[TheOne]

Originally Posted by ShaolinSubz

<
Nepal



7,000 B.C. - The Lolladoff plate, discovered in Nepal, appears to show a hovering disk-shaped object in the center and a small being, resembling an alien resembling an alien gray, beside it. The circular pattern is reminescent of the spiraling movement of consciousness - Golden Ratio - Sacred Geometry of creation.

I picked this one of your pictures and googled some information:

"This plate was first shown in a book from the 1970s entitled 'Sungods in Exile' by Karyl Robin-Evans. The book was actually written by a chap named David Agamon whose real name was Gamon who admitted to magazine Fortean Times that this was his hoax."

[Estemachine]

I was going to watch that last night, but decided to go to sleep instead. Now I can see it from work!

thx!

[MODE ROGUE]

I think many people are seriously starting to buy into the whole “we are not alone” movement. It’s simply a numbers game. There are literally thousands of videos of UFO’s out there. All it takes is for just one to be legitimate and there you have it. What are the odds that just one is valid?

We’re probably a big science experiment for all we know.

[YourMaster]

Very interesting topic. I watched the whole vid. Some theories seem very iffy, like alexander the great's claims, or better what people claim Alexander the great saw.

Yet i am perplexed by the idea why do all the aliens coincidently look like humans?

[Nietzsche13]

Originally Posted by Mr.Totality

this is nothing new. I think people realize that there is a lot more to history than we have been told

Maybe so, but the implications are not explored or acknowledged.

[carson2121]

man i dont have time to watch all that shxt

[Nietzsche13]

Originally Posted by YourMaster

Yet i am perplexed by the idea why do all the aliens coincidently look like humans?

I didn't watch the vid yet, but the reason why the aliens look a lot like humans is because the natural world is the same where they come from as it is here, and all beings in this universe evolve under similar circumstances: On planets revolving around a sun where water can exist as a liquid.

If you believe that the laws of nature are the same in other solar systems as they are here, it should not be surprising that "rational" beings are all very similar in their physical and genetic composition.

[YourMaster]

Originally Posted by Nietzsche13

I didn't watch the vid yet, but the reason why the aliens look a lot like humans is because the natural world is the same where they come from as it is here, and all beings in this universe evolve under similar circumstances: On planets revolving around a sun where water can exist as a liquid.

If you believe that the laws of nature are the same in other solar systems as they are here, it should not be surprising that "rational" beings are all very similar in their physical and genetic composition.

To assume that intelligent life will evolve in planets similar to earth’s atmosphere, density, gravitational pull and chemical compounds is ludicrous. Tons of scientific documentaries have explained that intelligent life could evolve from a gaseous atmosphere such as Jupiter for example. Look at the diverse life forms on Earth. Intelligent ones on any given planet doesn’t have be have humanoid features like in star trek.

[Nietzsche13]

Originally Posted by YourMaster

To assume that intelligent life will evolve in planets similar to earth’s atmosphere, density, gravitational pull and chemical compounds is ludicrous. Tons of scientific documentaries have explained that intelligent life could evolve from a gaseous atmosphere such as Jupiter for example. Look at the diverse life forms on Earth. Intelligent ones on any given planet doesn’t have be have humanoid features like in star trek.

Didn't you mean to say only in that first sentence?

I do not buy into the theories of gaseous life that follows an evolutionary path resulting in reason, but I do agree with you that a variety of physical structures are possible for beings that evolve out of nature that understand nature itself. I just think that the range of possibilities is more limited than you probably do. For instance, I have a hard time accepting that nature would produce beings with more than one mouth or nose, or more than two ears. I do think that having more than two eyes is possible. Sure, some of the smaller ones could have wings and fly around. Why not? LMAO

My assumption is simply that the laws of nature are the same throughout the entire universe. An example of what that means to me is this: In regards to the evolution of sensory organs, it will tend to be similar since the elements in nature that give rise to the selection pressures for the various types of structures that can detect them are constants. Photons reflect off of the surface areas of physical objects. Systems (in our case, neurological) evlove to receive those inputs from nature, process them, and represent the external world to the subject. I think that any alien who can fly a ship around in space has this ability, just as we do.

[Mr.Totality]

Originally Posted by Nietzsche13

Maybe so, but the implications are not explored or acknowledged.

you make a large assumption. I think they are both explored and acknowledged, however not told to the general public.