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originally posted by: Lumenari
a reply to: Groot
I guess the most obvious question would be if they knew what bacon was.
If they don't know then there is no real reason for us to develop space travel.
Then we can go from there.
Sorry... had to ETA.
Then I'd try to get a few of my homebrew beer down them and see if we could cruise in their rig.
Simply because I can think of nothing more epic than hearing the line "Hey Earthling... hold my beer. Watch this!!!"
originally posted by: LtFluffyCakes96
"When you realize that nothing truly matters, the universe is yours."
(besides loved ones, of course)
originally posted by: LABTECH767
a reply to: Groot
As for the God question most alien's would be as confused about that as the human race is, if in doubt there is no problem saying YES though and so many alien's would undoubtedly reply Yes if you could get a straight answer out of them but there understanding of God and our's may be completely different concept's especially if they turned out to be biological drones created by a machine culture or something similar to that, were the UFO would be the alien and it's apparent occupant's just an interface and tool it used for it's purposes but such a species or creatures would then be a better term would have no concept of God at all, there sole purpose would be to serve there machine master which with it's own soulless nature would have re-purposed there biology to it's own uses, they could even be the descendants of the original machine races creators or a re-creation of them made by the machines in a kind of cyclic event to serve there purpose.
We seek our past and our future to know ourselves but a machine would have no desire to do so, it may not even have a self but each part would network with the whole and when apart would become a smaller version of the whole a single individual not a race of individual's and it would see no need to give it's biological drone's any such individuality, in fact such a soulless race of machine intelligence may even be abomination to our own sensibility's in many way's not least of which would be there linear dimensional nature and lack of soul.
Rather ask would you ask a higher dimensional being does it believe in God, do higher dimensional being's exist and if they do and they know of other dimensions'.
But if the alien was just like us but looked different I would ask what they are doing here, are they aware of other alien presence in our solar system, do they have cures for our diseases or could they share the science for us to find them or would they then fear we would simply weaponize such science and destroy ourselves or others with it.
But if we walked into a Cantina star wars like filled with various aliens and they were friendly and chatty and we had the ability to understand them and they us then it is all a matter of manners and asking questions can be awfully rude, they are not our parent's after all.
originally posted by: Groot
originally posted by: LtFluffyCakes96
"When you realize that nothing truly matters, the universe is yours."
(besides loved ones, of course)
Something I have learned, unfortunately, late in my life.
originally posted by: Groot
originally posted by: Lumenari
a reply to: Groot
I guess the most obvious question would be if they knew what bacon was.
If they don't know then there is no real reason for us to develop space travel.
Then we can go from there.
Sorry... had to ETA.
Then I'd try to get a few of my homebrew beer down them and see if we could cruise in their rig.
Simply because I can think of nothing more epic than hearing the line "Hey Earthling... hold my beer. Watch this!!!"
LMAO ! Bacon to us could be jellyfich chitlins to them. And as far as "old my beer" , they would be abducting mexicans and dropping them off in Nancy's yard.
In all honesty, the Captain Obvious question would be "why are you here".
I'd like to know the answer to that before anything else.
originally posted by: InTheShadows
originally posted by: Groot
originally posted by: LtFluffyCakes96
"When you realize that nothing truly matters, the universe is yours."
(besides loved ones, of course)
Something I have learned, unfortunately, late in my life.
Then ask them about why that is. Something personal and universal at the same time. We all seem to learn the important shiite when it's almost too late. If they can answer a question such as that and you are left with no doubt that they are right, then you would also know the answer to the question "Is there a God"?
Remember the time frame when "God" was first "known" about. Think about the mindset of the people in that time frame, and realize that that a race of people on relatively the same level that we are now, would be considered "Gods" to them.
Let it sink in.
originally posted by: InTheShadows
In all honesty, the Captain Obvious question would be "why are you here".
I'd like to know the answer to that before anything else.
The Captain Obvious answer: Bacon.
originally posted by: Lumenari
a reply to: Groot
Since you're all wined up...
The puffer fish not only has spines, but secretes a poison when it puffs up.
Oddly enough, dolphins get high on the poison.
So dolphins will blow a puffer up and pass it around...
Linky
Gives a whole new meaning to the name puffer fish...
Dolphins may be a lot smarter than we thought.