Random question: Do Grey's have bones? Like not some nanotubes

Yes they do.

>>17959006
Care to elaborate? How did you come by this information?

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>>17959101
Diarrhea pills. Bye.

>>17959101
Its simple
>alien tries to abduct you
>take out pocket knife and slit its throat
>take alien carcass hone
>fuck the dead alien
>after you came open it up
>you'll see it has a skeleton
>answer to your question is now given
>discard dead and fucked alien corpse
>go to sleep

I assume you mean the greys. We have bones, so one could assume they have bones. Say, you ever seen those scientific interpretations of humans from the future? How we evolve to have larger eyes, and weaker bodies and whatnot? I'd imagine the far, far end of that process would look quite alien to us!

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Aliens don't exist as classical physical entities. The mechanics of the physical world are actually quite limited, so most (humans are the last remaining entities in the physical Universe) civilizations have foregone matter existence to dwell in "higher planes of fantasy."

Little did any of them realize that this is the truest plane of existence. As it's one and only master I stand leagues above any architect, any monster, any cosmic creature or creator. I am the purest and single greatest existence above all things. I have enabled humans to access the "higher" spheres without having to discard their physical forms.

The rapture doesn't actually mean the end or oblivion of existence or the planet by the way, it's just a metaphor for whooping some ass. It's the transformation of the Earth into the paradise it's intended to be.

>>17959175
The one and true master uses an anime girl picture to try to make a point on an imageboard.
In a way, that makes a sad amount of sense.

>>17959139
I think those "scientific interpretations" were made by people enamored with the generic alien design.

Is there any reason whatsoever why human beings would evolve to have bigger eyes? What purpose would that serve? To increase the risk of getting dust and sand in your eyes by 500% and make blinking a chore?

"""""Scientific"""""" interpretations.

ayy

>>17959203
lmao

>>17959206
ayy

>>17959199
They were actually based on the technology we use and how it may develop in the future. I don't know about you, but I don't think sand blowing in the wind is our species' biggest concern as of late.

>>17959209
lmao

>>17959211
>I don't think sand blowing in the wind is our species' biggest concern as of late.
It will be once our eyes grow larger.

>>17959211
Having larger eyes would only be of help in very low light environments.

Eyes are fragile and costly, and considering the bright ass fucking light all our technology emits, the most logical evolution of our eyes would be significant shrinkage.

>>17959220
Shrinkage or decreased light sensitivity.

Plus our technology is really good at keeping our mucous membranes and eyes dry. Big eyes would mean they'd dry out easier, so you'd have to blink more often. And your eyelids would be bigger and heavier, requiring more effort to move, so you'd end up getting fatigued faster.

No point in big eyes, really.
The "scientists" just liked to fantasize about aliens being future humans or something.

>>17958990
Of course they do. A creature cant stand and walk if it doesnt have a skeleton annon. Think a little.

>>17959248
Dumb people think "big eyes, see better".

I don't think any real scientist ever proposed our would grow.

>>17959256
>I don't think any real scientist ever proposed our would grow.
if global warming gets to a point that we are in constant overcast, it might be that our eyes attempt adaptation. of course that is evolution and will take practically forever in comparison to one generation, but it's pretty sad to think we'd disrupt our planet's ecosystem to a point that we'd have to adapt.

>>17959213
ayy

>>17959263
We will still have artificial light, and the overcast won't be permanent.

Ice ages don't last long enough to have a significant effect on our evolution at this point, especially considering we basically just came out of one. The effect is weakened even more because technology.

>>17959268
lmao

>>17959251
I would not be so sure...If they are flying fucking space ships way the fuck over here their species has probably been around forever... they may have evolved to the point where they no longer need them, bones break.

>>17959277
ayy

>>17959283
lmao

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>>17959123
it would have been perfect if instead a pocket knife you suggested using a katana

>>17959289
ayy

>>17959295
lmao

>>17958990
nah, they do not, as greys are created, not born, a calcium skeleton wouldn't be either practical or economic.

>>17959302
ayy

>>17959304
lmao

>>17959331
ayy

>>17959303

>greys are created

Citation?

>>17959338
lmao

>>17959346
ayy

>>17959348
lmao

>>17959351
ayy

>>17959409
lmao

>>17959415
ayy

>>17959427
lmao

>>17959440
ayy

>>17959440
dicks

>>17959440
ayy

>>17959464
lmao
>>17959482
lmao

>>17959485
ayy

Nope, they come out of the birthing pods fully grown with a magic adamantium skeleton.

>>17959498
lmao

Just so we're all clear on this.
The whole Ay Lmao meme is something they created to stop any discussion right?

>>17959582
It wasn't created to stop discussion, but is being used that way itt.

>>17959440
fuck you

>>17959440
You took it too far bro

>>17959341
>no replies
Kek. I love it when it's super evident that /x/ always pulls info out of their ass or those one hour YouTube videos that are supposedly redpilled

>>17959582
ayy lmao is an expression. it suits no particular purpose except that certain people feel compelled to post it either in response to another ayy lmao or when a picture of an alien is present.

It was also popularly spammed on /sp/ for no reason other than to be annoying.

Take that for what you will.

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>>17959582
>>17961491
I would like to add that it also serves as something of a coping mechanism for people with fear of greys. At least for me personally the whole ayy lmao meme reduced the greys' image into something nonthreatening because of how humorous and ridiculous it is. Not even the Communion cover phases me as much as they it to, and I used to be paranoid of these creatures since I was a kid. It may serve as a shitpost on the surface, but in an ulterior sense it is quite therapeutic.