Do Aliens actually exist ?

[christened at st marks]

A few at Wembley today

 

[Bigga]

If the universe is expanding, which seems to be the prevailing idea, then it can't be infinite. Unless by infinite you just mean bloody big.

Again, a Human's concept of Time and when it started. A Human's measurement of where it all started 'cos it makes sense'... to other Humans.

We're a relatively new species and yet we have all the answers!

 

[manimanc]

Did you know that apparently there are more UFO sightings when it's a full moon.
Something to do with the gravitational pull.

 

[Bigga]

Whatever.
You write gibberish.
Are you trying to claim that Einstein is wrong and that we invented time?
As for organisms, we are effectively the only living organism.
Everything that lives or has ever lived, plant or animal share the same DNA. From dinosaurs to humans, cauliflowers to algae the DNA is almost identical.

The DNA comes from the same source, but every single organism is different.

You don't seem to understand 'time' is a concept on how long we exist. How do you know we're not born into a loop?

When an individual dies, there is no concept of time, except what was before. That's the only measurement we have that is factual.

Does a whale or dolphin have a concept of time or does it just exist in the here and now? After all, do we know if the sea gets older with the passage of 'time' or does it just replenish/ exist to its inhabitants?

You may apply 'logic' to think it's "gibberish", but then that's always the trouble with people that are convinced the linear learning is the only way forward.

 

[yeseye]

Did anyone see Shaun ryder ufo series..they definitely exist. Todmorden is a hotspot

I’d say he’s definitely seen a few little green men over the years,
Especially when he’s off his tits!

 

[manimanc]

Did anyone see Shaun ryder ufo series..they definitely exist. Todmorden is a hotspot

Todmorden? They still point at the sun saying what's that.

 

[East Level 2]

Again, a Human's concept of Time and when it started. A Human's measurement of where it all started 'cos it makes sense'... to other Humans.

We're a relatively new species and yet we have all the answers!

Isn't time considered consistent across the universe?

 

[Dr Jacoby]

Michael Biehn says yes

 

[Bigga]

Isn't time considered consistent across the universe?

How can it be? We have no other beings to discuss that with. Nor do we know what parts of the universe may experience 'time' differently.

We know the Human measurement of time only.

 

[Mr Kobayashi]

Isn't time considered consistent across the universe?

Not if you are moving at high speed.