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eaglescouter
03-17-11, 03:25 PM
Instead of us finding intellegent life in the universe; Japan establishes a pulsing beacon that lights up every 24 hours. Intellegent life examines the signal and determines that the subject lifeform is not sufficiently advanced to warrant contact. :shrug:
CompuTamer
03-17-11, 05:49 PM
Is Japan really doing this? Seems they have a lot on their hands to be setting up Christmas trees right now...
I vote with just blast the entire universe with an RF wave that has the entire collective electricity of the planet behind it so that when it gets to wherever it gets, they won't have to put the signal back together to see what's in it :)
... Intellegent life examines the signal and determines that the subject lifeform is not sufficiently advanced to warrant contact. :shrug:If they've managed to decode our TV signals they already know that.
Abyssal Angel
03-18-11, 12:35 AM
For my part I'm sure there's intelligent life out there, and that they were right on the cusp of making contact.
But then someone invented the Internet and the online books :)
I'm envisioning a future where an entire species will be judged by our shoddy run of the mill Sci-Fi book selection, don't get me wrong, I love Sci-Fi, it's just that there are so many hacks around.
Or a future where the "aliens" will bring crosses and holy H2O based on their intimate scrutiny of the Twillight books ^^
Personally I hope they're reading Stephen King and are too afraid of our monsters
QuietIce
03-18-11, 01:53 AM
If they've managed to decode our TV signals they already know that. LOL!
Beam me up, Scotty, there is no intelligent life on this planet.
Pete Church
03-18-11, 02:08 AM
This is still my favorite calvin and hobbes that is relevant to the topic at hand. Can't help it, one of my favorite cartoons of all time:
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