I not fat nor bald.

I guess they are willing to play the odds.

 

They would loose, cause I am bad ass.

 

They would loose, cause I am bad ass.

Then you should be busy adding notches to your bed post instead if Googling "Death Star".

 

They would loose, cause I am bad ass.

Is that you pointing to your head...or are you the one pointing to your belly?

 

Then you should be busy adding notches to your bed post instead if Googling "Death Star".

Bad ass did not understand.

 

Is that you pointing to your head...or are you the one pointing to your belly?

Pick one.

 

Bad ass did not understand.

A notch (a small cut with a pocket knife) in your bed post is a method to register each visitors to your bed. Maybe more common in countries with a lower divorce rate. In your country, you may just count sets of divorce papers.

Maybe there is a bit of a cultural gap, I now understand why divorce is so common in the Maldives...

http://maldivesindependent.com/crime-2/maldives-court-sentences-woman-to-death-by-stoning-118541

 

A notch (a small cut with a pocket knife) in your bed post is a method to register each visitors to your bed. Maybe more common in countries with a lower divorce rate. In your country, you may just count sets of divorce papers.

Hee hee. I change the bed on each visitor...How about that ?

We break the record on everything.

 

Normally for a notch on your bed post to count, there has to be at least one other person in the bed with you.

 

Apparently that wasn't the case

 

This a very good article relevant to this discussion:

We long to be seen by something other than ourselves, because then our own existence is strengthened.

https://www.newscientist.com/articl...at-aliens-would-really-mean-for-us-as-humans/

 

 

I recently binge watched the first two and a half seasons of Fallen Skies. Although it finally exceeded my capacity for suspending disbelief and I won't watch the remaining episodes, it wasn't the sci-fi content that sank, but rather the stupid and amateurish use of "dream scenes," excessive plot coincidences, and other poor writing that pushed me from the viewing ranks. (For example, Tom rubbed two sticks together in a rain forest to cause a pile of straw to suddenly explode into flames.)

On the other hand, some of the alien situations were interesting and stimulated my imagination at what just might be possible.

 

http://www.mnn.com/earth-matters/sp...ical-radio-waves-deep-space-baffle-scientists

They may not be that far away, taken with a 500 mill laser focus approx 50,000 , local observatory states not a weather ballon and cannot say what it is

 

Well, it seems that the anomaly that got this thread started can't be explained by comets, after all. So the judge's still out as to determining the real cause of the mentioned phenomena:
https://www.newscientist.com/articl...ain-weird-alien-megastructure-star-after-all/

On another note, it's too bad that I don't have full access to New Scientist's website:
https://www.newscientist.com/articl...-et-7-ways-aliens-might-give-themselves-away/

 

I, for one, welcome our new star dimming overlords.

 

And talking about wet blankets, here's a very interesting article putting a realistic perspective on the possibility of humans populating an earth-II:

http://www.scientificamerican.com/article/what-will-it-take-for-humans-to-colonize-the-milky-way1/

 

What could super-advanced aliens want to do with us, in the first place?

• My first guess would be to simply study us and learn (most likely how not to do things). Or they might take DNA samples from earth organisms and add them to their library.
  
• My second choice would be the exploitation of our natural resources. But I find that extremely unlikely, since water (for instance) could be more easily extracted from comets, and minerals from asteroids. Instead of having to haul them out from earth's gravity in the first place.
• My third, and probably most scary theory, is that they might want to impose on us some intergalactic religion, political system, or existentialist rule, so that every single civilization that they touch ends up believing in the same thing, acting the same way and obeying the same laws... or else. It is this desire for a brutal uniformity (be it religious, ideological or political) that has driven most of humanity's bloodiest historical events, and I see no reason why another intelligent species wouldn't act the same way

In my imagination, it's conceivable that some of these aliens might study us, for whatever purpose they have in mind, just as some people study insects and bacteria. I doubt there is much they could learn from us in regards to our civilization, however, as their technology would be billions of years beyond us. How long ago would they have had to send out these radio signals, if they are from our own galaxy, let alone another galaxy? Inconceivable! It's also unlikely that these aliens understand our world at all. It is so far beneath them, then what is unknown to us is also unknown to them. That's why you don't see flying saucers everyday - although they very well may be here somehow. I also think that they would not need any resources from us, but if they did, they would violently take what they want. That's like people who kill off pests, or even farm animals. That's why it's possible that we are serving some kind of purpose for these aliens, just as animals have long ago been domesticated. We wouldn't even know it. Another possibility is that these radio signals are an attempt to probe this planet, or a communication with something already on this planet.

 

I doubt there is much they could learn from us in regards to our civilization, however, as their technology would be billions of years beyond us.

On what do you base this claim? Consider where humanity was just a hundred years ago compared to where we are today. Now extrapolate that just a few hundred years.

 

There are many more resource in out solar system than on this puny planet. The only thing we might have that would be interesting in unique real estate. If they were that advanced they could make their own.