Bryce
16 years ago
Think to yourself, was there anything before this Earth...Was there another Earth or a planet that had life on it that went through the same problems like sickness, crime, overpopulation, pollution...etc and it got to the point to were the planet ended and all life ended, like were our Earth is heading to. |
Wasted Fake Smiles
16 years ago
Hmm i've never thought about that. i suppose it is possible...i guess that if we somehow had proof that the Earth was not the first planet with life on it, i would be more likely to believe it. |
Michael D Nalley
16 years ago
Evidence is being collected almost everyday. If we find the Neanderthals were less ritualistic than modern humans could we assume that religion was not a contributing factor to their extinction? |
Bryce
16 years ago
I love the feed back, it trips out my mind thinking about it and i don't mean to offend anyone about "not for the religious" thing, i just did that because i wanted open minded people and not for people to get in a big argument. There is still evidence of how Earth even began or formed but just theory so there could still be evidence out there that no one has found and it makes me mad that we will never know because i'm sure we will all be dead way before they even find anything. |
Wishmaster
16 years ago
But I do have a problem with this, and just think about this, how does order come from chaos? Don't get me wrong, but I have a hard time believe that there isn't something bigger than us |
Dark Secrets
16 years ago
Well I'm religeous and I concider myself open-minded. |
xToBeWithYoux
16 years ago
Oh, I haven't considered that before. |
Michael D Nalley
16 years ago
This discussion reminds me of a post long ago. It was said that a reporter once asked Mahatma Gandhi what he thought about western civilization; Gandhi replied; I think it would be a good idea. |
john
16 years ago
You guy's are kind of blending chaos theory and entropy together and applying it to something it was never meant to be applied to. Thermodynamics has little to do with human qualifications of morality and crime, so theories of how matter should react in a closed system seem a little silly to bring up. I always see people trying to apply both entropy and the chaos theory to scenarios that they have no bearance on. |
BitterXSweetness
16 years ago
The worlds not eanding it just seems that way. |
Michael D Nalley
16 years ago
"Thermodynamics has little to do with human qualifications of morality and crime," |
Noir
16 years ago
Your question is quite broad... however you assume that alien civilisations would interpret the same concepts of good and evil... And lets not forget that its because of religion (Judeo-Christian), that brings the western judicial system into existance... So you shouldn't rule out those who were religious...Lol |
Michael D Nalley
16 years ago
Unfortunately I have been in the chaotic places on this planet it is not wise to go to unless you are packing some heat. and feel that I survived by the grace God rather than the survival of the fittest |
adriaan
16 years ago
Strangely, I must confess it would seem unlikely unless that particular planet was somewhere light-years and light-years away, to borrow some Star Trek-ish jargon momentarily here :) |
john
16 years ago
There is a famous mathematical equation called the Drake equation that is used to estimate the number of planets in our galaxy that have intelligent life. Using this equation, even with conservative numbers put in, there should be 10-1000 planets in our galaxy with intelligent communicating life on it. now that is only our galaxy, at this point scientists predict that there are roughly 125 billion galaxies in the universe. So there could be upwards of 1.25 x 10^12 planets bearing intelligent life on them in the universe. That is a pretty huge number, now to consider that instead of that number the number is only 1, being us here on earth, would be very foolish. |
Noir
16 years ago
^^ I don't think anyone is discounting the possiblities of intelligent life, but certain people are discounting the actual process and progress of it reaching at the level of our mordern societies... |
Michael D Nalley
16 years ago
Alpha Centauri is the closest star system to the Solar System, being only 1.34 parsecs, or 4.37 light years away from our Sun. |
john
16 years ago
Theoretically you could communicate data instaneously over that distance using the quantum entanglement theory, they've already had some success transmitting data over a short distance instaneously and it is the basis for the work in quantum computing. We arent quite there yet though haha. |
Michael D Nalley
16 years ago
So all we have to do is overcome the O'Reilly factor? |
Teria
16 years ago
"No, because if there were we would have found some sort of evidence of such by now, " |
Michael D Nalley
16 years ago
There is one thing I am certain of, and that is as long as there are creatures that are aware that this world is spinning there will be drama and emotion. |
Michael D Nalley
16 years ago
On second thought I have known drama doers |
AngelicDecadence
16 years ago
There has actually been a study ( I cannot remember the name of it at this exact moment, sadly) of how likely it is that another planet can habitat life.. the percent is slim, and billions of factors were put into it, but the fact is that there is a percent, and we're part of it, are we not? |
Beautifully Disfigured
16 years ago
In my opinion i do believe that there could have been another planet and other living creatures and such. |
TheRevelation
16 years ago
We weren't the first things in this universe and we will not be the last. |
Captivat3d
16 years ago
That's a possibility, I mean, who knows right? Sadly, I do believe that this Earth will end soon, well everything has to end someday but I think we're pushing the process faster. And sadly, we're the ones to blame :/ |
Twisted Mind Broken Soul
16 years ago
I am with you ^^^^^ |
Lauren
16 years ago
I think Earth is like a grain of sand in a desert, and there are defanitly other planets or "places" out there with some sort of life on them. I think there is a higher power in this life but not as involved as so many people think it is. |
HisBlueEyedAngel
16 years ago
I think the same way...See we really don't know what life really was. Well let me put it this way we don't know the real truth we just believe what people tell us. |
Armada the Gestalt
16 years ago
I think the title's a little bit judgemental, but anyway. |
Clown
16 years ago
Life is inconsiquencal unless we |