Do you believe in space aliens?
Do you believe in space aliens?
Jaxson Lopez
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Christopher Brooks
no. aliens are not real. take your meds.
Christian Carter
kinda, we are too different from the rest of the species
Andrew Brown
Rolled 10 (1d10)
yes but highlyy doubt they aer intelligent or at least any more intelligent than us
Hudson Rivera
I believe in illegal aliens
Luke Cruz
sure do, have a nice day
Leo Walker
yes, there are many species of alien.
Chase Allen
Tell that to the millions of other civilizations inhabiting millions of other galaxies.
Tell that to the possible one or two other civilizations in our own galaxy.
Christian Campbell
The crazy thing is we've explored more of space than we have if the ocean, so it's actually more likely that we would find aliens underwater than in space. This is why we need to invest in open sauce deep marinara subs.
Lucas Thomas
who do you think controls the government?
Luis Nelson
Intelligent Beings May Exist But Certainly Not These Absurd Representations With Huge Eyes
You have to be really stupid to believe that anorexic things with the heads of shitflies can survive and develop incredible technologies when they can't even lift a shovel
Nature makes beings that have a logic, these things don't make sense from a morphological point of view, such a big head on such a thin body would be ridiculous and the alien would fall to the ground permanently because a being bipedal has a center of gravity located at its pelvis which must be wider than the rest of the body to balance the distribution of weight when moving
Jack Gutierrez
>open sauce deep marinara subs.
you're making me hungry
Robert Rogers
the aliens will destroy us the moment we might pose a threat
Owen Garcia
I believe in aliens like I believe an astroid will hit the earth.
Christopher Price
Flying at 15,000 ft one day. Clear sky.. Looking below at white puffy clouds then for about 2 seconds saw a very polished silver Something pass between the clouds. The appearance reminded me of a puddle of liquid mercury on a flat surface.... Strange what ever it was
Daniel Williams
Yes people have been encountering them for thousands of years. Thousands of books have been written about them.
Ethan Hernandez
>yes but highlyy doubt they aer intelligent or at least any more intelligent than us
The absolute state of humanity. Th is why they are seeking contact at the individual level and not communicating with us as a collective species.
Connor Wilson
>the pic
Connor Lopez
Carson Ross
they are hiding among us
Jayden Young
No. Reality isn't real and space is just a prerednered back ground
Ethan Hughes
>believe
user, there are 2 types of humans on this planet. Those who have experienced and those who have not. Many non-experiencers discuss "beliefs" but for those of us with close contact there is no belief system guiding our ideas; the commonality between all experiencers is open-mindedness towards all possibilities.
Are they aliens? Are they future or past humans? Are they natural organisms produced in the molten cores of planets? Nobody truly knows.
However, as an experiencer who has met multiple "species" I can tell you one thing with near certainty; they interact with humanity at the individual level and have been for our entire history. Why are they not willing to interact with us as a collective? Perhaps they did once and that civilization collapsed. We don't know.
Many national governments, congresses, public and private agencies and military organizations all want disclosure. They are pushing for it and it's up to society to take this seriously. If humans can in the modern era realize we are very much surrounded by "friends" our intellectual, social and technological capabilities will skyrocket. We must all demand the truth.
Gabriel Phillips
just in underground aliens, sorry
Aiden Roberts
Yes, but not here.
Any alien race intelligent enough to be able to come to earth is therefore intelligent enough to know not to.
Aaron Garcia
>The crazy thing is we've explored more of space than we have if the ocean
Wat?
user are you aware of how incomprehensively large the universe is?
I'm pretty sure you mean "we know more about space than the ocean". I would still dispute that but you are correct in saying that there is a shitload of the ocean we have not fully explored.
Josiah Ramirez
Jack Perez
Yes, space is too big for them not to exist.
Don't think they can come here, or ever communicate with us, light speed speed limit is a bitch
Christian Robinson
>Wat
He's right user. We can see all of the universe from any point in the universe and also into the past. Therefore we can collect more information about specific regions of the visible universe than the ocean. The analogy isn't perfect but it's not useless.
Luis Long
Ayy lmao
Isaiah Hughes
>we are so close to technological parity that we are a threat to a galaxy spanning civilization
Is it really that difficult for you to overcome your fear and realize we are at the bottom of a power structure? Humans are just another weak species in the cosmos.
Aaron Parker