Do you think there are aliens that look like humans on earth?

Do you think there are aliens that look like humans on earth? Im not talking about illegal aliens.

I think there are people from other planets that look like humans that come and visit earth and live on earth.

Do you think there are aliens that look like humans on earth? Im not talking about illegal aliens.

I think there are people from other planets that look like humans that come and visit earth and live on earth.

slipknot0129

If so, that's pretty boring.

When we eventually meet the aliens, I'm gonna be pretty ****ing disappointed if they just look like us. That's lame as hell. I want the aliens to look like Cthulhu or like The Thing or like the Aliens.

If the universe is infinite, and infinite possibilities can occur, one would think so.

No, but I wouldnt be surprised.

I really doubt that. Unless you're an alien.

I think if aliens actually did visit earth, that would be the end of our civilization.cd_rom

If the universe is infinite, and infinite possibilities can occur, one would think so.

coolbeans90

Actually, indications are that the universe is NOT infinite.

And even if the universe were infinitely large, then it still doesn't follow that there are infinite possibilities. To put it another way, imagine an infinitely large ocean. You're not ever going to find that infinitely large ocean populated by desert creatures.

[QUOTE="cd_rom"]I think if aliens actually did visit earth, that would be the end of our civilization.kurama2002

No, but the world may never know.

No, but the world may never know.

Jakesta7

[QUOTE="coolbeans90"]

If the universe is infinite, and infinite possibilities can occur, one would think so.

MrGeezer

Actually, indications are that the universe is NOT infinite.

And even if the universe were infinitely large, then it still doesn't follow that there are infinite possibilities. To put it another way, imagine an infinitely large ocean. You're not ever going to find that infinitely large ocean populated by desert creatures.

Hence the "if"

(the earthling is on to us, track its IP address and proceed to eliminate it.)marcl18123

Yeah, I'm an alien. I come here to breed cuz no women left back on Tetrax.

There could be...who knows.

[QUOTE="kurama2002"][QUOTE="cd_rom"]I think if aliens actually did visit earth, that would be the end of our civilization.cd_rom

There's no possibility that they would marvel at finding another intelligent species?

[QUOTE="cd_rom"][QUOTE="kurama2002"] Or the beginning...bballm10

There's no possibility that they would marvel at finding another intelligent species?

no, if you believe in the bible it says that angels walk amongst us

[QUOTE="coolbeans90"]

If the universe is infinite, and infinite possibilities can occur, one would think so.

MrGeezer

Actually, indications are that the universe is NOT infinite.

And even if the universe were infinitely large, then it still doesn't follow that there are infinite possibilities. To put it another way, imagine an infinitely large ocean. You're not ever going to find that infinitely large ocean populated by desert creatures.

I don't think the ocean analogy is sound, if we're talking (assuming) about a infinite universe. An ocean is just an ocean. It has certain qualities that only species that have specifically adapted to those qualities can live in. But when you're talking about (again assuming there is) an infinite universe, we don't have just oceans, or just deserts. We have entire planets, and each planet could theoretically hold any kind of species. Just look at how different the planets are in our solar system. We have species that couldn't survive on Mercury, or Mars. With an infinte universe, we could have any form of planet, and therefore any kind of species.

This is more of a question regarding your analogy than a rebuttal, really.

I saw that movie... or was it this one... no, it was this one... wait, it HAD to be this one... ah, hell, I don't know. :P

Not from another planet, no.

[QUOTE="MrGeezer"]

[QUOTE="coolbeans90"]

If the universe is infinite, and infinite possibilities can occur, one would think so.

LZ71

Actually, indications are that the universe is NOT infinite.

And even if the universe were infinitely large, then it still doesn't follow that there are infinite possibilities. To put it another way, imagine an infinitely large ocean. You're not ever going to find that infinitely large ocean populated by desert creatures.

I don't think the ocean analogy is sound, if we're talking (assuming) about a infinite universe. An ocean is just an ocean. It has certain qualities that only species that have specifically adapted to those qualities can live in. But when you're talking about (again assuming there is) an infinite universe, we don't have just oceans, or just deserts. We have entire planets, and each planet could theoretically hold any kind of species. Just look at how different the planets are in our solar system. We have species that couldn't survive on Mercury, or Mars. With an infinte universe, we could have any form of planet, and therefore any kind of species.

This is more of a question regarding your analogy than a rebuttal, really.

You haven't taken into account the laws of physics. Everything everywhere will have to obey the laws of physics, and that's going to be a limiting factor in what kind of life can exist.

They would have traveled light years to find this planet. What would make you think they would consider us intelligent?cd_rom

Well it's unlikely that there are a lot of species throughout the universe that have a (potentially) strong understanding of technology. So, if this is the case, couldn't it still be possible (despite how high or low the chances are) that they would want to learn about our civilization? I mean learn in a sense that they would want to know about human civilization out of curiosity, not educational purposes.

I don't think so. I am sure there is intelligent life out there, though.