Do u think using Q (in trek) as an alien intellignce was prophesy?
814986
Q was the shizznit! If that's God, sign me up. I love Q. (As long as you mean John deLancie's Q. The other Q's were not as good, IMHO.)
777741
No - (let me guess all you people who think we did will give me a thumbs down !!!!)\n\n- My old pocket calculator has more power than the computers used 'to get to the moon'\n- photographic evidence\n- the camrea evidence\n- if they got there, why did they then just 'stop'\nand not sent many other missions there / set up a research station etc\n\nI do, however, think that they DID get there years later - after all what would happen if a space craft passed over and there was no moom buggy, footprints & flag.\n\nIQ ? HAH !!!! IQ does not measure important things like common sense, creative thinking, social skills etc etc\n(and YES I do know mine - its above average I just choose to dismiss it)
939171
"...From my own intelligence work within the military, I can say WITH ALL CERTAINTY that one of the main reasons the public has been kept in total darkness about the reality of UFOs and 'aliens', is that the truth of the matter actually exists TOO CLOSE TO HOME TO DO ANYTHING ABOUT.  How could a spokesman for the Pentagon dare admit that five or ten thousand feet underground EXISTS AN ENTIRE WORLD THAT IS 'FOREIGN' TO A BELIEF STRUCTURE WE HAVE HAD FOR CENTURIES? How could, for example, our fastest bomber be any challenge to those aerial invaders when we can only guess about the routes they take to the surface; eluding radar as they fly so low, headed back to their underground lair?"\n\n"...the 'Greys' or the 'EBEs' have established a fortress, spreading out to other parts of the U.S. via means of a vast underground tunnel system THAT HAS VIRTUALLY EXISTED BEFORE RECORDED HISTORY..."\n\n--Milton (William) Cooper, ex-Naval Intelligence officer
668141
wow.this reminds me of a start trek (tng) episode where picard finds himself in a reality not his own but one that would have happened had he not joined star fleet.  he was so happy he almost could not break free.  proly would not have had it not been for guianan.\n\nhaving said that, my one memory would have to be the first time my new baby girl learned to nurse.  beautiful feeling of noursing mynew born and being so close on so many levels.
73253
This is a question still under hot debate. Some people believe that there is no way that we can be the only intelligent life in the universe while others (as those who believe that aliens were brought to Area 51) believe that we have already been contacted by aliens on various occassions. Still others hold to the belief that we are the only planet to have either life or intelligent life.\n\nPersonally, I hold to the first belief that, with ALL of the planets in the universe, the odds of statistics are drastically against us being the only form of intelligent life. I believe that we have been checked up on from time to time by space-faring races. Basically, I feel that we have to reach a particular milestone - either in our evolution or in our technology - before we are contacted on a grand scale.\n\nDo I believe the stories about Area 51? I wouldn't put it past the government to try to cover something up if they messed up so badly as to have killed our first ambassadors from the stars, however, I also can't imagine that no one else of that race, were it to have happened, wouldn't have come looking for their lost patrol at some point in time.\n\nI don't believe us to be alone in this vast universe but I do believe that, technology-wise, we are still toddlers & must learn & grow more before we will be allowed to enter the same playground as the other intelligent beings of the universe.
746434
Please excuse my pesudo-scientific babble...but probably when the actual ramifications of subatomic behavior hit me and I realized what it implies for humanity.\n\n(And that's actually a spiritual answer, believe it or not...)
697692
So, you're a Star Trek fan, eh?\nWell, we may not find Klingons or Romulans, but I'm certain that intelligent life is out there somewhere.
694098
Uhm, I dont really know... I read from someone somewhere in this whole yahoo answers thing say that she heard from a psychic (or whatever u call that) that aliens will be coming here in the near future. That psychic (I think her name's Sylvia Brown)said that these aliens will come to help us. Soo, maybe, just maybe, these aliens can help us in some way (it's not that I believe her, ok?). But still *shivers*, I'm kind of afraid to have them here. Some might have some plans to kill us all humans or something.. lol\n\n:)
574533
Alot of evidence about greys does support that "aliens" might actually be humans from the future.  That time travel was accomplished.  If you look at current time travel theory time travel is poss able if you could get the mass of earth compacted to a cylinder 100 feet in diameter by a mile high and it rotated at 60 spins per second.  that kind of mass and energy would warp space time enough for you to travel at right angles along the time line.  Right now this is imposable and only theory but if man existed for a long enough time perhaps they found a way.  So all the aliens we are seeing are just highly evolved humans from the far future.
470557
I don't really think so, although I'm not really speaking from a completely educated point of view here.  Asimov's Laws of Robotics, I'm not familiar with, but being a former Trekkie, I'd love to take a phaser blast at this one.  If you think about it, the prime directive was both a really really good idea and also kinda silly.  It prevented them from interfering in otherworldly affairs unless they had developed Warp capability.  In a way, it seems almost arrogant, like they're not good enough for us to get involved.  It's actually almost alleghorical.  Isn't it a widely accepted idea that the only prayer God will hear from a sinner is the sinner's prayer?  So basically God's "prime directive" prevents him from interfering with worldly affairs unless they've developed "warp drive" (a personal relationship with Jesus Christ.)  Not to mention Sci-Fi stands for Science Fiction, and Fiction is exactly what it is.
1168781
I'm definitely waiting for 'Warp speed', the Transporter and the Phaser...yes, in time we'll have these things.\n\nOne example is our Stealth bomber which is similar to a cloaked Romulan Warship.
409702
Of course sci-fi can be prophetic. Look at Jules Verne. On the other hand, reading a Robert Heinlein novel I was amused when the character when to make a ballistics calculation for his space ship and pulled out... a slide rule. I guess they missed a few things. Also, there have been a near infinite amount of predictions in science fiction. They can't all be wrong.
331091
though Abrams refused to reveal specifics about his new plot, it MIGHT not necessarily revolve around Kirk and Spock but would take place during their era.\n\n\nyour welcome
959887
No, I don't think that's the Watcher's job......(been in touch with any interesting aliens lately)?
518163
Some cultures in Indonesia believe that the world was founded by a deity who took the form of a shape closely resembling a large capital letter Q. Legend has it that the second coming of Q would be preceded by a message sent to a chosen one.\n\nThe chances are this is not a personal message from the creator of the world, but can you take that chance?
22086
Quite possibly.  I watched it but thought it was pretty bad until Manny Coto started to liven it up in the 3rd season.  I think they tried to do something new with Trek by making it more of a soap opera to broaden the audience but what ended up happening was the diehard trek fans were alienated, and no one new was watching either.  Who wants a prequel series?  The problem with a prequel is that you have a pretty good idea about what can't happen.  For instance, you know the Federation is going to appear, that earth is not destroyed, etc.
1056169
do you mean the belief in aliens? if so, as long as we do not know all of what's out there, a human's purpose in life is knowledge, and to better understand life and existance. However unscientific, we can't help but want to belive, it helps alot of people have some strange reason for existance. People devote there entire life to the study of extra terestrials, and personally i find no shame in it, so what if they are wrong and will more then likely be the ones to prove this to themselves, they had a meaning, it's people like them, the dreamers, that tke us farther than just the science with pure imagination. I am a star trek fan, i know it's kinda dumb, but, i like to think maybe, just maybe, one day, our kind will go where none have gone before!