Earth, Space, Evolution, Universe... Life?

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  1. .bcn

    .bcn Well-Known Member

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    Im not even going to comment on this, all I have to say is you just contridicted yourself :D
     
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    WTf ?? how do we live to die ?? lmao :blink:
     
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    I know Im gonna get bashed for thsi, but its Annunaki, lol and here, I'll quote some Wiki for ya

    And the Trive werent african, they were Sumarian, which was Babylon, and which is now Modern Southern Iraq.

    Here's the seal
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    Theres a Canadian named David Icke who is also into it, but ive read some of his theories, and he almost sounds like a maniac, look in Zecheria Sitchin lol, so many typos today
     
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    I know I keep double posting, but Im trying to keep this alive :D

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    Very interesting stuff I think, but the thing bout is that it actually backed up by facts, and not story tales like some other theories or religions.
     
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    hmm..do you live to live? do you live to eat popcorn? do you live life to its full and then die? yes that's what i mean't. :blink:
     
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    Lost, can you please explain to me how you believe in God, but yet you don't believe in Aliens...

    You ask for proof of Aliens, What proof do you have of a God?

    Can you please explain yourself a little more?
     
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    I am not so sure about sitchin, his theory is not based entirely on facts, it is mainly based on speculation, and the extreme interpretations of certain facts.
     
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    SEE!!!

    Now thats the sh-t i'm talkin' about...

    Religious people are so quick to judge other beliefs other then their own and yet really - alot of it makes ALOT more sense then their version of events... i'll come back in about half an hour and explain something really cool

    And Bacon... thanx for gettin' the word-for-word facts... i was going by a 35 minute doco so cheers

    And i sooo believe in it - i'll explain soon'ish
     
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    exactly, god is nom-existant.
    if you can prove to me that he is real, i'll suck yo d*ck
     
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    Aliens:

    The Universe is HUGE, with so many stars of stars. Even if one in one trillion stars has life, thats more than millions of planets with life.

    Look at this: http://www.space.com/scienceastronomy/star...unt_030722.html

    Exerpt:

    Astronomers announced today that there are 70 sextillion stars in the visible universe, or some 70 thousand million million million. That's a 7 followed by 22 zeros. [...] If these are not enough problems, scientists even have difficulty counting the stars in our own Milky Way Galaxy. The figure is typically put at between 100 billion and 300 billion.

    Thats 70x10^22 or 700,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 stars! (forgive me if my math is wrong)

    Now, lets assume that 9/10 of the ones that have life on them (1 in 1TRILLION) have primitive life (ie: single cell, or other non-complex organisms). That still leaves 1/10 of those that have a higher form, such as dinosaurs or dogs or something. Out of those some million stars with higher life, SOME of them HAVE to have interlligent life (i'd say apes, humans, etc). I'm not saying that they're past the point of apes, or that they drive UFO's and anally probe random people, but I AM saying that there HAS to be some life out there....somewhere...

    And, remember, the universe IS constantly expanding. And, we don't even know whats past the point where we can see...

    Also, look here: http://www.space.com/scienceastronomy/astr...cal_020128.html

    30BIL habitable planets...wow...
     
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    That brings up the ULTIMATE question doesn't it :

    'where does the universe end? where is the edge/edges?'

    :lol: :lol: :lol: HAHA, u can trip out soo freakin' hard on this subject.. i mean it can't go forever, thats kinda hard to belive but at the same time... it makes even less sense for it to stop somewhere with a massive brickwall(so to speak) as a divider... but even then - the bricks can't be that thick that it goes on forever... because that contradicts the infinite universe idea...

    WOW :huh: It messes with ya head, i mean, really think about it and u end up back where u started... LMFAO! its great
     
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    They don't have to have anything.
     
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    Now thats jus being a smartarse and there'z no need for it
     
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    That's a question I asked my mom when I was six years old. Little did I know at the time that such a simple question, had no known answer.
     
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    Now thats jus being a smartarse and there'z no need for it [/b][/quote]
    No it wasn't, just because the odds seem high, doesn't mean there is.
     

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