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To: Lhn5 who wrote (7680)3/13/2006 2:16:30 PM
From: ahhahaRespond to of 24758
 
The only way that advanced aliens would not want to check us out up close

If a civilization has achieved the technology to get here, they have already achieved the technology to obviate any need for observation. If one can travel the galaxy, there's so much out there that "they have already visited lots of worlds just like us".

they are bored with the whole thing.

Not boredom because they can have fun with us through things like Crop Circles which are allowed under the Prime Directive. It's like playing with a pet ape.



To: Lhn5 who wrote (7680)3/13/2006 3:22:01 PM
From: JayPCRead Replies (3) | Respond to of 24758
 
The only way that advanced aliens would not want to check us out up close is if they have already visited lots of worlds just like us and they are bored with the whole thing.

Would an advance alien get in its space mobile and drive here? Or is it more likely they'd open a wormhole and look over your shoulder.

Just set up an inverse tachyon beam routed through your forward array, launch an anti-matter spread and you will be able to detect it.

Regards,
Jay


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