ultimateharold
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SkyBlueFlux said:
People aren't bothered because Strictly Factor in the Jungle is on.
Sad times.
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Big news imminent re: Mars ??
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People aren't bothered because Strictly Factor in the Jungle is on.
Sad times.
ono
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Awaits U.S. invasion...firthy81 said:Mars is 80% oil
reddishblue
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SkyBlueFlux said:If we discovered evidence of life on other planets, it would likely be the most culturally/scientifically significant event of my entire life. Yet some people don't seem that bothered.
Okay, fair enough, I and many other people know that the chances of there not being life elsewhere are low enough to be considered zero but some people won't accept that until we have direct proof.
Once we have that direct proof think of the ramifications for not only science but technology, philosophy, religion, art. Some people can only seem to care about what will effect them as an individual on a day to day basis, which is their choice of course. However, I can't help but be moved by the profound thought that not only is there other life out there, but we humans from a little insignificant rock in an arm of the Milky Way went out there and we found it. I think it changes everything.
This I totally agree with. When we really realise how insignificant we are we might stop fighting each other.
Bluemoon115
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Indeed. Curiosity about actual events in this generation is piss poor in contrast to the most insignificant events (which of these shit singers is the least shit, which of these annoying cunts ate the best kangaroo bollock etc).ultimateharold said:SkyBlueFlux said:If we discovered evidence of life on other planets, it would likely be the most culturally/scientifically significant event of my entire life. Yet some people don't seem that bothered.
Okay, fair enough, I and many other people know that the chances of there not being life elsewhere are low enough to be considered zero but some people won't accept that until we have direct proof.
Once we have that direct proof think of the ramifications for not only science but technology, philosophy, religion, art. Some people can only seem to care about what will effect them as an individual on a day to day basis, which is their choice of course. However, I can't help but be moved by the profound thought that not only is there other life out there, but we humans from a little insignificant rock in an arm of the Milky Way went out there and we found it. I think it changes everything.
People aren't bothered because Strictly Factor in the Jungle is on.
Sad times.
Ahem, "liberation".ono said:Awaits U.S. invasion...firthy81 said:Mars is 80% oil
City Raider
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there's definitely life, the glazers included them when estimating utds support
just not as we know it
just not as we know it
ono said:Awaits U.S. invasion...firthy81 said:Mars is 80% oil
I can see it now, the hanging of Zorg the Martian in 2047 for his Crimes Against Martianity.
2057 sees the Mars Inquiry.
Clevers
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City Raider said:there's definitely life, the glazers included them when estimating utds support
just not as we know it
Definately rags.
Bluechipblue
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With all this intellectual argument and counter argument, I can see this thread turning into a marathon.
ono
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Fucking autocorrect.Bluemoon115 said:Indeed. Curiosity about actual events in this generation is piss poor in contrast to the most insignificant events (which of these shit singers is the least shit, which of these annoying ***** ate the best kangaroo bollock etc).ultimateharold said:SkyBlueFlux said:If we discovered evidence of life on other planets, it would likely be the most culturally/scientifically significant event of my entire life. Yet some people don't seem that bothered.
Okay, fair enough, I and many other people know that the chances of there not being life elsewhere are low enough to be considered zero but some people won't accept that until we have direct proof.
Once we have that direct proof think of the ramifications for not only science but technology, philosophy, religion, art. Some people can only seem to care about what will effect them as an individual on a day to day basis, which is their choice of course. However, I can't help but be moved by the profound thought that not only is there other life out there, but we humans from a little insignificant rock in an arm of the Milky Way went out there and we found it. I think it changes everything.
People aren't bothered because Strictly Factor in the Jungle is on.
Sad times.
Ahem, "liberation".ono said:Awaits U.S. invasion...firthy81 said:Mars is 80% oil