Fappino, 23.06.2016 at 07:53

Written by Oleg, 23.06.2016 at 05:54

Written by Dereny, 22.06.2016 at 21:27

If gays are sort of aliens, yes i believe.

What an alien you are then

Your mum didn't tell that

Welcome, you're now officially 4 years old

How i could met your mum if im 4 yrs old?

Written by Zephyrusu, 23.06.2016 at 11:21

You're evidence of their existance.

Just because we haven't found evidence of them does not mean they are not there. Remember, we did not always have evidence to support the existence of atoms or of viruses or bacteria, but they were always there. What was not there was the technology to prove them. Now people are bringing up how our radio waves have flooded space and we hsould be bombarded with responses; however, an article came out last week syaing that our waves have reached less than 1% of the milky way, not even the universe :O , and that we shouldn't make a conclusion until we have reached at least 50%. According to the scientist in the article, we will have to wait 1300 years for definitive answers if we receive no "responses." XD

Written by Dereny, 23.06.2016 at 14:02

Written by Zephyrusu, 23.06.2016 at 11:21

You're evidence of their existance.

Just because we haven't found evidence of them does not mean they are not there. Remember, we did not always have evidence to support the existence of atoms or of viruses or bacteria, but they were always there. What was not there was the technology to prove them. Now people are bringing up how our radio waves have flooded space and we hsould be bombarded with responses; however, an article came out last week syaing that our waves have reached less than 1% of the milky way, not even the universe :O , and that we shouldn't make a conclusion until we have reached at least 50%. According to the scientist in the article, we will have to wait 1300 years for definitive answers if we receive no "responses." XD

Fappy the 1500th will be happy in 1300 years I guess

Written by Al Fappino, 23.06.2016 at 14:12

Fappy the 1500th will be happy in 1300 years I guess

I'm just gonna freeze myself and have them unfreeze me in 3320

Written by Dereny, 23.06.2016 at 14:17

Written by Al Fappino, 23.06.2016 at 14:12

Fappy the 1500th will be happy in 1300 years I guess

I'm just gonna freeze myself and have them unfreeze me in 3320

They'll look at you and say: "What the fuck is this monkey"

Written by Dereny, 23.06.2016 at 14:02

Written by Zephyrusu, 23.06.2016 at 11:21

You're evidence of their existance.

Just because we haven't found evidence of them does not mean they are not there. Remember, we did not always have evidence to support the existence of atoms or of viruses or bacteria, but they were always there. What was not there was the technology to prove them. Now people are bringing up how our radio waves have flooded space and we hsould be bombarded with responses; however, an article came out last week syaing that our waves have reached less than 1% of the milky way, not even the universe :O , and that we shouldn't make a conclusion until we have reached at least 50%. According to the scientist in the article, we will have to wait 1300 years for definitive answers if we receive no "responses." XD

I just called you a UFO, in case you didn't realise.

Written by Zephyrusu, 23.06.2016 at 14:30

Written by Dereny, 23.06.2016 at 14:02

Written by Zephyrusu, 23.06.2016 at 11:21

You're evidence of their existance.

Just because we haven't found evidence of them does not mean they are not there. Remember, we did not always have evidence to support the existence of atoms or of viruses or bacteria, but they were always there. What was not there was the technology to prove them. Now people are bringing up how our radio waves have flooded space and we hsould be bombarded with responses; however, an article came out last week syaing that our waves have reached less than 1% of the milky way, not even the universe :O , and that we shouldn't make a conclusion until we have reached at least 50%. According to the scientist in the article, we will have to wait 1300 years for definitive answers if we receive no "responses." XD

I just called you a UFO, in case you didn't realise.

Oh ffs I thought that was a question

Lol, sorry im late because i had a Skype Call with Podez from Planet 3320.

Written by Oleg, 23.06.2016 at 14:58

Lol, sorry im late because i had a Skype Call with Podez from Planet 3320.

Serbians have no Skype?