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everblazin 05-04-2007 03:27 AM

Aliens DONT Exist - I'll Prove It
 
Ok first of all, I don't mean life on another planet, life on another plant almost certainly exists. I mean aliens in the commercial green man abduction ufo red neck appearing alien. I base the opinion that aliens do not exist on one simple fact: we have telescopes that can see billions and billions and billions and billions of miles into space, yet we fail to see UFO's or aliens who come so frequently to our plant to abduct crack heads and red necks.

Begin Debate :thumbsup

GeorgeM 05-04-2007 03:33 AM

we cant see UFOs couse they are too fast .....

everblazin 05-04-2007 03:37 AM

We see them on earth? Theres no way something could travel at the speed of light through our earths atmosphere without going largely unnoticed. You could say they were invisible but that would disprove eveyr UFO sighting on the internet. We have made a meterial which can bend light and make somehting appear invisible so if the aliens were so technologically advanced they should of done the same.

schneemann 05-04-2007 03:39 AM

OK, it is time for some Logic 101.

You don't prove something does NOT exist. You can't prove a negative. The burden of proof rests on the shoulders of the person claiming something DOES exist.

Tzolkin 05-04-2007 03:40 AM

Take a look at the video UFO: The greatest story ever denied, and then research the disclosure project. The even show you that there are giant life forms on this earth that have not yet been discovered. It will change your perception, I guarantee it!

schneemann 05-04-2007 03:40 AM

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Originally Posted by GeorgeM (Post 12369911)
we cant see UFOs couse they are too fast .....

Thats fucking stupid.
If you can't see them, how can you prove they exist?

schneemann 05-04-2007 03:41 AM

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Originally Posted by Tzolkin (Post 12369935)
The even show you that there are giant life forms on this earth that have not yet been discovered.

If they haven't been discovered, how can they show you they exist?

SmokeyTheBear 05-04-2007 03:42 AM

i can prove they are real to you.. and i can make tem force you to do things..

if aliens are not real , they cant FORCE you to keep posting on gfy but if they are real they can FORCE you telepathically to post on gfy..

so to prove me wrong , never use the internet again.. if they are real , and my bet is they are real , we will see you again because you were forced to by aliens, now you will say you werent forced that you just wanted to but dont kid yourself you were forced.. thats just what they want you to believe

everblazin 05-04-2007 03:43 AM

Tzolkin I've watched hundreds of such videos that will apparently change my mind usually posted by people saying "OMG THIS IS PROOF FOR ALIENS" and every time I've watched the video and laughed at how stupid you would have to be to believe some of the stuff. Especially the videos of "aliens" themselves :P. But I'll watch the video you said now just to see ;)

notabook 05-04-2007 03:48 AM

Aliens DO exist and will destroy this planet by 2010 if you don't act to stop them. How can you stop them? By electing Bill Richardson of course! Bill Richardson's comprehension defense plan to stop hostile alien threats would prevent aliens from invading by offering them all the delicious tacos and burritos they can eat. In exchange, the aliens will gladly leave us alone. A vote for Bill Richardson is a vote for protecting America from hostile invading aliens!

http://img245.imageshack.us/img245/8...laliensyq3.jpg

Sublim3 05-04-2007 03:55 AM

i still believe UFO and aliens exist...

everblazin 05-04-2007 03:58 AM

Well didn't watch it all just the first part about the invisible UFO's, when it started playing random news feeds I got bored and turned it off. Quite interesting but I don't see how you can regard any of it as proof, most of the clips are just anonymous round "planets" with flaming meteor looking things going around them. Any of those video's could have been easily hoaxed with considerable video editing experience. I won't trust such vague videos and I think its foolish to do so. I would of thought we were evolved enough to not put so much faith in grainy videos, interviews from 50 years ago and unclear videos of "aliens" which look like papier mache.

ayne468 05-04-2007 04:00 AM

This thread is gonna be a big one...:)

MrChips 05-04-2007 04:34 AM

"billions and billions and billions and billions of miles into space"

Thats not nearly far enough.

GatorB 05-04-2007 06:44 AM

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Originally Posted by everblazin (Post 12369890)
Ok first of all, I don't mean life on another planet, life on another plant almost certainly exists. I mean aliens in the commercial green man abduction ufo red neck appearing alien. I base the opinion that aliens do not exist on one simple fact: we have telescopes that can see billions and billions and billions and billions of miles into space, yet we fail to see UFO's or aliens who come so frequently to our plant to abduct crack heads and red necks.

Begin Debate :thumbsup


Your argument is retarded. Go get a telescope and try to follow an airplane which is much slower than an UFO would be. Good luck.

Also even with the Hubble Telescope, Pluto which is about the size of the moon is nothing more than a mere dot. So a UFO the size of the moon would be barely visable with the Hubble from a distance of only 4 billion miles. The nearest star is 6000 times further.

If there is intelligent life flying around the galaxy doesn't mean they're coming here. Especially if they've been paying attention to our TV broadcasts for the last 60 years.

GatorB 05-04-2007 06:49 AM

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Originally Posted by MrChips (Post 12370086)
"billions and billions and billions and billions of miles into space"

Thats not nearly far enough.

billion = 1,000,000,000

Pluto distance from sun 4,000,000,000 miles

light year 5.88 TRILLION miles = 5,880,000,000,000

nearest star 4.2 light years or 25 TRILLION miles = 25,000,000,000,000

25,000,000,000,000 MUCH bigger than
1,000,000,000

TR33L65 05-04-2007 06:55 AM

"we have telescopes that can see billions and billions and billions and billions of miles into space, yet we fail to see UFO's or aliens who come so frequently to our plant to abduct crack heads and red necks." who says we dont see them?

ADL Colin 05-04-2007 07:03 AM

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Originally Posted by schneemann (Post 12369932)
OK, it is time for some Logic 101.

You can't prove a negative.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Modus_tollens

IllTestYourGirls 05-04-2007 07:12 AM

you can not prove a negitive this thread is worthless

GatorB 05-04-2007 07:27 AM

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Originally Posted by IllTestYourGirls (Post 12370659)
you can not prove a negitive this thread is worthless


So Santa can possibly exist then?

stillsexy 05-04-2007 07:32 AM

i have seen one before...a small alien at my backyard

schneemann 05-04-2007 07:36 AM

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Originally Posted by ADL Colin (Post 12370627)

Yes, a Modus Tollens can be a valid syllogism which denies the anticedent.
But in most cases (like these ridiculous UFO claims), the arguer is often affirming the consequent.

And, like any argument it is just as likely to fall victim to GIGO. A syllogism can still be valid but nevertheless untrue. If one premise is untrue the whole thing is false.

carol.prime 05-04-2007 07:48 AM

nice thread bro!!
where's your proof by the way??..

ADL Colin 05-04-2007 08:08 AM

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Originally Posted by schneemann (Post 12370794)
But in most cases (like these ridiculous UFO claims), the arguer is often affirming the consequent.

What is a common example for UFO claims of "affirmation of the consequent"?

Phoenix 05-04-2007 08:16 AM

crikey....you guys are wankers for aliens

schneemann 05-04-2007 08:16 AM

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Originally Posted by ADL Colin (Post 12370962)
What is a common example for UFO claims of "affirmation of the consequent"?

If Aliens, then Crop Circles
Crop Circles
Therefore, Aliens.

D 05-04-2007 08:28 AM

At the risk of repeating myself here...

(U)nidentified (F)lying (O)bjects most certainly exist.... because if it's maintaining altitude, and you don't know what it is, it's a UFO.

Sorry, it just sounds really backwards to me when people debate whether or not "UFO's exist"...

Whether or not life forms alien to this planet are piloting those UFO's... well, feel free to debate that until you're satisfied one way or the other.

Personally, I don't think we're nearly interesting enough to warrant the attention.

Darkland 05-04-2007 09:04 AM

That is proof of nothing. Even if you took all the satelites on earth and the ones we have in space we STILL are only able to watch a fraction of whats going on in space around us. How many times have you heard all of a sudden they just found an asteriod hurtling towards us and it wasn't seen till it was almost on top of us and then it passes. Fast, just like that. :2 cents:

Darkland 05-04-2007 09:17 AM

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Originally Posted by D (Post 12371074)
Personally, I don't think we're nearly interesting enough to warrant the attention.

I dont know if it's that or if we are to dangerous...
Think about it, what do we do as soon as we develop new technology?
Most times we try to figure out how we can use it to blow shit up or kill other humans. We usually destroy what we don't like or what we dont understand.
If they do exist I can see why they wouldnt want to make contact...

mattz 05-04-2007 09:17 AM

yeah okkkkk

D 05-04-2007 09:40 AM

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Originally Posted by Darkland (Post 12371268)
I dont know if it's that or if we are to dangerous...
Think about it, what do we do as soon as we develop new technology?
Most times we try to figure out how we can use it to blow shit up or kill other humans. We usually destroy what we don't like or what we dont understand.
If they do exist I can see why they wouldnt want to make contact...

Good point.

As Stephen Hawking pointed out, throughout the history of mankind, every time one civilization has met another, death and destruction have often resulted - and we're of the same species. If we happened upon another intelligent life form from another planet, the results could be disastrous.

Guess it goes both ways.

StickyGreen 05-04-2007 12:01 PM

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Originally Posted by everblazin (Post 12369890)
Ok first of all, I don't mean life on another planet, life on another plant almost certainly exists. I mean aliens in the commercial green man abduction ufo red neck appearing alien. I base the opinion that aliens do not exist on one simple fact: we have telescopes that can see billions and billions and billions and billions of miles into space, yet we fail to see UFO's or aliens who come so frequently to our plant to abduct crack heads and red necks.

Begin Debate :thumbsup

Your theory is stupid as hell. Who exactly has all these high-powered telescopes you speak of? It could be argued that anyone who happens to see an alien craft through their telescope is probably involved with the government or NASA, therefore they would not tell the public.

Also, even if Aliens are travelling the stars, how do you know for sure that a telescope could even see their crafts travelling in the first place? You do know that they supposedly run on anti-gravity propulsion systems right? Well if that is true then their method of travel is by stretching/warping/manipulating space by the use of gravity waves. So if this is the case you wouldn't be able to "see" them because they are distorting the light/space/time around them...

schneemann 05-04-2007 12:24 PM

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Originally Posted by StickyGreen (Post 12372407)
Your theory is stupid as hell. Who exactly has all these high-powered telescopes you speak of? It could be argued that anyone who happens to see an alien craft through their telescope is probably involved with the government or NASA, therefore they would not tell the public.

Apparently you don't know much about who uses high powered telescopes and where. You somehow assume that they're all used by the government or NASA.

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Originally Posted by StickyGreen (Post 12372407)
Also, even if Aliens are travelling the stars, how do you know for sure that a telescope could even see their crafts travelling in the first place? You do know that they supposedly run on anti-gravity propulsion systems right? Well if that is true then their method of travel is by stretching/warping/manipulating space by the use of gravity waves. So if this is the case you wouldn't be able to "see" them because they are distorting the light/space/time around them...

Long distance space travel would most assuredly require an extremely fast vehicle. No object can travel faster than the speed of light. The nearest star is 4 light years away and the nearest star capable of supporting life is probably HUNDREDS of light years away.

Let's say we engage your fantasy notion that such a craft could be built to attain such speeds, you're still talking about at least a generation or two going by before the spacecraft reaches its destination. In terms of aliens coming HERE, that would be like finding a needle in the haystack. Think about it: to come here requires knowing that HERE is a destination worth coming to.

The "aliens" would have to:
a) Be capable of constructing a craft capable of travel at light speed
b) Large enough to hold whatever fuel powers such a craft over such long distances
c) Large enough to house the food and other sustenance necessary for such long distance travel
d) Large enough to hold the staff necessary to make such long distance travel.
e) and finally KNOW we even exist as a destination to visit.

The whole thing is totally fucking preposterous. I'd sooner believe in God than aliens visiting us from hundreds of light years away.

StickyGreen 05-04-2007 12:30 PM

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Originally Posted by schneemann (Post 12372526)
Apparently you don't know much about who uses high powered telescopes and where. You somehow assume that they're all used by the government or NASA.



Long distance space travel would most assuredly require an extremely fast vehicle. No object can travel faster than the speed of light. The nearest star is 4 light years away and the nearest star capable of supporting life is probably HUNDREDS of light years away.

Let's say we engage your fantasy notion that such a craft could be built to attain such speeds, you're still talking about at least a generation or two going by before the spacecraft reaches its destination. In terms of aliens coming HERE, that would be like finding a needle in the haystack. Think about it: to come here requires knowing that HERE is a destination worth coming to.

The "aliens" would have to:
a) Be capable of constructing a craft capable of travel at light speed
b) Large enough to hold whatever fuel powers such a craft over such long distances
c) Large enough to house the food and other sustenance necessary for such long distance travel
d) Large enough to hold the staff necessary to make such long distance travel.
e) and finally KNOW we even exist as a destination to visit.

The whole thing is totally fucking preposterous. I'd sooner believe in God than aliens visiting us from hundreds of light years away.

Did you not read what I said? There is no reason to travel at "light speed" or at any "speed" for that matter. Space is like a fabric that can be pulled, stretched, and manipulated by gravity amplifiers. So in a way you are "pulling" your destination to you. You just don't seem to understand how space travel works, you are thinking in terms of a human-type primitive rocket-propelled spacecraft... they are obviously millions of years ahead of us when it comes to that type of technology. Do a little research about Element 115 (Ununpentium).

schneemann 05-04-2007 12:36 PM

I don't care what gibberish you heard on Coast to Coast AM. You said that aliens are using antigravity propulsion. Antigravity does NOT mean negative gravity. Even in theoretical physics, antigravity propulsion is only thought to be capable of light-speed travel.

If you want to try arguing for some sort of superliminal travel through spacetime, by all means do so, but antigravity propulsion ain't it.

GatorB 05-04-2007 12:39 PM

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Originally Posted by schneemann (Post 12372526)
Apparently you don't know much about who uses high powered telescopes and where. You somehow assume that they're all used by the government or NASA.



Long distance space travel would most assuredly require an extremely fast vehicle. No object can travel faster than the speed of light. The nearest star is 4 light years away and the nearest star capable of supporting life is probably HUNDREDS of light years away.

Let's say we engage your fantasy notion that such a craft could be built to attain such speeds, you're still talking about at least a generation or two going by before the spacecraft reaches its destination. In terms of aliens coming HERE, that would be like finding a needle in the haystack. Think about it: to come here requires knowing that HERE is a destination worth coming to.

Ok first all recently us primitive humans has possibly found a planet capable of sustaining life. It's not out of the realm that a alien culture hundreds if not thousands of years more advanced has even better detection abilities. Not to mention for at least 60 years we have been sending out TV signals across the galaxy. Even an alien society only as advanced as ours would be able to locate where our signals are coming from.

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b) Large enough to hold whatever fuel powers such a craft over such long distances
An engine based on nuclear fusion wouldn't take much fuel at all.

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c) Large enough to house the food and other sustenance necessary for such long distance travel
d) Large enough to hold the staff necessary to make such long distance travel.
I'm not going to explain Einstein's theory of relativity, but sufficive to say a trip at light speed at would say take 4 years to get her from the nearest star would only seem like maybe weeks or even hours to anyone in a ship capable of going light speed. So no you wouldn't need many provisions. Also you assume such aliens need to eat and drink as often as we do.

StickyGreen 05-04-2007 12:43 PM

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Originally Posted by schneemann (Post 12372583)
I don't care what gibberish you heard on Coast to Coast AM. You said that aliens are using antigravity propulsion. Antigravity does NOT mean negative gravity. Even in theoretical physics, antigravity propulsion is only thought to be capable of light-speed travel.

If you want to try arguing for some sort of superliminal travel through spacetime, by all means do so, but antigravity propulsion ain't it.

lol, well anti-gravity propulsion supposedly IS IT. Like I said, do some research on Element 115 (ununpentium) and how bob lazar explains the mechanics of the engines. Thoroughly read about how the engines work, then come back...

schneemann 05-04-2007 12:47 PM

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Originally Posted by GatorB (Post 12372609)
Ok first all recently us primitive humans has possibly found a planet capable of sustaining life. It's not out of the realm that a alien culture hundreds if not thousands of years more advanced has even better detection abilities. Not to mention for at least 60 years we have been sending out TV signals across the galaxy. Even an alien society only as advanced as ours would be able to locate where our signals are coming from.

And has anyone responded?
So, assuming that all they needed was to be as advanced as ours, the least they would have done is sent a response if they existed, right? So where is it?

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Originally Posted by GatorB (Post 12372609)
An engine based on nuclear fusion wouldn't take much fuel at all.

Why don't you go ahead and run some numbers on exactly how much fuel a nuclear fusion based propulsion device would need to send an object the size of the space shuttle to a distance of a few hundred light years?


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Originally Posted by GatorB (Post 12372609)
I'm not going to explain Einstein's theory of relativity, but sufficive to say a trip at light speed at would say take 4 years to get her from the nearest star would only seem like maybe weeks or even hours to anyone in a ship capable of going light speed.

Actually, four light years, travelling at light speed is about 7 months.
Now, multiply that for the FEW HUNDRED light years it is likely to take to get to the nearest planet supporting life. That's where I got the "a few generations" statement.

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Originally Posted by GatorB (Post 12372609)
So no you wouldn't need many provisions. Also you assume such aliens need to eat and drink as often as we do.

Any living being requires fuel. That's what food is, afterall. Yes, that amount of fuel varies according to the size, species, and activity level of the organism but it is still needed and therefore must be stored.

StickyGreen 05-04-2007 12:50 PM

Here schneeman I'll help you get started: http://users.skynet.be/bob.lazar/www...d/gravity.html

schneemann 05-04-2007 12:58 PM

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Originally Posted by StickyGreen (Post 12372638)
lol, well anti-gravity propulsion supposedly IS IT. Like I said, do some research on Element 115 (ununpentium) and how bob lazar explains the mechanics of the engines. Thoroughly read about how the engines work, then come back...


The mere fact that you refer to an utter quackjob like Lazar as an authority on anything calls everything you say into suspect.

EVERYTHING written on antigravity, from Einstein to Felber discusses it as a means for "near lightspeed" travel. Antigravity propulsion is NOT capable of supraliminal travel. Antigravity is the overcoming of the force of gravity, not a reversal of it.


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