If there are aliens, what will they look like?

[drssg]

"There is no gravity. The earth just sucks."

That was written on the inside wall of an old house I shared in college. The previous residents had covered the inside walls with graffiti before they left.

Dilbert cartoonist, Scott Adams, has a series of strips on the premise that what we believe is our reality is actually a VR simulation.

 

[Dftodd]

A lot of us seem to be finding trinkets in your words which otherwise make us say "WTF?"
This is the only one of your comments which doesn't make me cringe.

At least he's being honest and "Defending his Fictional universe". ‍♂

 

[2LaneCruzer]

 

[tradosaurus]

What you might find interesting is I read a lot of science fiction books and have so since the 80's. Right now my favorite author is Vaughn Heppner.
But I keep science fiction where it belongs; in books and movies, and not form a religion out of it.

 

[/pine]

Paranormal is another word for imagination...!

 

[Fixastuff]

On a flat alien world couldn't an alien stand at the tallest peak of the alien rockies with a telescope and see another alien standing at the highest peak if the alien Appalachian mountains....then they would know what aliens look like.

 

[tallyho8]

What you might find interesting is I read a lot of science fiction books and have so since the 80's. Right now my favorite author is Vaughn Heppner.
But I keep science fiction where it belongs; in books and movies, and not form a religion out of it.

Trad,
I have enjoyed reading about your misguided thoughts and conspiracy theories and tried to understand the mindset of someone who denies all human logic and actual proofs. I understand that there are many such as you suffering from these beliefs which originate from a mental disorder and who wish to get others to follow your beliefs to assure yourselves that you are indeed one of the few who has happened to acquire this sanctimonious knowledge.

Though I thoroughly enjoy listening to the far out theories of these conspiracy believers, it sometimes becomes quite evident that the person you are listening to is beyond reason and logistics and merely trying his disillusioned best to get others to believe he is their superior in these beliefs. Now, I have heard enough of your inconceivable assertations and must dedicate more of my time to accomplishing my goals in the real world and can no longer follow your fictional writings. I leave this thread with only one wish and that is that you get some help for your symptoms and can resume a fully functional life.

True Believers and Conspiracy Theories

Invalid Conspiracy Theories abound now, as they have throughout history, attracting fervent True Believers. They can be transient and harmless, or deeply entrenched and dangerous.

www.psychologytoday.com

 

[CalG]

Trad,
I have enjoyed reading about your misguided thoughts and conspiracy theories and tried to understand the mindset of someone who denies all human logic and actual proofs. I understand that there are many such as you suffering from these beliefs which originate from a mental disorder and who wish to get others to follow your beliefs to assure yourselves that you are indeed one of the few who has happened to acquire this sanctimonious knowledge.

Though I thoroughly enjoy listening to the far out theories of these conspiracy believers, it sometimes becomes quite evident that the person you are listening to is beyond reason and logistics and merely trying his disillusioned best to get others to believe he is their superior in these beliefs. Now, I have heard enough of your inconceivable assertations and must dedicate more of my time to accomplishing my goals in the real world and can no longer follow your fictional writings. I leave this thread with only one wish and that is that you get some help for your symptoms and can resume a fully functional life.

True Believers and Conspiracy Theories

Invalid Conspiracy Theories abound now, as they have throughout history, attracting fervent True Believers. They can be transient and harmless, or deeply entrenched and dangerous.

www.psychologytoday.com

Sounds like you are talking about most, if not all the world's religions. And you know that's not OK here.

I celebrate all beliefs Mostly with a raised glass of beer.

 

[tallyho8]

Sounds like you are talking about most, if not all the world's religions. And you know that's not OK here.

I celebrate all beliefs Mostly with a raised glass of beer.

Since you replied to me, almost as soon as I posted, I was still on the computer to see your reply. I fail to see any evidence of religious beliefs in my post and am are confused as to why you may have accused me of doing so though I am not against raising a glass of beer with you.

 

[oosik]

Since no body knows exactly what an alien is supposed to look like - how do we know that they are not here amongst us. I've seen/met many folks who could easily have been from "elsewhere".

 

[tradosaurus]

Trad,
I have enjoyed reading about your misguided thoughts and conspiracy theories and tried to understand the mindset of someone who denies all human logic and actual proofs. I understand that there are many such as you suffering from these beliefs which originate from a mental disorder and who wish to get others to follow your beliefs to assure yourselves that you are indeed one of the few who has happened to acquire this sanctimonious knowledge.

Though I thoroughly enjoy listening to the far out theories of these conspiracy believers, it sometimes becomes quite evident that the person you are listening to is beyond reason and logistics and merely trying his disillusioned best to get others to believe he is their superior in these beliefs. Now, I have heard enough of your inconceivable assertations and must dedicate more of my time to accomplishing my goals in the real world and can no longer follow your fictional writings. I leave this thread with only one wish and that is that you get some help for your symptoms and can resume a fully functional life.

True Believers and Conspiracy Theories

Invalid Conspiracy Theories abound now, as they have throughout history, attracting fervent True Believers. They can be transient and harmless, or deeply entrenched and dangerous.

www.psychologytoday.com

A few people would get their panties in a wad and run to the moderators from your "misguided" and "sanctimonious" post . Not me.
I find your post humorous. Enjoy your beliefs. I just wish my tax dollars wouldn't support those beliefs.

 

[tradosaurus]

Since you replied to me, almost as soon as I posted, I was still on the computer to see your reply. I fail to see any evidence of religious beliefs in my post and am are confused as to why you may have accused me of doing so though I am not against raising a glass of beer with you.

Based on the fact that you ignore the observations and logic in my posts and the fact that you obviously believe in the current concept of the universe without any personal proof whatsoever except relying on NAZA shamans for your thoughts and beliefs means you have a belief system.

 

[2LaneCruzer]

Paranormal is another word for imagination...!

Including the third man phenomenon? Have you ever experienced it?

 

[/pine]

Including the third man phenomenon? Have you ever experienced it?

The human mind is a mysterious thing...it is capable of manifesting things in many different scenarios...super human strength is another phenomenon in extreme circumstance that has been documented...

 

[/pine]

...Based on the fact that you ignore the observations and logic in my ...

LMAO...you wouldn't know logic if it was tattooed across your forehead...based on the drivel you have posted as the sake of supporting your idiotic suppositions you have cited...geeze...!

 

[MossRoad]

Including the third man phenomenon? Have you ever experienced it?

Only other person that ever showed up to me as an adult was me, talking to myself. I had a rather nice conversation with myself. I was hallucinating on medication in a hospital bed. I was having extreme head pain and had tunnel vision down to about a quarter-sized hole. Everything else was black. They gave me some Nubian. 20 minutes later, the doctor came back and asked if it still hurt. I said "Yes, but over there." and pointed at the bed next to me. My headache was over in that other bed, and that was just fine with me.

Then I saw myself sitting over there, and we had a nice conversation and I thanked me for taking my headache over there, and we both had a good laugh.

I'm pretty sure that people under extreme stress, will start hallucinating, drugs or no drugs. They can call it whatever they are comfortable with: third person. guardian angel. Aunt Millie.... But it's just the brain doing odd things. Maybe a coping mechanism. Maybe discombobulation. But, to me at least, it's all in the brain.

 

[bigtiller]

An old trope....if a lie is repeated often enough, some people will believe it.

Has this thread found a believer?

 

[oosik]

I will be a firm believer when - alien ship lands - aliens knock on my door and ask for a Bud.

 

[Molalla1]

I will be a firm believer when - alien ship lands - aliens knock on my door and ask for a Bud.

I think that I have seen aliens after too many of said beverage . . . .

 

[tradosaurus]

LMAO...you wouldn't know logic if it was tattooed across your forehead...based on the drivel you have posted as the sake of supporting your idiotic suppositions you have cited...geeze...!

Sorry, no verbal attacks will make me join your religion.
Ask yourself this question, "What evidence supports my beliefs?" Are you taking on faith what others are telling you or what you observe?