Why are we here??

The single most important question everyone has asked themselves at one time or another.
Are we being cultivated by Alien lifeforms?
Do microscopic viruses use as us hosts?
Are we being watched, and studied?
There are many different ideas but what are your thoughts on this issue?

MOD EDIT: Seriously, you don't need 50-thousand question marks. Two at the most will do.

[edit on 2/1/2006 by cmdrkeenkid]

Originally posted by Alien DNA
Are we being cultivated by Alien lifeforms?
Do microscopic viruses use as us hosts?
Are we being watched, and studied?
There are many different ideas but what are your thoughts on this issue?

Not in my opinion
Yes...
Possibly, but doubtfully
I have no idea what the issue even is... Why are we here? Well, why not?

[edit on 2/1/2006 by cmdrkeenkid]

The purpose of life is to live it. You will only have the purpose that you yourself create. If your purpose is to have children, then have children. If your purpose is to learn, then learn. Your purpose is to live your life. Your purpose is what you make of it.



By the way, why is this in the Space Exploration forum?

I am here to serve my creator and mentor The great and powerful Mr. Beezer©.

I am being cultivated to BE an alien lifeform, to takeover this planet with my workers, but no..we are not being cultivated BY aliens.

I am but a host for no microscopic viruses, I may be a host for hate, lust, greed, indecency, Obscenity and Profanity...but not microscopic viruses.

Yes, I am actually watching you right now, and Beezer is watching me, and cmdrkeenkid is watching beezer and Skeptic is watching...well...you get it.
( PS Simon is watching EVERYONE! )

I have many different ideas and thoughts...and what was the question?

- One Man Short ®







[edit on 1-2-2006 by One Man Short of Manhood]

Originally posted by Yarium
By the way, why is this in the Space Exploration Forum?

Ahhh..good question that in itself is worthy of much debate!

Why is any topic in the Space Exploration Forum?

If a topic is in the Space Exploration Forum but no one is there to read it...does it really exist?

2 Space Exploration Forum's are traveling at the speed of light in opposite directions, Number one stops 2 light years before Number two but 12 light years after starting...how far did Number two travel?

- One Man Short ®



[edit on 1-2-2006 by One Man Short of Manhood]

Originally posted by Alien DNA
Are we being watched, and studied?

Yes, but our experiment is almost over. Soon we will leave you to your own devices, but will continue to watch and study. We suspect you will take care of the disposal of this foolish experiment for us. So long, and thanks for all the fish!

Originally posted by Alien DNA
The single most important question everyone has asked themselves at one time or another.
Are we being cultivated by Alien lifeforms?
Do microscopic viruses use as us hosts?
Are we being watched, and studied?



[edit on 2/1/2006 by cmdrkeenkid]

Not being cultivated but possibly created(hybrid race)No facts just an idea.

Scientifically I don't know but wouldn't rule it out.

Perhaps not by aliens but definitley by big brother.

Originally posted by MrDog
Scientifically I don't know but wouldn't rule it out.

One word: Parasites.

Seriously... Finding an answer to something like that would set you back what, eight seconds of your life?

Because we are not a cosmic accident but are instead created by God, if there is a purpose for life, God has told us what that purpose is.

www.gotquestions.org...

Originally posted by dbrandt
Because we are not a cosmic accident but are instead created by God, if there is a purpose for life, God has told us what that purpose is.

Of course, that just leads to the next obvious question, why is god here?

John Keel surmised that we are property just like cattle in a pin. He didn't say who we belonged to though.

A lot of the time I feel like humans are part of a huge cosmic experiment more akin to running rats in a maze or a Pavlovian slobber test.

Originally posted by spamandham

Of course, that just leads to the next obvious question, why is god here?

All we know is that God dwelt in satisfaction, and all that He planned for the history and future of the universe and mankind was ever before Him.

Originally posted by dbrandt
All we know is that God dwelt in satisfaction, and all that He planned for the history and future of the universe and mankind was ever before Him.

Would it be fair to say that god is here for his own purposes?

double post somehow, sorry

[edit on 3-2-2006 by spamandham]

Originally posted by spamandham

Would it be fair to say that god is here for his own purposes?

Probably a trick question but i'll bite. Those purposes include mankind and the universe.

Originally posted by dbrandt

Originally posted by spamandham

Would it be fair to say that god is here for his own purposes?

Probably a trick question but i'll bite. Those purposes include mankind and the universe.

Not a trick, just a point. God is alone in the same sense we are alone if there is no god, yet god is not considered to be alone. In the same way god derives his own purpose, which is not deemed awful in the least, if there is no god, we derive our own purpose.

We derive our own purpose regardless really. It's just a matter of whether or not we assign our purpose to our conception of god's purpose.

In either case, we are not alone, and we derive our own purpose.

Our purpose is to entertain "God". He treats us all like we treat computer games. How many times did you nuke all the lemmings for the fun of it?

Originally posted by Firefly_
Our purpose is to entertain "God". He treats us all like we treat computer games. How many times did you nuke all the lemmings for the fun of it?

This makes as much sense as any other god ideas.

Originally posted by Alien DNA
Are we being cultivated by Alien lifeforms?

Not quite. But we were put here by alien life forms. The greys did it, just like the tall orange ones made the greys. It's all part of the plan. If we can get over the greed and religious crap, maybe we can make a new species on another planet, too!

Why are we here?

Because it's Saturday night and we have nothing better to do.

All the best,

Roger Pearse