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duckznutz · 10-07-2003, 04:17 AM

we have only been able to detect signals from space . or travel ourselves into space for the last 50 years or so! A blink of an eye in the great scheme of things! Even assuming we are around for another million years before we die out then the that is STILL a relative blink of an eye. There are many anomolies on our planet that 'might' have been the result of visitations long long ago.

Further points to consider : -
1 - You will have driven past many many car crashes . . . but you never actually see one happenning!!!

2 - If we cant find Osama Bin Laden or Saddam on our own planet! What chance have we got . . . . .

10-07-2003, 04:17 AM	#13 (permalink)
duckznutz Addict Location: Brook Cottage, Lanark, Scotland	we have only been able to detect signals from space . or travel ourselves into space for the last 50 years or so! A blink of an eye in the great scheme of things! Even assuming we are around for another million years before we die out then the that is STILL a relative blink of an eye. There are many anomolies on our planet that 'might' have been the result of visitations long long ago. Further points to consider : - 1 - You will have driven past many many car crashes . . . but you never actually see one happenning!!! 2 - If we cant find Osama Bin Laden or Saddam on our own planet! What chance have we got . . . . . __________________ Where your talents and the needs of the world cross . . there lies your vocation.