Topic: Infinity

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[deBauch]

I heard an interesting point that I would like to share with the group...would we like to share 

There are most likely no advanced civilisations in our vicinity...the reasoning...if you consider that we've gone from the stone age to space travel within a mere couple of thousand years and then factor in that our galaxy has been in existence for a few billion years its a reasonable proposition to make.  Of course there remains the possibility that civilisations have come and gone.....

[JimmyBlonde]

Put it this way...

Would you go out of your way to visit a leper colony?

[cardtrick]

Put it this way...

Would you go out of your way to visit a leper colony?

Yoo hoo... hello. Jimmy?

You can't call them lepers anymore. It's a derrogatory term now. People Affected by Hansen's Disease don't want to be called Lepers because of the negative connotation.

I kid you not.

 

[JimmyBlonde]

Oh, so sorry.

I'm off to see if I can't dredge up some care from Giveafuck Bay... brb.

Does listeniong to Hanson really have that much of an effect?

[IDOLGIRL]

I heard an interesting point that I would like to share with the group...would we like to share 

There are most likely no advanced civilisations in our vicinity...Of course there remains the possibility that civilisations have come and gone.....

I agree, wholeheartedly, that there are no other civilizations within our vicinity. We've only managed to accomplish a short distance (short, when you consider the vastness of the known universe). The question I have is: Is there a planet outside our vicinity/realm of exploration that has life? I believe there is. There are civilizations we don't know about on our own planet...I have no doubt that the same holds true 'out there', where no man has boldly gone before *insert Star Trek theme song here*