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4 minutes ago, Lona Delery said:

Uhm sis, evolution on the earth is not the same as it would be on other planets. There is no way there are other humans on other planets :awkney:

You are right. But there is a possibility of human like aliens if the planet they evolved from is very similar to Earth.

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Lona Delery
Just now, E Nigma said:

You are right. But there is a possibility of human like aliens if the planet they evolved from is very similar to Earth.

Even then, the possibility is really low. It was pure coincidence how early mammals evolved into apes and apes into humans; the possibility for this to happen somewhere else, even if they only look similar, is nearly equal to zero

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1 hour ago, Dominic Marc said:

It's not going to be the alien in the standard Hollywood sense. If anything just tiny microbial life but I'm still sceptical. 

I think he is referring to advanced alien beings.

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5 minutes ago, Lona Delery said:

Even then, the possibility is really low. It was pure coincidence how early mammals evolved into apes and apes into humans; the possibility for this to happen somewhere else, even if they only look similar, is nearly equal to zero

Obviously they won't be identical. But just similar. What if it's very common for all life to evolve from water? Therefore the next step would be for water organisms to evolve into land organisms. In other words, Earth's pattern of evolution could be common.

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26 minutes ago, Lona Delery said:

Uhm sis, evolution on the earth is not the same as it would be on other planets. There is no way there are other humans on other planets 

why not?  why should we be the only humans? :giggle:  why shouldnt there be another earty in the universe. i mean there are other planets too.. so there is somewhere another earth. :poot:

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LaMaisonGaga

It's unrealistic for me to think that in this huge ass endless space we call the galaxy that we are the only living beings.  There just has to be more.

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beboskoukla
36 minutes ago, ARTPOPthatbooty said:

It's unrealistic for me to think that in this huge ass endless space we call the galaxy that we are the only living beings.  There just has to be more.

THIS!!!!! exectly what I think!

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Chromatislaps
2 hours ago, DominicB said:

When will people realize that aliens can be considered a plant on another planet and that they've probably transported said alien plant onto earth to be fused with the plants we have now, thus, we creating alien human hybrids long before we realized that we are in fact the aliens we so search for? 

what if Earth is the last habitable planet in the neighbourhood because mankind has hopped from planet to planet over a course of millions of years draining every habitable planned we land upon :giveup: 

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Abramovic
1 hour ago, vanus said:

i think some of the animals are aliens

Yeah I think the snake obviously giphy.gif

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1 hour ago, Lona Delery said:

Even then, the possibility is really low. It was pure coincidence how early mammals evolved into apes and apes into humans; the possibility for this to happen somewhere else, even if they only look similar, is nearly equal to zero

Not really. We have found countless hospitable earth-like planets all in the goldilocks zone that have the potential to harbour life. It's actually extremely likely that there are other species out there following a similar evolutionary path.

I think it would be egotistical of us as a species to believe  the thousands of earth-like planets we have found, not one contains the building blocks for advanced life and therefore evolution? :oprah:

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1 hour ago, E Nigma said:

Obviously they won't be identical. But just similar. What if it's very common for all life to evolve from water? Therefore the next step would be for water organisms to evolve into land organisms. In other words, Earth's pattern of evolution could be common.

That's a very earthbound thinking because other planets may have lifeforms that aren't carbon based

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Dominic

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Thought I'd tag you here because I know you like these kinda threads :)

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SHOOKGA

Actual proof of aliens coming to earth to watch the JWT:woohoo:

Wait so if we are called little monsters

Then are aliens little humans?:lana:

Not very born this way of you 😫
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Lona Delery
28 minutes ago, Dominic Marc said:

Not really. We have found countless hospitable earth-like planets all in the goldilocks zone that have the potential to harbour life. It's actually extremely likely that there are other species out there following a similar evolutionary path.

I think it would be egotistical of us as a species to believe  the thousands of earth-like planets we have found, not one contains the building blocks for advanced life and therefore evolution? :oprah:

I never said anything against advanced life? I am saying there might be advanced life forms which do not resemle our looks

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