Yes We Are Alone Not

HiC Different areas of the universe have their own spacetime.
Intelligent life might have come and gone. If we are the only
intelligent life in the Milky Way that means we must look for life in
Andromeda. It even has a better chance there than here.(more stars) It
is only two million LY away. We should send a signal as soon as
possible,so that Darla will not have any wasted time in getting their
message back. After all back and forth means four million years and
that's a long time to be on hold bert

On Jun 14, 6:12 am, (G=EMC^2 Glazier) wrote:
HiC Different areas of the universe have their own spacetime.
Intelligent life might have come and gone. If we are the only
intelligent life in the Milky Way that means we must look for life in
Andromeda.


Do you realize what a big neighborhood that is? Might be easier to
seach for something in the United Sates on foot!


It even has a better chance there than here.(more stars) It
is only two million LY away. We should send a signal as soon as
possible,so that Darla will not have any wasted time in getting their
message back.


Need that FTL radio.


After all back and forth means four million years and
that's a long time to be on hold bert


Which means FTL flight should ba a priority!

Double-A

On Jun 14, 6:12 am, (G=EMC^2 Glazier) wrote:
HiC Different areas of the universe have their own spacetime.
Intelligent life might have come and gone. If we are the only
intelligent life in the Milky Way that means we must look for life in
Andromeda. It even has a better chance there than here.(more stars) It
is only two million LY away. We should send a signal as soon as
possible,so that Darla will not have any wasted time in getting their
message back. After all back and forth means four million years and
that's a long time to be on hold bert


Andromeda has 1 trillion stars!

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Andromeda_Galaxy

Even if we could jump instantly to Andromeda, and could jump instantly
from star to star, if we spent only one day exploring the vacinity of
each star on a 50 year mission, we could still only explore 18262 of
them! That would only be 18 billionths of the galaxy!

We are going to need a very large fleet!

Double-A

"Charles D. Bohne" wrote in message
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On Thu, 14 Jun 2007 09:12:50 -0400, (G=EMC^2
Glazier) wrote:

HiC Different areas of the universe have their own spacetime.
Intelligent life might have come and gone. If we are the only
intelligent life in the Milky Way that means we must look for life in
Andromeda. It even has a better chance there than here.(more stars) It
is only two million LY away. We should send a signal as soon as
possible,so that Darla will not have any wasted time in getting their
message back. After all back and forth means four million years and
that's a long time to be on hold bert

Life is everywhere in the Universe, but our definition of "intelligent
life" lacks intelligence because we only accept exact copies of
ourselves as "intelligent life". We do have a long way to go to
understand the "intelligence of the cosmos".

Some of the population are going the "other way" by wanting to become ducks.

HJ

"Charles D. Bohne" wrote in message
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On Thu, 14 Jun 2007 14:25:22 -0500, "John \"C\""
wrote:

We do have a long way to go to
understand the "intelligence of the cosmos".

Some of the population are going the "other way" by wanting to become
ducks.

****ing a duck won't make Deco Ass and Ödipus become ducks.

Ya reckon?

"Charles D. Bohne" wrote in message
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On Thu, 14 Jun 2007 17:22:38 -0500, "John \"C\""
wrote:

Ya reckon?

Nah, I'm not a con :-

Then pull my finger.

"Charles D. Bohne" wrote in message
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On Thu, 14 Jun 2007 19:28:44 -0500, "John \"C\""
wrote:

Ya reckon?

Nah, I'm not a con :-

Then pull my finger.

I'd prefer to pull your leg ;

Carl R. Osterwald will have a rude and vile comment about that!

HJ

HiC There can be no Anthropic Principle without conscious observers.
Intelligent life lives in the best of spacetimes(Now) Early universe
just nebula(hydrogen and helium.) Future state of the universe burned
out stars(cold) I'm not all that happy with the anthropic
principle,but it does fit in some of my thinking. Like we can think
about the various ways our universe has been "fined tuned" Sum it up
the universe is organic,and mother nature created conscious life so that
the universe can see itself. We are star stuff that comes out of super
nova explosions. We are the by-product of fusion bert

HiC Mother nature was very smart when she made life solar systems so
very far apart. That way there can be no star wars. She also is making
distances greater and greater to get from A to B She did that in
relation to the accelerated brain power to build faster and faster space
ships Bert

On Jun 15, 5:47 am, "Charles D. Bohne" wrote:
On Fri, 15 Jun 2007 07:47:55 -0400, (G=EMC^2

Glazier) wrote:
HiC There can be no Anthropic Principle without conscious observers.
Intelligent life lives in the best of spacetimes(Now) Early universe
just nebula(hydrogen and helium.) Future state of the universe burned
out stars(cold) I'm not all that happy with the anthropic
principle,but it does fit in some of my thinking. Like we can think
about the various ways our universe has been "fined tuned" Sum it up
the universe is organic,and mother nature created conscious life so that
the universe can see itself. We are star stuff that comes out of super
nova explosions. We are the by-product of fusion bert

The "Anthropic Principle"http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anthropic_principle

is a little bit too "chauvinistic". This universe is ready to support
life and all forms of consciousness, not just us temporary humans :-
C.

I agree, but local Zions are simply not going to take kindly to that
thought or plan of action. Their Zion intent is to control the past,
to whatever extent that task requires.
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"whoever controls the past, controls the future" / George Orwell
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Brad Guth