Intelligent life in Outer space?

[Madeline]

Do you think that we're alone in this universe? are there like hot guys on other planets? lol

Your thoughts?

Love,
Madeline

 

[juggler]

I think this answers your question!!!


YouTube - Galaxy Song - Monty Python - The Meaning Of Life

 

[gLing]

Do you think that we're alone in this universe? are there like hot guys on other planets? lol

Your thoughts?

Love,
Madeline

As vast as the universe is, anything is possible.

 

[debbie t]

this is my reason and answer


YouTube - DS9 - Quark is fun

 

[IntruderLS1]

Do you think that we're alone in this universe? are there like hot guys on other planets? lol

Your thoughts?

Love,
Madeline

I think there is probably intelligent life on other planets. ... As to the hotness of their males though, I'll have to leave the speculation to you.

 

[Peter Parka]

Yes and no. Explanation... Mork!

 

[COOL_BREEZE2]

====:ninja

 

[Mase]

No, I don't think there would be intelligent life in outer space. Mainly since its unintelligible to live in outer space.

I do think there would be intelligent life on other planets, however.

 

[sharpies]

I doubt that there is intelligent life elsewhere in the universe. There are many reasons but the most basic one is that intelligence is ultimately self destructive. As a species man has been on this planet for less than 3 million years & I doubt we will last for much more (yes, a very pessimistic view). There have been species of large animals on this planet that have lasted for tens & even hundreds of millions of years - none of them intelligent. (In this instance intelligence is the ability to alter the world around you instead of adapting to it)

There are species of smaller animals, bacteria... etc that have been around for billions of years & that can survive in the harshest of environments - these are the sorts of life that will probably abound in the universe.

Allan

 

[gLing]

the most basic one is that intelligence is ultimately self destructive.

That assumption is based on only one example, us. The universe is so vast that there could be billions of civilizations out there. Just because we are violent and destructive does not mean that would be the norm elsewhere.

 

[sharpies]

That is true, but when compared to the vast numbers of species that have lived successfully over the eons, I'll stand by it a little longer - I am, of course, quite willing to alter my viewpoint once we come across a smart long-lived intelligent species.

Allan

 

[TheOriginalJames]

Have we even found intelligent life on this planet?

 

[gLing]

Have we even found intelligent life on this planet?

Not in congress, no.

 

[Breath]

... intelligence is ultimately self destructive...

I think you may have just answered a question I've had in my mind. That completely makes sense.

Have we even found intelligent life on this planet?

Yes. They're called women.

 

[gLing]

You liberals always forget about the Klingon Empire...

 

[TheOriginalJames]

Yes. They're called women.

....

 

[Gabe]

There's something called the Drake Equation that I like to believe in...

 

[skyblue]

theres life on other planets

 

[satinbutterfly]

In outer space... no. On planets in different galaxies... absolutely.

 

[Ryder]

you never know.