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Originally posted by 93Honda
i love how i state that it's my "OPINION", thus of my own thought, i was not forcing it onto anyone, and what happens, "I don't know how old you are," man i wish i could have my integrity insulted by admins more often when stating my opinion. What i meant by basic physics is that to reach the earth would take way to much time. It's known that you can't travel at the speed of light. Don't say teleportation cause someone here presented that picture of the mayan with the rocket strapped to his rear end. But anyways it doesn't really matter, Everyone is entitled to their own opinion. That is just what i think. Sure there is a lot of unexplained stuff, i'm just saying you don't have to automatically jump to god or aliens to provide answers to those problems. People used to say god controlled the weather, and we know now that that is just not the case. Given time science can answer any question.
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Yeah everybody knows that god doesn't controll the weather. It's whether or not you left the sunroof open.
I didn't learn anything in physics or biology that in any way denied the possibility of an alien culture visiting the Earth. Based upon what we think we know about history and evolution, I doubt whether any alien culture helped create humans....however why couldn't they have simply visited?
I think there's the possibility that life on Earth perhaps got its start as a seed from another world. I consider it just as likely as it starting by its own on Earth. That's not to say it was a seed sent by anybody, but it could have come from elsewhere. And it may have just started in the proverbial primordial soup.
There are so many fascinating things about some of the ancient human cultures that we have yet to explain. Scholars still debate to this day the exact way the pyramids were built. The precision with which they were built and the incredible feats that were overcome by the technology we're aware of them having are astounding. The shear weight of the blocks uses is immense, it's just amazing.
Considering their fascination with the heavens, the precision and magnitude of their engineering accomplishments with relation to the heavens, and some of their visual representations of the gods.....I think it's entirely possible the Earth was perhaps visited by elsewhere.
I don't really believe one way or the other that Earth was visited, I'm just saying I wouldn't be surprised if it was....or wasn't.
Edit: I wouldn't have such blind faith in science. Given time some questions are much more difficult to answer. While science is powerful, it is also weak. It is limited by the imagination and capabilities of the human mind to realize, comprehend, understand, and discover. Often times many areas of science only develop further upon chance discovery of something. Whether science would have developed in the same way without the discovery, given time, will never be known.
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