would it make a difference in your life,if we found life on another world?
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definitely, I mean so many people are so wrapped up in our lives that although we know there's outer space - we never think about it. It would be gr8 to know there are other things going on than what we can just see. Aliens (cos that's what they'll be even if they have two feet and two pairs of eyes etc) mark a whole new "time" for us - the potential to discover new things there may be things that could help us have a better quality of life that others have discovered that we haven't, to udnerstand more of what is going on around us. We think that knowing my stuff works is not important, but it definitly is... too many people live in ignorance and take things for granted.
755148
You are absolutely right!!! There is so much we do can whilst we are alive to make the world a better place and increase the value of our own and other people's lives.
728568
does it make a difference now?\nb
495128
Actually ... yeah ... I think it could could. If everyone in the world was filled with genuine love for others, we'd be rid of war, poverty, and greed.\n\nBut that's never going to be the way things are. For some reason, there always has to balance, and we never really appreciate the good without the bad to offset it.
640158
Probably ... I have taught in some very isolated places.  Life is an adventure, so why not?  Every experience makes us wiser and stronger.
1153535
We live in two different worlds and it is virtually impossible at times to find that common ground. As much as we share in life's experiences, we also are different. I'm not sure we'll ever be together as a nation or worldwide community.
862906
I don't think everyone in the world would fit in the same place at the same time...
990131
Yes\nMore then likely I'm not on the same page as you in life, but it sounds interesting. Thank you.
853041
It wouldn't make a difference. Since He's omnipresent, he's already there, knows where I'm going and knows where I've been.  If I've been there before or am going there (wherever) it wouldn't make a difference.
88197
yes, I totally beleive that there is life on another planet somewhere? If I didn't beleive that would that be a little egocentric of me (this world)
1017311
IMHO, if you can accept that the choices you have made are the primary determinants of the state of your life, you'll be a lot happier than if not.  Not everything that happens to us is a result of own choices.  But, how we move forward is.
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There are many reasons we want to know about other worlds.  One large reason is the possibility of extraterrestrial life.  Is there life outside of Earth?  Is it intelligent?  What benefits can we derive from contact with alien life forms?  What dangers could it pose to our way of living?  Increasing our knowledge about other worlds is probably the best method currently available for answering these important questions.\n\nFurthermore, there are pragmatic issues at stake.  The Earth cannot sustain life forever.  Eventually, human beings must populate other planets if the species is to survive.  (Examples of possible global cataclysms rendering the Earth unihabitable abound--at least a dozen blockbuster movies in the last decade have been based on some type of apocalyptic circumstance.  And though the premises remain remote, on an infinite timeline all possible events approach certainty, i.e. the habitability of the earth will eventually end).  If we are to survive, we must prepare to inhabit other worlds, and in order to do so we must learn about them.\n\nAside from the survival of humanity, another practical reason for seeking information about other planets exists:  the increasing competition for natural resources.  The nature of the system tends toward a more and more efficient consumption of resources.  Since the quantity of terrestrial resources is finite it stands to reason that very soon we will need to seek external resources to sustain systemic growth.  (This is why one of the major functions of the current probe missions is to determine the chemical composition of extraterrestrial bodies--we're looking for stuff we can use).\n\nIn the end, though, the best answer to this question is probably much more simple:  people are curious.
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Most definitely.  Then the rest of us can get on with life in the *real* world, and not be bothered with a lot of self-righteous supertitious nonesense.\n\nGreat idea!  Let's put it in Texas somewhere.
689447
I have no doubt that their continued impact would make this world a very different place--a better place.
278839
The world would be a better/happier place if they did wouldn't it?  LOL!
667566
So, if you are from the other side of the world, why would you even care??
432337
NOt really.  I thought I my life would have been alot different.  I'm not saying my life isn't wonderful.  I wouldnt change it for the world.  When you are dreaming the sky is the limit.  When you are living your on ground level