Whistle blower says non-human bodies recovered from crash

[Ryujin]

Because of the scale of the universe, I feel convinced that the probability of many inhabited planets must be close to 100%.
And because of the scale of the universe, I feel the probability of any one intelligent species getting any form of contact with another is probably close to 0%.

(Surely intelligent species learning of each other must happen somewhere in the universe at some point. But the chance that we will be one of the very few this happens to is probably really low.)

The "ancient aliens" types get around the probabilities by claiming that aliens created us. They use this theory to manufacture evidence, which they then flip around and use as proof of their theory.

 

[Scribe]

The "ancient aliens" types get around the probabilities by claiming that aliens created us. They use this theory to manufacture evidence, which they then flip around and use as proof of their theory.

I feel personally attacked.

 

[Nikosandros]

The truth is out there.

 

[Mannahnin]

so, there was a hearing today but it comes down to do you believe the whistle blower or not?

Non-Human Body Recovered From Crashed UFO, See The Video From Government Hearing

As today's congressional hearing unfolds, an official reveals that the government recovered a non-human body from a crash.

www.giantfreakinrobot.com

Evidence provided: "Dude, trust me."

 

[Reynard]

There's a standard I like to apply when evaluation claims that are outrageous: if this guy used the same evidence to prove the existence of Atlantis, would it convince me?

"I have documents, but I can't show them to you. Also, someone trustworthy told me about it. Trust me."

Not enough for me, I'm afraid.

There is a bit of a difference here. He is saying he can't tell them in an unclassified hearing. He also told them this under oath. Whether he is right about what he saw is entirely debatable, but it isn't like he's just the "Aliens" meme guy. There are very real consequences if he is just blowing smoke.

 

[Yora]

"I remember it clearly. I've just been coming out this bar at 3 am..."

 

[MGibster]

The biology of alien life might be interesting, but can you imagine getting you hands on advanced alien technology?... That would be the real prize.

Let me tell you about the time my company diverted us to LV-426 to check for xeno biological samples...

 

[Sacrosanct]

Because of the scale of the universe, I feel convinced that the probability of many inhabited planets must be close to 100%.
And because of the scale of the universe, I feel the probability of any one intelligent species getting any form of contact with another is probably close to 0%.

Pretty much. Also, we shouldn't want to see aliens. Speaking of probabilities, it's more probable they'd treat us like we treat other lesser beings. And that wouldn't work out so well for us.

 

[Reynard]

Pretty much. Also, we shouldn't want to see aliens. Speaking of probabilities, it's more probable they'd treat us like we treat other lesser beings. And that wouldn't work out so well for us.

Why? If they are truly alien, we can't know what they might do. And if they are psychologically like us, they wouldn't necessarily think of us as "lesser" beings.

If aliens can travel between stars or dimensions, there is nothing our little rock can offer them that they can't get in more abundance elsewhere -- except culture. Except us. They aren't going to strip mine our planet or enslave us. There's no motivation to do so for an advanced species. Their only possible interest in us is what we are -- moderately smart monkeys that likely represent their own ancient history in some way.

 

[Dioltach]

I believe that aliens have already found us and enslaved us. They call themselves Supreme Beings, Great Ones, Those Who Must Be Obeyed. We call them cats.