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Actually it sounds like maybe you're the one being presumptive. We use radio and the whole point of SETI is another civilization equal to us likely would too. Since we’ve been using radio for 100 years or so, any civilization within 100 light years of us could have detected us by now and visa versa. Why haven’t we detected anything when we’re receiving light (and therefore radio too) from all around us covering millions of years of history?
Also, please provide some evidence to support your claim that “these beings can travel at the speed of light”. Why would they even need to?
Originally posted by bigfatfurrytexan
the concept that the radio waves even exit our solar system is presumptive.
Originally posted by bigfatfurrytexan
Regarding speed of light travel, there is not evidence that it happens, outside of the disappearing and rapid acceleration.
Originally posted by Access Denied
Originally posted by bigfatfurrytexan
the concept that the radio waves even exit our solar system is presumptive.
Not really, quasars emit light and radio waves, both of which we can detect, so there’s no need for any of those wild theories. Basically the “problem” (controversy within the scientific community) with SETI’s approach comes down to assumed transmitter signal strengths and practical receiver sensitivity. If “they” aren’t “yelling” loud enough our “ears” may not be good enough to hear it. This may change (the probability) with the new (Paul) Allen Telescope Array that just came on line though…This should expand our range out to ~1000 light years.
Originally posted by bigfatfurrytexan
Regarding speed of light travel, there is not evidence that it happens, outside of the disappearing and rapid acceleration.
Sorry but that is NOT evidence of FTL travel. Picture a speeding bullet.
Later,
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[edit on 1-7-2007 by Access Denied]
A common error regarding the differential diagnosis in this decision tree is to assume that a belief that is unusual (at least from the clinician's perspective) is necessarily a delusion.
Such misattributions can be avoided through a careful application of the DSM-IV-TR glossary definition of delusion: A false belief based on incorrect inference about external reality that is firmly sustained despite what almost everyone else believes and despite what constitutes incontrovertible and obvious proof or evidence to the contrary.
Originally posted by bigfatfurrytexan
I will defend my assertion that having radio waves exit our solar system being presumptive, i think, until we actually are able to monitor the radio waves that exit the solar system from a location outside our solar system.
Originally posted by Raud
Hmm, like always JL seems to avoid discussions like this.
I take that as proof enough (like I already did a long time ago) that there sure is something fishy going about with this caracter and his claims.
Way to go John.
Originally posted by Raud
Hmm, like always JL seems to avoid discussions like this.
I take that as proof enough (like I already did a long time ago) that there sure is something fishy going about with this caracter and his claims.
Way to go John.
Originally posted by Raud
Yeah, you might have a point there. It is not my real intention to attack his mental status (whichever that might be, it's not really interresting anyhow). As far as I am concerned we all suffer from some sort of "illness". Nevertheless, I feel compelled to take part in any such discussion when it comes to dig out the roots of JLs "factless" statements.
I too think that targeting personal (possible) disadvanteges is a bit below my standards. Maybe I should start reading the OPs more accuratly from start. Hehe. Way to go Raud.
Sorry for that JL, but please, tell me how you for the first time got information on those "soul towers" and how/when you confirmed this occurrance as 100% valid and TRUE.