There are two possibilities, we are completely alone in the vast

>>18547091
There are two possibilities, I ate alfredo for dinner in the vast darkness that is my living room, sifting through the nothingness of 4chan until my ultimate demise, or I didn't.
>your statement applies to literally everything and means nothing

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dUYX2sjzdFY

No fucking shit, Sherlock.

>>18547091
There are more than two possibilities.

>>18547255
Are we alone? It's a yes or no question. There are only 2 possible answers.

>>18547271
The only way a person can list the answers for a question is if he knows the correct answer. If OP knew the correct answer, he would not be asking the question.
https://youtu.be/m57gzA2JCcM?t=3m44s

The universe is infinite and ever expanding. It's incredibly narcissistic to think we are alone

>>18547091
What we know of the universe is just our tiny subjective experience of the universe. What we know as life is just our tiny subjective experience of life.

I wholeheartedly believe we're not alone, and we've also been visited by other beings but above all I believe we don't understand the universe nearly as well as we think we do.

>>18547091
The universe is infinite correct? If so, it's illogical, statistically, for earth to have the only life in the universe. The better question is 'are we the only intelligent, sentient life in the universe?'.

>>18547341
You're an idiot. That's the correct answer

Who cares.

>>18547341
That doesn't work here because it's a logical question, not one based on evidence. Whether you're alone in the world or not is binary, you either are or you aren't. There's no in between

>>18547091
There are two options either my statement is true, or it isn't. How do you mere mortals feel about that?

>>18547568
>a logical question
Are we (multiple people) alone (to have no one else present)

They are here.
They have been for a long time.
There are demonic entities, but they don't matter much.
The Guardians care about us; they watch over us; they are assisting us and they want us to Ascend.
Their message is simple, but some will feel that it is "corny" or even, actually, very difficult to do because we have been the way we are for so long: love one another, forgive one another, and be more in service to one another.
The above is not just fluffy fairy banter but, in practicality, very painstaking to follow and live -- at least initially.
The full transformation will take some time as each individual, one by one, awakens and strives for the Light. Ultimately, though, our positive Ascension is assured.
You know what to do. Victory of the Light.

If we're not alone, than we should immediately begin xenocide, just saying

Are we alone in the universe? Yes and no.

No in that the components and places for life to come about are fairly common though restricted.

Yes, in that the ability to encounter alien life is absolutely beyond us or them due to physics and the distances between stars. Quite plainly, the ability to travel between stars in a timely manner requires technology that requires the creation of matter that currently isn't possible in any way, and would leave great big signatures of its travel.

>>18547091

what about possibility three? none of this is real and you are a simulation.

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>>18547091
>are we alone
The true shape of Earth makes answering that question very easy.
I suggest you start researching the flat Earth.

>>18547780
Are you schizophrenic?

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>>18550013
all you need to do to disprove retarded flat earth theory is look at how the sun moves

>>18547209
Go back to 9fag coalburner bitch.

>>18547199
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>>18547556

>No one recognizes the words of one the greatest minds in science fiction history

>"Either we are alone in the universe or we are not. Both are equally terrifying."

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>>18550258
precisely, the Sun movement is undeniable proof of the flat Earth.
Look for instance at that clip filmed in South Africa, there is no way to explain it with current heliocentric model. In the other hand, it fits perfectly in the flat earth model.

>>18553164
How come it disappears behind the horizon then? Idiot

>>18553371
NASA turns it off at "night" so they can move it to the other horizon without anyone seeing them in the darkness

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>>18553371
it doesn't, look better.

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>>18553422
Yes it does, look better
Also how come it doesn't follow a circular path through the sky?
How come people in Europe see different constellations to people in Australia?
How does gravity work in your model of the universe?
Also, why would NASA/whatever organisation want to cover this up?

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>>18553575
>he doesn't know how perspective work

look at what happens when you zoom into that "half sun", it reappears entirely.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L0ukYcW93as

>>18553762
OK, so what makes the sun disappear at night? I'm not getting your point

There is literally 0 possibility for us to be the only ones in existence, the only barrier between us is distance and time (although that's a construct I'm sure we invented) more accurate than time I would say is the word life, they may have already existed and are now extinct, or they may not have been yet, but we can't be the only ones,

>>18547091
and both possibilities are equally frightening

>>18553783
the Sun doesn't rise or set, it comes closer and goes away. Same goes for the Moon and the other invisible orbs, Rahu and Ketu (responsible for the eclipses)
It means that what appears as the Sun sinking behind the curve of Earth really is the Sun shrinking and fading in the distance in a way exactly similar to a boat seen sinking behind an imaginary curve, it doesn't. Perspective is responsible for the optical trick at play here.
Now When the Sun is too far away from you, darkness settles in because light doesn't travel to infinity and past a certain distance won't be able to bring light in your area until the current rotation is completed and the Sun reappears in the distance coming from East. At first small and as it comes closer, its apparent size grows and a new day starts.

>>18547204

greer is a faggot piece of shit

>>18547091
Universe is too big for us to be alone. Even if it's just bacteria theres life out there somewhere.

>>18553801
We didn't invent time. Time is something the 3rd dimension is subject to.

>>18554337
Time is something at least the three spatial dimensions we inhabit are subject to

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>>18553851
Looks like your theory needs a shave. You can borrow mine

>>18553391
underrated post

>>18550035
he's not schizo he's well informed

>>18547091
we r a simulation :^)

>>18547091
A whole two possibilities?
Way to not limit yourself there, guy.

You will know when the stars are in the right position, the sun darkens and the moon is red.

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>>18547091

>>18552076
Nobody gives a fuck about one of the most meaningless quotes full of fake wisdom.

It's god damn trite and drivel and sold as golden wisdom.

>>18547091
Everything in the universe either IS or ISN'T a potato.

There are two possibilities, we are completely and utterly fucked because OP's insane ramblings attracted the old ones or we aren't.

>>18552076
We recognize them. Except you mangled it so bad it lost its meaning. The "both are equally terrifying" part is the important one.

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>>18547091

>>18556207
you seem bitter, wanna talk about it?

>>18556991
You seem like an attention whore, wanna talk about why your parents dont love you ?

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>>18547204
I'd love to see an MMA fight in the ring hosted by judges Boo-Berry, Count Chocula and Frankenberry where the two buffest guys of the paranormal Zak Bagans and Steven Greer go toe to toe in the Octagon. The ring girl will be Elvira Mistress of the Dark (for a gilf she still looks good) and the ring announcer would be the crazy dude from Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome.

you exist, that right there is enough evidence to believe that there are billions of beings existing along with you. each of them containing their own biological makeup and factors which place them in uniqueness.

they are unseen, but they are still there nonetheless

>>18553851
You're a retard

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>>18547091
>18552076
the real reason why you and i have never actually

touched or had real contact with E.T
is that, they operate in a different time factor
also are invisible.
sometimes they send a signal like graffity
we were here often it's to a contacte
or you have been taken as a kid.
and they are either protecting you
or abusing you or something in the middle
personaliy i have had 2 messages left behind
after some time i had to destroy the evidence
it made me to paranoid and the evidence
they left behind "the graffity"
was alive and watching me
p.s im not mentaly sick or a skidz
yes they are real and no we are deffently not alone.
those who contacted me., knew me
and the message they sent i can't tell you the message because you wont be able to understand it anyway sence it was very
personal.

i wish you all good health

the pleiadian

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>>18547091
>Two possibilities exist: Either we are alone in the universe or we are not. Both are equally terrifying.
Get the quote right, faggot.

>>18547091
most likely that we are not alone:
intelligent alien life residing within 1000 light years from earth.
59.6% chance.
alien life residing within 100 light years from earth.
91.7% chance.

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>>18548947
nope.if they have the capability to travel to us then they have the capability to wipe us out.the distance from the earth to the moon is 384 400 km and the distance from the closest earth like planet is 103 957 523 times that.

>>18552076
Arthur C. Clarke.

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>>18547091
Turns out civilization is self-destructive. What a surprise. Social and especially enviromental pressure makes sure no technical civilization survives for very long. We may find ancient ruins or the remains of someone who transcended. Given the time and distance involved those are the only things that can be found.
On a more positive note, life itself only needs a handful of key ingredients and should be relatively abundant.

>>18549886
Aero engineer here. I came here to laugh at you. Like, really, the post is that shameful. The only thing a colony ship needs for both power and thrust is hydrogen, eg. the cheapest thing in the universe.
>timely manner
The ship will save time (and supplies) the faster it goes. From the right point of view, colonizing space takes no time at all.

>>18547199
kek, you ate alfredo

>>18564389
You mean sauce Alfredo?

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>>18554359
>>18560680
>>18564206

Globetards unable to defend the SCI-FI novel they call science and forced to resort to ad hominem.
Business as usual.

>>18547091
3 possibilities.

(Not WE) YOU are the only being that exists. All of us are puppets and you are in denial because your fear loneliness.

>>18547517
kek

>>18547762
That means no, then. One out of two possible answers.

>>18564219
Pretty much this. They would just have to send some decent-sized asteroids our way and our civilization would crumple like a folding chair at a weight watchers meeting.

>>18547091
The third possiblity is that OP is a faggot.

>>18550013
How do satellites work if not for a ball earth to orbit? Are you saying every company and country with satellites would lie to you? Not to mention the hordes of amateur astronomers(the name just means that they don't do it as a profession, not that they suck at it) who look to the celestial bodies?

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It's mathematically impossible to be alone in the universe though.

Of course, another theory is that we could be alone IF this were a simulated reality, in which case, why create such an expansive area such as the universe, and only generate life on Earth? Doesn't matter sense.

>>18564219
If they were advanced enough to travel to us, then I don't think they'd be so barbaric as to want to wipe us out. I imagine the situation would play out like Arrival (2016).

>>18547780

The "darkness" and the "light" are both part of the Demiurge

Transcend duality if you want out of this fake "reality"

>>18556182

We are living in a simulation created by the Archons

A simulation of suffering so they can feast upon our psychic effluvia

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>>18565635
>mathmatically impossible

Oh, so you happen to know all the possible variables needed in the genesis of life and their relative presence in the universe?

boomp

>>18561772
Thats a damn funny picture :) Jesus looks like he should of been in the 300 movies.

>>18547091
we are slaves to them. born a slave, die a slave

>>18565746

please see

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>>18553851
Be honest do you actually believe that?

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>>18564573
>Sun doesn't rise or set, it comes closer and goes away. Same goes for the Moon and the other invisible orbs

Where do they go? Looks to me like they rise and set. If the sun "went away" from us, it would get smaller throughout the day you fucking idiot. Same for the goddamn moon. The sun would be a little dot in the sky.

Not to mention if that happened it would get uhh oh I don't know, COLD AS FUCK on Earth because our source of natural heat just flew off into fucking space "away" from us.

The Earth is not fucking flat. You're fucking retarded. The sun and moon rise and set, not "move away and then back to us".

>>18552076
Exactly how is being alone in the universe equally as scary as sharing a world with potentially dangerous species?

>>18567449
In addition, if I were to pick a choice I think it would be better to be alone in the universe.

We are simply not advanced enough to hold any value in terms of galactic communication. We would get wrecked pretty bad if we were to disagree with intelligent aliens.

Maybe there is intelligent life and we haven't been spotted yet. If that's the case we are extremely lucky and blessed to be hidden and slowly advance.