are we aliens in a universal experiment
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lovig, caring, happiness, joy, sadness, madness, craziness, friends, enimiesetc\n\nWe never get what we want, \n              we never want what we get, \n               we never have what we like, \n               we never like what we have, \n            and still we Live & Love. \n                                       This is Life.......... \n\nif you want answer to this question..........ask your heart!
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I am an alien,but please don't believe me,cause everyone knows\nALIENS DO NOT EXIST!!!\nI will come visit toy tonight and take you for a spin on my ship-but sorry by morning you wont remember it,or possibly just think it was a dream.Don't worry tho,we come in peace. (or most of us anyway)
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Aliens and the supernatural
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Sure. First we would have to have a visit from extraterrestrials. And I'm only part joking here.\n\nThere would need to be some solidifying experience that becomes a COMMON epiphany for every human on Earth.\n\nMaybe it would be Jesus, Buddha, Allah, Mohamed, Zoroaster and every other religious leader showing up together in a mother ship and holding a REAL United Nations summit. They could explain that every religion is actually acknowledging the VERY SAME CREATOR OF ALL THINGS and that the only reason they each showed up where and when and how they did was because there was no Internet, Satelite TV or other global communications system when they were here and besides, humans are still too egotistical to embrace a deity that doesn't have the same color skin as they do or speak the same language they do, so the CREATOR OF ALL THINGS sent customized mascots that each culture could embrace as "their own."\n\nThen the could all stand up and merge their images into one big ball of light and speak in tongues so everyone could understand this new Combined entity and we might have a chance at a one world "religion". Though I dislike that term. Religion is a man made club and clubs by their very nature exclude people. \n\nThis would have to be an UNDERSTANDING that we are ALL one.
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Here's my take.. and yes I am a Christian.\n\nThis universe we live in a massive place and it has been around for billions of years.  I think it would be pretty egotistical and extremely closed minded of us to think that we are the only beings in this whole universe.  When we look at it from this context, there is a very high probility that there other inteligent life forms out there.  Why we haven't met them yet is a matter of debate.  If we are to assume that there are such things as UFO, then we must ask the question, why would they 'discover us' and never attempt contact?  It really don't make any since for them to 'buzz' our planet and never say 'Hi'.\n\nIf one believes that a supreme being (God) created this universe then one has to believe he know's about all the life that is out there.  Therefore, if one believes that God created all life (since he created the universe) then it would fall to reason that he would make his presence known to all inteligent life.  Why would he just tell us?\n\nSo, here's where it get's tricky.  In order for any being to visit our planet they would have figure out how to defeat the laws of physics as it relates to speed and time because there are no life sustainable planets with in 100 light years from here!  Now.. it could be.. that we were visited thousands of years ago from aliens that spent 1,000 years getting here and they are just now getting back home.  I think that's highly unlikely.\n\nSo.. if we consolidate all of these thoughts, we can come to a single, simple conclusion.  IF we get a visit by aliens from another planet, should we be surprised when they tell us stories of their religious diety that exactly mirrors ours?\n\nJust some thoughts to get your creative juices flowing!\n\nGood luck!
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Your statement could be true, but you'll need to work on your argument. What if it wasn't true that we're animals? What if we really did each possess a spark of divinity, either granted by God or unique to humans some other way? If humans were fundamentally different from animals, we could concievably need the old stories about gods and magic, since their relevance would not diminish with age and technology, as neither of which would impact our innate human divinity. Similarly, seeing the earth from space might indeed prove human superiority instead of diminish it; we're the first and only being capable of such magnificent works. However, I don't see the "earth-from-space" thing as important at all.\n\nBut yeah, it could be true. Doesn't make it true though.
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NO,WE ARE NOT THE ONLY ONES IN THE UNIVERSE,WHO EVER SAID THAT IS A IGNORANT,HUMAN HAVEN'T EXPLORE .1 OF THE UNIVERSE,WE ARE STILL IN MARS....JUST IMAGINE THAT\nAND ANY KIND OF LIFE(PLANTS,INSECT,BACTERIA...ETC)IS CONSIDER AS E.T
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Are we alone? Probably not. It would be fairly conceited to think otherwise. What is the 'grand secret' the government doesn't want us to know? I really doubt there is any secret. I don't believe any foreign intelligent life has ever visited the earth. Frankly, if they have the technology to cover the vast distances to visit us, then they would have no interest in doing so. If it was the land they were interested in, then we would not be hear anymore. They probably could anihalate us in the blink of an eye.
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absolutely not..we don't exist anymore. We were abducted by aliens and replaced with these poor copies...lol
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I'd say yes...but then I don't know how to explain it.\n\nThe ability to explain, and therefore duplicate, is based on what we know and the tools we have for exploration.  What I think you're getting at is,  "...is it possible for something to be inexplicable even though we know everything there is to know and have all the tools we need to explore it?"  In other words, might there be phenomena in our frame of being that are simply beyond mankind's grasp to comprehend even with all the knowledge and tools mankind can muster?\n\nWho knows?  It certainly seems that way now; but a thousand years from now, if mankind survives that long, who knows where scientific inquiry will have taken us?  It wasn't that long ago when sending pictures through the air was strictly science fiction; now we have the SciFi channel on TV.\n\nI once read somewhere that someone has said, "If mankind can think of it, it will do it."  There are a lot of things mankind has thought of, but cannot do...up to this point.  Teleportation, for example...but wait, teleportation, using a phenomenon called quantum entanglement, has been done...just recently.  OK, dark matter, no one has seen dark matter...ooops, some Stanford brains just did...only a few weeks ago. [See sources.]\n\nYou get the point...perhaps that someone is right after all...if mankind can think of it, it will (ultimately) do it.
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First, if aliens DO exist, they probably would explore into space just like we do.  They would be curious.\n\nSecondly, do your own homework.
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Alien? What's that?\n\nI think there is a huge statistical probability that LIFE exists somewhere else. And that may be as simple as uncicell forms of life. It may also be another form of life we've never seen on earth.\n\nBut "aliens" as we see in movies, sure not!!!
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don't know, don't think anyone knows for definite, but if its a possibility your after then the answer is yeah of course what we perceive is god could be aliens, but then who is there god.
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Absolutely! The odds that they exist are overwhelming when you think of how GALAXIES are scattered like specks of dust!\nNow... even though aliens exist, what are the odds that they are on another planet in our galaxy right NOW? Think about it... It took 50 million years for humans to appear on Earth. How long will we be here?... only 50 to 100 thousand years (hopefully)? How many other planets will bring forth intelligent life - not a whole heck of a lot. And of them, when will that life be around? Just a tiny amount of relative time.\n...What I am saying is that EVEN IF other civilizations were, are, or will be... the timeline of the universe is too insanely long for any of us to be co-existing. The reality may very well be that we are currently very alone here in our time and place. I hope this gives you a new, more realistic way of seeing things. Sorry it's such a downer, though!
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Yes you are correct about the unknown Indian bit!! I haven't heard about either him or the experiment, and I haven't found any one else that has, but I think my 'teleportation' gear is playing up a bit, I'll get it re-tuned and try again later!! I thought teleportation was a means of transferring physical matter almost instantly? Not brain waves!!\nAre you sure your brain waves haven't been transfered??
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The laws of probability makes it a yes to your question.  We are not alone.  In fact earth is just a speck in our own galaxy.  Our galaxy is just one of many galaxies.  Yes it would be amazing to find other beings....provided they were friendly...LOL
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Yes.\nReality, as we accept, exists within a perceptible spectrum/frequency range. We can measure many other wavelengths that go unnoticed by humans. In a way, it's like insects that see in the UV or IR wavelengths. Their "reality", in this sense, is much unlike our own.\nScience has only identified X% of spectrums and, considering the numerous anomalies that occur on a regular basis, there is no telling what happens or exists in these undiscovered frequencies.\nThen again, I'm just a computer scientist, not a physicist.