Will we see Aliens in our lifetime (next 100 years)?

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Anonymous Fri Sep 25 23:23:05 2015 No.7550702 [Reply] [Original]

Will we see Aliens in our lifetime (next 100 years)?

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 25 23:25:44 2015 No.7550705 >>7550702 probs not

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 25 23:30:51 2015 No.7550715 yes

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 25 23:31:31 2015 No.7550717 >>7550715 What makes you so sure?

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 25 23:33:16 2015 No.7550723 >>7550717 What makes you so unsure?

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 25 23:34:12 2015 No.7550724 >>7550723 Nothing. I'm asking you what makes you so sure. I'm open the the possibility, and frankly, welcome it.

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 25 23:34:52 2015 No.7550726 >>7550702 Technically we're all aliens :^)

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 25 23:35:32 2015 No.7550728 >>7550724 what makes you so unsure he knows why he's so sure that you're unsure about the sureness of the possibility

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 25 23:35:33 2015 No.7550729 >>7550702 Not if Donald Trump gets elected. He's going to build a armored dyson sphere around the solar system and make the aliens play for it.

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 25 23:36:07 2015 No.7550731 >>7550726 What? No. Alien is a word created by humans to describe things not of this world, which we clearly are.

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 25 23:37:20 2015 No.7550732 >>7550728 I'm just asking what reasons he has to think that we will encounter aliens in the next 100 years.

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 25 23:38:19 2015 No.7550735 >>7550731 >to describe things not of this world, which we clearly are [citation needed] You assume life originated on Earth. Microbes could have come from Mars or Venus originally, in which case we are aliens.

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 25 23:39:23 2015 No.7550737 >>7550735 Yeah that could have happened, but I'm talking about what is widely accepted by the scientific field as of now, not hypothetical situations.

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 25 23:39:29 2015 No.7550738 >>7550732 And what reasons do you have to think we will not encounter aliens in the next 100 years?

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 25 23:40:46 2015 No.7550741 >>7550738 Hmm well lets see. I honestly don't know? I mean why haven't they visited us. It's kind of annoying tbh, I mean I want to know their knowledge and traverse the universe with them.

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 25 23:41:07 2015 No.7550743 >>7550738 dyson spheres and probability

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 25 23:41:48 2015 No.7550744 >>7550743 >>>/x/

Anonymous Fri Sep 25 23:42:01 2015 No.7550745

>>7550737
>I'm talking about what is widely accepted by the scientific field as of now, not hypothetical situations

Hate to break it to you, but the origin of life is purely a hypothetical situation. There is no evidence that life originated on Earth, and there is no evidence it came from somewhere else. This is the definition of a hypothesis, a supposition or proposed explanation made on the basis of limited evidence as a starting point for further investigation.

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 25 23:42:08 2015 No.7550746 >>7550741 yeah fuck those inconsiderate aliums not visiting us and talking with us about our feelings

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 25 23:43:16 2015 No.7550748 >>7550744 ???????????????????????????????? dyson sphere would only effect low tier civilisations like us as a reason for not being aware of our existance and probability because universe is pretty big but hey you know i guess i'll see you on /x/

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 25 23:43:53 2015 No.7550750 >>7550745 Hol up so whatchu sayin is

Anonymous Fri Sep 25 23:45:01 2015 No.7550753

>>7550738
Replace aliens with God and see how illogical you are. As of now, there is no evidence or reason to believe there is life elsewhere in the universe. There's a chance a quantum fluctuation could produce a zebra somewhere in deep space, but just because there is a chance doesn't give any more reason to think its happened sans evidence.

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 25 23:46:30 2015 No.7550757 File: 32 KB, 250x272, 5763428843_ce57f1f3a9.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>7550753 >Replace aliens with God Anytime you even mention God, any credible scientific merit your post may have had is destroyed.

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 25 23:46:35 2015 No.7550758 Would hyper intelligent aliens have a physical body? or would they purely exist in the invisible spectrum of our senses.

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 25 23:48:50 2015 No.7550762 >>7550758 They could be so unlike us we are undetectable to each other. A bunch of EM waves that collide in such a way that they gain consciousness, for example.

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 25 23:49:11 2015 No.7550765 >>7550757 tips fedora in your general vicinity

>>	Anonymous Fri Sep 25 23:50:45 2015 No.7550770 File: 2.92 MB, 500x333, 0d41808f60af8871fa122b3b0f37ab1b.gif [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>7550762 bruh chill

>>	Anonymous Sat Sep 26 04:29:52 2015 No.7551109 File: 20 KB, 530x350, black_eyed.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>7550702 You've encountered many, they pose as humans.

>>	Anonymous Sat Sep 26 12:37:02 2015 No.7551651 >>7551109 How do you know

>>	Anonymous Sat Sep 26 12:49:40 2015 No.7551665 >>7550702 >our lifetime >100 years >must be 18 to post on 4chan Bruh

>>	Anonymous Sat Sep 26 13:00:34 2015 No.7551677 >>7550702 Ayy lmao

>>	Anonymous Sat Sep 26 13:40:46 2015 No.7551746 >>7551665 Average lifespan will be like 150 by the time we reach 60 years old or so

>>	Anonymous Sat Sep 26 13:42:59 2015 No.7551751 >>7551746 Bruh

>>	Anonymous Sat Sep 26 13:47:24 2015 No.7551764 >>7551751 Medical technology will be much more advanced 40 years from now. Of course the average lifespan will be higher, in developed countries of course.

Anonymous Sat Sep 26 13:50:37 2015 No.7551772

Perhaps there is a universal law accepted by advanced species that states underdeveloped worlds are to be left alone until they are capable of intergalactic travel.
Other beings could easily have been monitoring us since the birth of our solar system with no intention to intervene. There would be no purpose to, seeing as we are still so primitive and giving technology or information to such a destructive species could be dangerous.

Anonymous Sat Sep 26 14:01:34 2015 No.7551797

>>7550702

Aren't any.

Abiogenesis is incredibly rare, even in a multiverse, and only occurred in our universe because the other timelines where it didn't occur aren't visible to us. A timeline where it occurred twice, in two seperate locations within the same universe, is highly unlikely, and because it threatens our extinction (eliminating our privileged viewership), didn't happen.

>>	Anonymous Sat Sep 26 14:07:37 2015 No.7551811 >>7551797 >Abiogenesis is extremely rare how do you know this? Use evidence that isn't biased towards Earth's particular atmosphere.

>>	Anonymous Sat Sep 26 14:15:55 2015 No.7551842 You rang? http://www.express.co.uk/news/science/608126/Nasa-s-Mars-announcement-Monday-water-on-mars-life-on-mars

>>	Anonymous Sat Sep 26 14:21:54 2015 No.7551864 File: 50 KB, 512x397, 1439761236651.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>7550762 >watching documentary >"However, the planet has no liquid water, which is required for life"

>>	Anonymous Sat Sep 26 14:21:58 2015 No.7551866 >>7551842 It's just going to be flowing water, nothing special.

>>	Anonymous Sat Sep 26 14:38:26 2015 No.7551913 >>7551864 This bugs me to no end

>>	Anonymous Sat Sep 26 14:45:44 2015 No.7551930 File: 14 KB, 194x178, ayy lmao.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >he hasnt already contacted aliens

>>	Anonymous Sat Sep 26 14:47:22 2015 No.7551935 >>7551930 What did you say to them? Hi haha?

>>	Anonymous Sat Sep 26 14:55:19 2015 No.7551962 File: 21 KB, 328x471, ayy lmao 2.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] >>7551935

>>	Anonymous Sat Sep 26 14:58:08 2015 No.7551967 >>7550702 >see Dunno about see but I reckon we will be aware of some at least.

>>	Anonymous Sat Sep 26 14:59:20 2015 No.7551968 File: 318 KB, 640x1257, DUMBbases_schneider_map_.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google]

Anonymous Sat Sep 26 16:03:52 2015 No.7552101

>>7551968
I saw this on UFO files. Why doesn't someone just scuba dive down there and find out? it's only the California coast, not exactly the deep Atlantic.
>>7550753
Why is everyone so fedora when it comes to aliens? "I am certain as to what goes on in every corner of the cosmos". Come on man. I don't know for sure if they are out there but I have a strong belief they are based n probability and as for whether they have ever visited us, I'm not sure either but I have seen convincing evidence that they have. At the end of the day the only right answer is "I don't fucking know". UFOs have never been conclusively proven OR disproven.

>>	Anonymous Sat Sep 26 16:19:30 2015 No.7552147 I've already seen them >tfw nobody believes what you saw in the desert that night because you were high

>>	Anonymous Sat Sep 26 16:35:05 2015 No.7552190 >>7550750 WE SOME FINNA.... SUA SAH SQUAAAA?

>>	Anonymous Sat Sep 26 16:48:40 2015 No.7552227 >>7552147 I believe anon, tell me the story.

>>	Anonymous Sat Sep 26 17:00:06 2015 No.7552252 >>7552147 If you were high, then why do you believe it either

>>	Anonymous Sun Sep 27 11:48:48 2015 No.7553825 >>7551797 >Abiogenesis is incredibly rare zero arguments. >even in a multiverse yeah because infinite possibilities is rare. >because it threatens our extinction (eliminating our privileged viewership) That´s an argument?

>>	Anonymous Sun Sep 27 11:55:18 2015 No.7553834 >>7551764 Not him but you should write a fanfic

>>	Anonymous Sun Sep 27 12:00:49 2015 No.7553844 >>7553834 Why do you think we won't be able to live past 100 in the next 40 or so years? Go on, I'll wait.

>>	Anonymous Sun Sep 27 12:35:50 2015 No.7553923 >>7550765 Nice! Well-thought-out argument! I believe in God now! All based on the single statement that He HAS to! Wow! Great evidence! Really though, fuck off.

>>	Anonymous Sun Sep 27 14:52:22 2015 No.7554181 >>7551962 lol

>>	Anonymous Sun Sep 27 15:12:58 2015 No.7554209 >>7550702 >Will we see Aliens in our lifetime (next 100 years)? I'm pretty sure the guy running the local taco truck is an illegal alien and I see him every week.

>>	Anonymous Sun Sep 27 19:14:28 2015 No.7554619 >>7550726 No.

Anonymous Sun Sep 27 19:16:58 2015 No.7554624

I wonder why is everybody assuming that aliens are more advanced than us. Like people saying why they have not visit us yet etc. Maybe most aliens are still in some kind of medieval ages and they don't even know about other planets. It is possible that we are most advanced race in universe.

>>	Anonymous Sun Sep 27 19:22:56 2015 No.7554641 >>7554624 It's also possible that we are the only race in the universe.

>>	Anonymous Sun Sep 27 19:31:11 2015 No.7554661 >>7554641 As if God created us and the universe so strange... religions almost had it right for thousands of years.

Anonymous Sun Sep 27 19:40:06 2015 No.7554674

>>7554624
If you can get as far as a medieval age, it's not going to take very long to advance beyond that. Pretty much all of human history has taken place in a tiny amount of time.

More likely that most alien life would just be single celled microbes. If they had gotten as far as developing intelligence, then they would almost certainly be far more advanced than us.

>>	Anonymous Sun Sep 27 19:42:08 2015 No.7554677 >>7554624 >It is possible that we are most advanced race in universe. Swap the word Universe for Galaxy and you won't sound so retarded. >>7554641 Possible, yes. likely, nope. >>7554661 Kill yourself.

>>	Anonymous Sun Sep 27 19:53:41 2015 No.7554708 >>7554677 >I watched an episode of The Universe once and I'm pretty much an expert.

>>	Anonymous Sun Sep 27 19:54:18 2015 No.7554710 >>7554677 Pathetic neckbeard.

>>	Anonymous Mon Sep 28 12:11:19 2015 No.7557131 >>7554710 Rude tbh fam

Anonymous Tue Sep 29 03:23:37 2015 No.7559256

>>7550735
The thing that always bugged me about this hypothesis is that people always talk like it needs to be either A or B. Either all life originated here or it came here on a meteorite. Why couldn't most life have originated here, and at the same time we had a few hitchhikers from ancient mars?

Anonymous Tue Sep 29 03:49:10 2015 No.7559270

>>7559256
All living organisms store genetic information using the same molecules, DNA and RNA. Written in the genetic code of these molecules is the evidence of common ancestry among all living things. If you go back far enough everything originates from the same source. I find it unlikely two variations of life formed on totally different planets merged into one.

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 29 03:59:16 2015 No.7559277 No, we're likely the only intelligent life in our galaxy.

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 29 04:09:22 2015 No.7559289 >>7551746 You forgot to mention singularity, mind uploading and Bitcoin tips fedora posts Michio Kaku video

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 29 04:30:49 2015 No.7559299 File: 92 KB, 660x465, le meme fight.jpg [View same] [iqdb] [saucenao] [google] Are superpowered energy absorbing god-like beings possible?

>>	Anonymous Tue Sep 29 05:32:40 2015 No.7559346 ayy lmao

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