What is your thoughts on UFO/UAP?

[67mike]

I know they are real and here.

It seems like some pretty legit sources are saying they are alien species.

Looking at our sci-fi movies over past 40 or so years, perhaps the plan was to expose society to the concepts: for example galactic federation.???

 

[MadAsAHatter]

 

[RGX_Custom]

 

[JDs Couch]

Is that Toonces the driving cat?

 

[japetus]

We have technology that most people, if they saw it with their own two eyes, wouldn't believe exists because they don't understand it.

 

[Thumbpicker]

I don't believe it's aliens if it's even anything at all.

 

[Techdeth]

Aliens are a must if we are here . Math says it’s impossible for there to be just US on earth . Now most these UAPs are new weapons . Or fake weapons to scare other countries into thinking we got next level shit . But are there aliens visiting us . For sure . But most of this shit is USA

 

[Thumbpicker]

Aliens are a must if we are here . Math says it’s impossible for there to be just US on earth . Now most these UAPs are new weapons . Or fake weapons to scare other countries into thinking we got next level shit . But are there aliens visiting us . For sure . But most of this shit is USA

You know there's only a sample size of one in terms of intelligent life on Earth ie. with technology. You really can't make any inference about how often that occurs elsewhere or even how extraordinary or otherwise it was for it to occur here for that matter. There may or may not be planets with life on them but no lifeforms with technology - just animals like we have. What I'm saying is the maths doesn't say anything about it. Statistics don't work well with small sample sizes.

 

[Techdeth]

Math tells us there has to be millions of planets with life . Our universe is so vast and trillions of solar systems . I’ll find you some YouTube videos from Astrum and science sites I follow . Math says the universe is teeming with life . We are too small too see shit . It’s like an insect looking at cup . It knows something is there but it don’t know it’s a cup that a human grabs and uses to drink fluids for itself . That’s how how are how we humans see the universe . We see all this shit but we can’t comprehend what’s really going on the full grand scale of the universe .
But great list fr . I like this stuff

 

[Thumbpicker]

Math tells us there has to be millions of planets with life . Our universe is so vast and trillions of solar systems . I’ll find you some YouTube videos from Astrum and science sites I follow . Math says the universe is teeming with life . We are too small too see shit . It’s like an insect looking at cup . It knows something is there but it don’t know it’s a cup that a human grabs and uses to drink fluids for itself . That’s how how are how we humans see the universe . We see all this shit but we can’t comprehend what’s really going on the full grand scale of the universe .
But great list fr . I like this stuff

There is still a sample size of one no matter if you are talking about humans or Earth as a planet with life. There is absolutely no proof there life anywhere else yet. You can guess - but that's all it is - a guess. You can count galaxies and planets until the chickens come home. Proves nothing.

 

[Findthetone1]

There is still a sample size of one no matter if you are talking about humans or Earth as a planet with life. There is absolutely no proof there life anywhere else yet. You can guess - but that's all it is - a guess. You can count galaxies and planets until the chickens come home. Proves nothing.

If there is other life out there, light years away, do you think they scream at the sky about Trump too?

 

[MadAsAHatter]

 

[Monkey Man]

Now that's funny dude.

You know there's only a sample size of one in terms of intelligent life on Earth ie. with technology. You really can't make any inference about how often that occurs elsewhere or even how extraordinary or otherwise it was for it to occur here for that matter. There may or may not be planets with life on them but no lifeforms with technology - just animals like we have. What I'm saying is the maths doesn't say anything about it. Statistics don't work well with small sample sizes.

Actually...

I can't remember the figures arrived at when dudes worked it out, but the probability of a single cell's being "formed" was 1 in 10 to the power an order of magnitude hitherto useless to science it was so-ridiculously big.

The number was already so-large that adding to it would be meaningless, but of course when "all" other factors are considered, such as the precision-tuning of orbits and a plethora of other "space" parameters, let alone the myriad designs of animal and plant life we have, what was already a ridiculous figure only becomes infinitely-more-ridiculous, which to our limited scope of appreciation is of course unfathomable.

Anyone doubting this, I suggest explore the intricate, mathematical and hierarchical design of the simplest-possible cell.

Now, all this is not to say that such design couldn't have been created elsewhere in the universe, but all we have to go by in this regard is whatever we can glean from the only sources we have that were demonstrably delivered from outside of time and space. You can guess what that would be and of course modern science dare not go there, trapping it right where it is for the foreseeable future - without an answer, only rampant speculation based on a shaky foundation.

 

[Robostyle]

I love Heinlien Books

 

[japetus]

I posted a long time ago about how it all works, but yall some mark ass tricks but anyway...it's just balancing the gravity of the planet and using magnetism. You can pull something really fast using it.