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12-17-2005, 04:51 PM
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Re: amazing!
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[ QUOTE ] You people need to read Cosmos by Carl Sagan. He goes into detail about space/light and in essence TIME TRAVEL... awesome book [/ QUOTE ]  "If you think about it, there had to be a time before people, right? So, where did all these people come from? Yeah.... you got it..... time machines." [/ QUOTE ] 
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#114
12-17-2005, 04:51 PM
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Re: Have aliens visited earth?
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Is that why antibiotic resistant strains of bacteria can evolve in 15 minutes thanks to a little ultraviolet light? Is that why entire new families of PCB digesting enzymes evolve in the soil in 90 days? Is that why viruses have developed compression algorythms for their own DNA? Your math is flawed. It's not about random permutations of ATCG's. It's about folding and charges. [/ QUOTE ] I'm not taking either side here, but none of this says anything about complex multi-cellular life, the conditions which may or may not be required for it, and the abundance or lack of planets and other bodies meeting these conditions.
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#116
12-17-2005, 05:04 PM
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Re: Have aliens visited earth?
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[ QUOTE ] Is that why antibiotic resistant strains of bacteria can evolve in 15 minutes thanks to a little ultraviolet light? Is that why entire new families of PCB digesting enzymes evolve in the soil in 90 days? Is that why viruses have developed compression algorythms for their own DNA? Your math is flawed. It's not about random permutations of ATCG's. It's about folding and charges. [/ QUOTE ] I'm not taking either side here, but none of this says anything about complex multi-cellular life, the conditions which may or may not be required for it, and the abundance or lack of planets and other bodies meeting these conditions. [/ QUOTE ] The facts I provided, combined with a google search, will provide more than enough proof that jason_t's math doesn't apply.
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#117
12-17-2005, 05:42 PM
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Re: Have aliens visited earth?
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The facts I provided, combined with a google search, will provide more than enough proof that jason_t's math doesn't apply. [/ QUOTE ] Yes but we already knew that. What do we have against the real stuff: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rare_Earth_hypothesis
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#118
12-17-2005, 06:34 PM
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Re: Have aliens visited earth?
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[ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] Is that why antibiotic resistant strains of bacteria can evolve in 15 minutes thanks to a little ultraviolet light? Is that why entire new families of PCB digesting enzymes evolve in the soil in 90 days? Is that why viruses have developed compression algorythms for their own DNA? Your math is flawed. It's not about random permutations of ATCG's. It's about folding and charges. [/ QUOTE ] I'm not taking either side here, but none of this says anything about complex multi-cellular life, the conditions which may or may not be required for it, and the abundance or lack of planets and other bodies meeting these conditions. [/ QUOTE ] The facts I provided, combined with a google search, will provide more than enough proof that jason_t's math doesn't apply. [/ QUOTE ] I don't think you got the point of my math.
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12-18-2005, 01:09 AM
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Re: Have aliens visited earth?
Read "The Day After Roswell". By the former head of CIA research and development. He says aliens crashed and he was given the wreckage to reverse engineer the technology. But I guess he is lying.
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