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Anonymous12/12/25, 20:42No.16869289Um what
“Alien life exists elsewhere. The odds are just too good.”
“But alien life visiting us? No. Impossible. It could never happen.”
Are scientists just retarded?.
“No you can’t come here. We’re off limits. No way no how. Cope.”
It’s fucking weird.
Do scientists not consider successor theories to our own limitations? Do they think our limitations are everyone else’s limitations?
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Anon12/12/25, 21:02No.16869302
yes anon I'm sure all scientists are retarded and wrong and all scientists think the same way with no differences in opinions because they are collectively assigned a work title.
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Anon12/12/25, 21:13No.16869313
>who are you quoting
The entire scientific community when they pretend they aren’t waging a war or waging a challenge against the rest of the universe
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Anon12/12/25, 21:15No.16869316
> it's like asking will a sand particle in south africa ever come in direct physical contact with one from norway
And yet with the power of intelligence a human can hypothetically pick up one grain of sand (Norway) and another grain of sand (Africa) and rub them against one another in between their fingersTry rubbing your two brain cells together some time
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Anon12/12/25, 21:19No.16869324
If something acquired the capacity to bypass the relative speed/limit of light and go anywhere in space, they could very easily use math to chart for other stars and planets. If aliens had access to their own spacetime bubble they could absolutely travel to other spots in space for pure curiosity’s sake. If time is no longer an issue then why not?
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Anon12/12/25, 21:46No.16869345
Its because they don't know. If scientists actually knew anything then they'd know the things they don't know but they don't know some things which proves they don't know anything.
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Anon12/12/25, 22:03No.16869358
We humans are incredibly dangerous.
Monkey beast apex predators who split the atom, while at the same time globally separating our sound financial system based upon the natural rarity of the universes stellar element evolution formation of The Creator and replacing it with Federal Reserve FIAT Slop goyim unbacked certificate paper golem trash.
All 200 fucking nations are speed running FIAT hyper inflation balanced out by mass warfare extinction.
Our leaders worship wealth and power above anything else.
Money is our world leaders Lord.Coming here as an alien is suicidal at best, a risk for the rest of the entire galaxy at worst if greedy human slaver trash were to ever get its hands upon such technology.
The level of greed most of these fucking human vampires possess is beyond monumental
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Anon12/12/25, 22:19No.16869367
The analogy didn’t go over his head. He’s saying distance can be beaten. You’re in a state of coping panic right now. This refusal to believe we’ve been visited is indistinguishable from being afraid of demons or faeries.
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Anon12/12/25, 22:20No.16869369
>i mean sure but right now we have no reason to believe otherwise
We have no reason to believe that there could be civilizations that have surpassed us? Keep parroting that “Humanity Fuck Yeah” perspective. Cringe.
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Anon12/13/25, 00:21No.16869460
> we have no reason to suspect it can be
The issue is you’re running under our already limited assumptions
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Anon12/13/25, 00:23No.16869462
By claiming aliens can’t come here you’re effectively flexing the superior defenses of humanity - which in this case is just saying “physics will protect us! It would never allow visitors!” - to which I say “that’s indistinguishable from believing God will save you”.
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Anon12/13/25, 01:11No.16869513
>“Alien life exists elsewhere. The odds are just too good.”
The odds are unknowable for as long as we don't know how likely life is.>“But alien life visiting us? No. Impossible. It could never happen.”
Nobody says this. But "look for explanations within established knowledge before going into wild conjecture" is just common sense.>Do scientists not consider successor theories to our own limitations? Do they think our limitations are everyone else’s limitations?
What do you even mean by this?
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Anon12/13/25, 02:15No.16869564
Attempt
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Landing
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Anon12/13/25, 05:21No.16869651
we don't have technology to detect objects smaller than a few kilometers in diameter in our solar system.
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Anon12/13/25, 14:00No.16869801
>“But alien life visiting us? No. Impossible. It could never happen.”
Name 10 scientists who have said so.
On the other hand, Fermi saw no sign of alient visits and considered it strange.
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Anon12/13/25, 18:09No.16869968
Why are they killing the vagina mouth sluttions?
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Anon12/17/25, 08:03No.16872401
Do you realize it’s hard as fuck to travel within space, and what makes you think aliens are smart and nice? They could be as racist, stupid, violent, perverted, religious, crazy and just hate everyone like humans. So it’s unlikely for them to travel light years in the darkness in space to meet us, even if they do come here, their old lives and home planet will be dust anyways.
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Anon12/17/25, 12:45No.16872508
>it's extremely unlikely.Assuming we're a roughly typical example of life rather than some extremely extremely extreme outlier, I don't think it's unlikely aliens much more advanced than us exist and know about us, or at least about life on earth. What is unlikely is that we'd know about an advanced probe sitting somewhere in the solar system monitoring.
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Anon12/24/25, 16:35No.16877455
what’s so funny
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Anon12/24/25, 18:11No.16877510
>expeted living planets un Universe (known >= 1 due to Earth)
E = likely% * locations_in_Universe>expeted times earth visited
V = likely% * likelytospacetravel% * locations_nearby_earth * how_long_earth_visitable
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Anon12/24/25, 22:35No.16877628
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D6H1TxRGLUc
>place a garden pea in the middle of your dinner table, a grain of salt at the edge, this is a model of the earth and sun
>where is alpha centauri in this model? go about 100miles away, for this guy, dallas and waco
>little wonder stars seldom crash
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Anon12/26/25, 06:20No.16878401
The reason most people dedicate so much effort to study the heavens is they dearly want to find alien life. Everyone that's spent years studying it can talk at length about aliens and do so all the time.They´re not going to lie to themselves though and will fully admit it´s all wishful speculation. If you see some comet out there and claim it´s an ET spacecraft and some other guy comes around shows it´s just a comet with data. That guy isn´t doing it to be mean, or suppress knowledge of the existence of aliens. He wants it to be an alien spacecraft more than you can even imagine. More than you want it to be. Because this is probably just a passing curiosity to you and to him it´s his whole life.Every time an anomaly is discovered out there that no one knows what it is- Every single person working on studying it secretly hopes it´s aliens. They´re just never going to make that claim without strong evidence to back it. Especially when it comes to aliens, a few people, and even intuitions like NASA have been heavily embarrassed by jumping the gun before they had sufficient evidence. Nobody wants to get embarrassed by their new claims being proven wrong. For them, it's not about what they want to be true but what they can prove and many will follow the data or be agnostic when there's not sufficient data even when they don't like it.And anyway, the claim isn´t that aliens are not visiting us. Scientists are agnostic on aliens, and many even believe on faith that they´re out there. That´s fine. People believe a lot things that are not backed by data. The issue is there´s insufficient data to give a meaningful answer on this question. There are thousands of scientists that have spent years of their life searching for alien life. And their problem is even if they spent their entire life on this search they wouldn´t be able to check even 1% of the places aliens could be.
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Anon12/26/25, 15:23No.16878574
they done the math that you didn't.the assumption is that the math is right and that the extreme measures required to make interstellar travel work within those limits would make it not worth it.If we are visited by aliens either physics is wrong or the aliens are hard fucking core
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Anon12/26/25, 16:10No.16878600
Quantum jumping into someone local in the galaxy that took his first alien craft flight, I could see a large number of systems (<70) with life in the red and blue. It was inspirational to understand the relationship between getting people to equalise together in the galaxy. Afterwards we all went home to love the family. That's what I wanted to feel.
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Anon12/26/25, 21:52No.16878784
Anyone who invokes probability in an argument about extraterrestrial life is retarded. We have evidence of abiogenesis occurring exactly one time in the entire history of the universe. It is impossible to draw any trends or conclusions about probability from a single data point. The fact that we have not even been able to recreate this process in a lab honestly suggests that it’s something that for whatever reason could only ever happen once.
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Anon12/27/25, 05:05No.16878962
>“Alien life exists elsewhere. The odds are just too good.”
The odds are not quantifiable. It is more reasonable to assume there is no life outside earth until compelling evidence suggests otherwise.
>B.. But what about all the Earth-like planets that have been discovered??
Earth-like does not imply life in the slightest. Venus is technically an 'Earth-like planet' according to the methodology.
>But.. But the Drake Equation! And the Fermi Paradox!
You can put any probability numbers that you want into the Drake Equation and get any probability you want out of the Drake Equation. The Fermi Paradox is a psychological phenomenon stemming from a heavy, optimistic bias towards life in the face of a lack of quantifiable probabilities or evidence.
>No! Abiogenesis happened quickly on Earth! And there are asteroids with amino acids!
Abiogenesis is entirely hypothetical, and there is no concrete, step-by-step process that has been given as a coherent whole by which life could have emerged on Earth or in outer-space. Many scientists even criticize abiogenesis, suggesting it is a reasonable assumption that no known, natural process could have produced life in the relatively quick time-window given. It is a fragmentary and irrelevant part of science that is miniscule and receives next-to-nothing in funding.
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Anon12/27/25, 08:21No.16879028
life existing is a confirmed phenomenon.
life being capable of interstellar travel is not.
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Anon12/27/25, 09:20No.16879043
I'm sure abiogenesis happens all the time, it's just existing life forms that eat everything prevent it from developing
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Anon12/29/25, 16:03No.16880365
there is simple life everywhere as life will form wherever it can
mostly plants and fish, maybe insects
bigger animals are rareintelligent life is super rare, like one active race at a time per galaxy with millions of years between it happening
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Anon12/31/25, 02:15No.16881511
Alternate theories or higher understandings don’t matter. If these phenomena are real but not detectable at the energies we have already reached then their practical application must occur at energies that could not be survivable. Otherwise you’re asking us to believe there’s some magical configuration of room temperature powers that presently defies the precision of our instruments of observation and would allow one to throw switches and turn off inertia, create gravity or make space move faster than light without relativistic consequences.
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Anon12/31/25, 02:31No.16881515
Yeah because mainstream science wouldn't take cash bribes from aliens to tow the company line right.....RIGHT?
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Anon01/03/26, 21:07No.16884308
What's with all the deleted posts across the board
Did the mods have another pathetic meltie
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Anon01/06/26, 12:14No.16885850
>“Alien life exists elsewhere. The odds are just too good.”
>“But alien life visiting us? No. Impossible. It could never happen.”
>Are scientists just retarded?.
Non sequitur. There is no self-evident connection between the two ideas. Establish and defend your proposition that because life exists, it must follow that such life can travel the stars and visit each other.
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Anon01/08/26, 16:47No.16887407
funny image
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Anon01/09/26, 14:07No.16887968
The chance the distance to the nearest other planet with sapient life exceeds the radius of the observable universe is high.
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Anon01/09/26, 14:12No.16887970
It's all about how you want them to look like.
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Anon01/12/26, 03:16No.16889713
Women exist elsewhere, they are 50% of the population.
But a woman liking you? No way.
Are all women retarded?
Or are you, OP?
Are you retarded.
Space is big, anon.
Time spans even larger, conceptually, and is possibly infinite.
Imagine finding a winning lottery ticket in the wind in a foreign nation. Gotta be in the right place at the right time and also understand the significance of the evidence, let alone where it came from.
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Anon01/13/26, 18:04No.16890969
>“But alien life visiting us? NoI can write a long blog post explaining why your reasoning is wrong. Or I can make it short with this picture.UFO fags
>These strange lights and effects are exactly like the aliens in my Hollywood movies and pop culture!
>NOOOO the CIA or the government can not do that!
>REEEELook you need to be next level retarded to think that anything strange in the world is aliens and not the government fucking with us. To this day the governments will not explain what number stations are.
Pro tip the governments are doing that!Also some locals like to fuck with retards by making circles in the corn.You need to eliminate every government and every human deciding to fuck with retards or do their own operations or experiments. And then you need to eliminate people who want to fuck with you or make an ARG.
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Anon01/14/26, 22:55No.16892041
haha funny picture
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Anon01/15/26, 00:04No.16892078
The only thing that matters is killing off Alien life if it exists before it can get the chance to do the same to us.
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Anon01/15/26, 01:46No.16892108
It took life on Earth 4 billion years to become sapient and it has only happened once. As well it then took us millions of years to get the tech to have the capability to detect aliens and we only have a very basic idea how to possibly go faster than light. As well we know with 100% certainty there is no type 3 civilization with in 65 light years, and probably none in the entire Milky Way outside the Zone of Avoidance, which also likely contains none we just can't confirm it.
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Anon01/16/26, 17:48No.16893137
Maybe aliens have found us, but we are not intersting enough to visit.
> Autistic alien submit grant to study earth.
> Proposal rejected as not novel enough: civilization below type I on the Kardashev scale is a well understood topic and the proposal author has not shown that studying humans will bring a meaningful contribution to the field.
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Anon01/20/26, 20:05No.16895632
Scientists cope with this paradox because the alternative is an absolutely brutal gauntlet of great filter theory.
The “aliens exist but don’t visit us” theory gets stupider when you factor in the fermi paradox.
By all rights earth should have been absorbed into the dyson sphere parking lot of a precursor civ eons ago. But it hasn’t, so that suggests filters.
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