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Earth has a twin.
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Bend_The_Knee
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they preparing us for that day they finally come out and admit that we are not alone
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its kind of crazy to think about. life is seriously, all about location. everything about the way we are is a result of our location. so it's kind of funny to me for people to assume that development and evolution is uniform across the universe...(nothings gonna change my worlllldddd lol).. just as evolution across the world isn't necessarily uniform, and we are on the same planet. so how can one say that it (life in other galaxies) requires the same things as we require? (light, water, co2, o2)
the conditions that we exist in (our earth) will probably never be recreated precisely 100%. even though this planet G bears a lot of similarities, the conditions are not 100% the same. perhaps the varying percentage made all the difference, and developed in a completely different way, with different chemicals and necessities for life?
the key is evolution...
i dont know much about chemical properties in other galaxies and i'm sure there's an answer to my queries but i'm just thinking. hm.
the conditions that we exist in (our earth) will probably never be recreated precisely 100%. even though this planet G bears a lot of similarities, the conditions are not 100% the same. perhaps the varying percentage made all the difference, and developed in a completely different way, with different chemicals and necessities for life?
the key is evolution...
i dont know much about chemical properties in other galaxies and i'm sure there's an answer to my queries but i'm just thinking. hm.
Bend_The_Knee
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they preparing us for that day they finally come out and admit that we are not alone
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its kind of crazy to think about. life is seriously, all about location. everything about the way we are is a result of our location. so it's kind of funny to me for people to assume that development and evolution is uniform across the universe...(nothings gonna change my worlllldddd lol).. just as evolution across the world isn't necessarily uniform, and we are on the same planet. so how can one say that it (life in other galaxies) requires the same things as we require? (light, water, co2, o2)
the conditions that we exist in (our earth) will probably never be recreated precisely 100%. even though this planet G bears a lot of similarities, the conditions are not 100% the same. perhaps the varying percentage made all the difference, and developed in a completely different way, with different chemicals and necessities for life?
the key is evolution...
i dont know much about chemical properties in other galaxies and i'm sure there's an answer to my queries but i'm just thinking. hm.
the conditions that we exist in (our earth) will probably never be recreated precisely 100%. even though this planet G bears a lot of similarities, the conditions are not 100% the same. perhaps the varying percentage made all the difference, and developed in a completely different way, with different chemicals and necessities for life?
the key is evolution...
i dont know much about chemical properties in other galaxies and i'm sure there's an answer to my queries but i'm just thinking. hm.
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MAN I WONDER WUT MODELS THAT PLANET HOLDS
IM TIRED OF THE *%!%+#* HERE
IM TIRED OF THE *%!%+#* HERE
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MAN I WONDER WUT MODELS THAT PLANET HOLDS
IM TIRED OF THE *%!%+#* HERE
IM TIRED OF THE *%!%+#* HERE
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More information on this planet is needed...this could be interesting
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MAN I WONDER WUT MODELS THAT PLANET HOLDS
IM TIRED OF THE BICHES HERE
IM TIRED OF THE BICHES HERE
shoeking2101
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More information on this planet is needed...this could be interesting
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MAN I WONDER WUT MODELS THAT PLANET HOLDS
IM TIRED OF THE BICHES HERE
IM TIRED OF THE BICHES HERE
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who's to say it wouldnt be the other way around?
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who's to say it wouldnt be the other way around?
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Very interesting & fascinating at the same time.
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Very interesting & fascinating at the same time.
Mister Meaner
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Word. Like, how do we know that whatever life maybe out there isn't so far advanced beyond us that they don't even bother letting us know what's going on out there. And if we ever we able to make that journey and try to fool with them, they'd light our !@@%* up.
Mister Meaner
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Word. Like, how do we know that whatever life maybe out there isn't so far advanced beyond us that they don't even bother letting us know what's going on out there. And if we ever we able to make that journey and try to fool with them, they'd light our !@@%* up.
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Imagine if they look exactly like us, but just more intelligent
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Imagine if they look exactly like us, but just more intelligent
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Imagine if they look exactly like us, but just more intelligent
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Imagine if they look exactly like us, but just more intelligent
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Originally Posted by Millzhouse719
Imagine if they look exactly like us, but just more intelligent.
But how do you measure intelligence with someone who has absolute zero knowledge of what we know, and vice versa?
What if their math and science are much more different at ours, or use different techniques altogether?
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Originally Posted by Millzhouse719
Imagine if they look exactly like us, but just more intelligent.
But how do you measure intelligence with someone who has absolute zero knowledge of what we know, and vice versa?
What if their math and science are much more different at ours, or use different techniques altogether?
