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Aliens are confirmed?

east_beast said:
Kinda off topic but one thing that cracks me up about this whole conversation in a larger sense is this talk about "other intelligent life". I mean, who the hell says that we're intelligent life on the universal scale? Just because we're the smartest thing on our rock, this speck of dust hurtling through an unfathomably massive universe doesn't mean shit. There are plenty of small town kids growing up who are the best this or best that in their class but as their scope of the world widens they realize that doesn't actually mean anything. Oh, you're the best basketball player in your little league? Cool! But then you go to an NBA game and... oh shit. I didn't realize there were guys like this out there.
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How long do you suppose we're going to be around, as well. Humans are guaranteed one thing, that we will ALL expire someday. Dinosaurs are history and eventually the human race is a goner.

Millions of years? More? Less? Everything we live, breathe and do, will be consumed by some event or series of events eventually.

Maybe we'll be fuel for the next round of animals.
 
trampas said:
How long do you suppose we're going to be around, as well. Humans are guaranteed one thing, that we will ALL expire someday. Dinosaurs are history and eventually the human race is a goner.

Millions of years? More? Less? Everything we live, breathe and do, will be consumed by some event or series of events eventually.

Maybe we'll be fuel for the next round of animals.
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We don't necessarily have to be a complete goner. We could evolve into something else. Some type of merger between biology and AI seems practically inevitable in the long run.
 
Haim Eshed is a visiting professor of aeronautics and astronautics at various space technology research institutions.A retired brigadier general in Israeli Military Intelligence, Eshed was director of space programs for Israel Ministry of Defense for nearly 30 years, is former chair of the Space Committee of the National Council for Research and Development for the Ministry of Science, Technology and Space and a member of the steering committee of Israel Space Agency. Eshed is responsible for the launch of 20 Israeli made satellites, and he is widely cited as the father of Israel's space program.

In 1967, Eshed was awarded the Chief of Staff Citation, the highest non-combat decoration awarded by the IDF. Throughout his career he also received the Israel Defense Prize - the highest civilian defense honor of the State of Israel - three times, but the reasons remain classified.

Eshed served at the highly secretive Unit 81, which provided technological solutions to the IDF's Military Intelligence Directorate.

In 2020, Eshed became notable for claiming that world governments were secretly working with aliens.






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45acp said:
I don't think it's going to be "in the long run". I think it's going to start in our lifetimes.
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You want aluminum powder syrup with your foil cakes this mornin? :jester:

We're fuct as a race/specie but i give ourselves a little more credit than Putin shrooms or coronavirus'
 
east_beast said:
We don't necessarily have to be a complete goner. We could evolve into something else. Some type of merger between biology and AI seems practically inevitable in the long run.
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aka................................................ cyborg.

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Wouldn't it be a safe assumption that if aliens do exist, that the elite is keeping it quiet so that they have an escape when this planet goes to shit?
 
Tin Roof said:
Wouldn't it be a safe assumption that if aliens do exist, that the elite is keeping it quiet so that they have an escape when this planet goes to shit?
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I’d say it’s more about weaponry. And how much each country has achieved via reverse engineering.

Lazar said they would bring engineers in, and if they couldn’t figure something out they would shelf the project for a decade til hopefully technology caught up. Problem is a main part of their anti gravity system requires stuff that isn’t on earth.
 
bunk said:
I’d say it’s more about weaponry. And how much each country has achieved via reverse engineering.

Lazar said they would bring engineers in, and if they couldn’t figure something out they would shelf the project for a decade til hopefully technology caught up. Problem is a main part of their anti gravity system requires stuff that isn’t on earth.
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He also said that the craft was an archeological find.
 
This smells like a Richard Doty style operation to me.
 
I’m 100% believer we have been either visited by an intelligent life form or we were more advanced as a human race than we are now.

I find weird shit in the heavies of my sand. Everyone says they are micro meteorites, aka sphererules. I sent them In to be shot with an electron microscope and they say man made. How in the fuck do you make an almost stainless bb .035 in size. You’re gonna say it’s weld slag. Go find me/ make me some some perfectly round 0 oxidiation shiny weld slag.

Everyone thinks I’m crazy but with how many of these bb’s I find my only logical explanation is it came from space as in a meteor which has been debunked by electron microscope metallurgists, or some kind of remnants of ancient aliens :lmao:

I’ll get some photos for you guys. He found another 50 again today.
 
Sometimes I browse chit chat, and I'm impressed with the thoughtful, intelligent responses to some interesting cultural topics. Then, I wander into some other threads and wonder how much brake cleaner some of you inhaled before the permanent damage set in.
 
Sceep said:
Seeing how you can buy stainless spheres that are 0.00098" in diameter.... I'd think .035" is pretty dang easy to make.

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Easy to make as in found in glacial till that’s 16,000 years old or I make them with my crusher. Either that or someone has a long standing prank and is dumping them in my sand piles just to fuck with me: :lmao:
 
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I believe in aliens but it is hard for me to believe they are here already.

How much effort would it take to get to our planet; wouldn't there be some giant mothership that would transport the surface exploring craft? If they did have an orbiting mothership; wouldn't they want to rescue crashed vehicles to keep the technology advantage to themselves? If they had the technology to get here wouldn't they want resources/food in return for all the effort?

If the alien tech is so advanced that they can get here on a smaller surface craft why would it crash? Why would they leave it behind? What would such an advanced society have to gain from us? Do we really think we are so special that aliens would have any value in our primitive knowledge? If aliens have made it here, wouldn't they consider our society and species no different than how we feel about ants or cattle or enslaved animals?
 
east_beast said:
We don't necessarily have to be a complete goner. We could evolve into something else. Some type of merger between biology and AI seems practically inevitable in the long run.
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How cool would it be if they could upload Your consciousness into a next gen propulsion spacecraft and buck you into deep space to explore and report back?
Virtually infinite lifespan getting to see all kinds of cool stuff and study it.

Unless you couldn’t handle the loneliness and went bat shit crazy.
Of course that could be fun possibly too. :laughing:
 
Here are some that he found in a pan today.

Big turd is a lead bird shot.

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Under the microscope they ain’t too round :lmao:.
 
Lazar seems like a nut job but the element 115 he talked about was put on the periodic table so maybe he was sprinkling some truth in his stories. Maybe his story is all true. :confused:
Are there advanced species in the vastness of space? absolutely
The mathematical probability of humans being the only "intelligent" species in infinite space is so small i cant comprehend it. We have existed for what equates to a millisecond in the history of time so who knows what has evolved over billions of years.
 
MuntCuffin said:
Really makes you wonder about those assertions that we are not the most advanced humans to live on this planet.
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I think they were here thousands of years ago, made the pyramids all over the earth and left when their consumesables were gone. And come back to grab a thing or 2 and make sure their creation hasn’t killed themselves off.

I never huffed brake clean, but I did a great deal of cubensis mushrooms for a few years.
 
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