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totoropoko t1_j54orqs wrote

Reply to comment by joescott2176 in What if? by [deleted]

At a minimum some crackhead would try to convert us into their cult. That always happens.

But seriously, it's futile to compare human tendencies and behaviors with an alien civilization. We have evolved over millions of years and a number of our traits are based on that history. An alien civilization would probably follow different game rules based on how they evolved.

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KomithEr t1_j54ojyr wrote

Reply to comment by mickpchuk in What if? by [deleted]

that's just being monitored by each other most likely, and lying about the spy devices they use to do so, thus they remain ufo's

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Argonated t1_j54o3fl wrote

Reply to What if? by [deleted]

Wasn't the whole ‘being watched’ stuff disproven? At least from a local scale?

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mickpchuk t1_j54mohk wrote

Reply to What if? by [deleted]

Ufo activity is consistently recorded in the highest levels over nuclear power plants and weapons facilities and active war zones. Clearly we are being monitored by something or someone, and the government is super shady about the subject.

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DanWainwright21 t1_j54mkjy wrote

It's gorgeous. I value being able to go and explore and climb hills and walk through forests so much.

This is slightly unrelated, but I'm sure it'll be a great dark spot too. But I've got a growing fascination with Glen Affric in Scotland for the ancient native pine and aspen forests that are there.

But it's next on my list for a get away and hopefully some nice dark skies :)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CVxe2fR2tGg

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Niven42 t1_j54mfl1 wrote

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Common sense should be telling you - we're not being visited by extraterrestrials.

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hester_grey t1_j54m75m wrote

Ah nice. I moved from England to Wales too. It's a gem of a country, I'm starting to really get why the Welsh are so proud to be Welsh. They've got something to be proud of for sure.

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DanWainwright21 t1_j54luew wrote

It was on a farm in Meifod. It was the most moving thing. I struggled leaving. I'm from Liverpool, but lived in Manchester at the time working as a DJ and I just knew that wasn't the life for me anymore and I wanted to make Wales my home.

I've lived in Wales for over a year now and I'm just about to embark on a life as a folk musician. It took some time but I'm glad that change is taking place. And that's all because the sky was so inspiring that night. I've never been able to click with a city ever again.

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SavageRat t1_j54lle8 wrote

Reply to comment by joescott2176 in What if? by [deleted]

It depends on if the planet has left or right based dna and/or sugars.

A planet could seem perfectly habitable on the surface, with regards to temp, oxygen levels etc, but be completely useless to an invading species due to incompatible flora and fauna.

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CanIgetaWTF t1_j54ld1p wrote

Reply to comment by SouthofAkron in What if? by [deleted]

Clearly, there is a connection between advanced evolution/technology and anal probing that we are just too primitive to understand yet.

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hester_grey t1_j54l78k wrote

Sounds like maybe the Brecon Beacons? Amazing place to view the night sky - I saw the Milky Way for the first time from near Pen y Fan recently and I'm not ashamed to say I cried.

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joescott2176 t1_j54kl14 wrote

Reply to comment by Triassic_Bark in What if? by [deleted]

Avatar is just a remake of Ferngully, Dances with Wolves and anyother film or story based on the " "plight of the aboriginals" trope. But is exaclty what capitalist greed has done all over the world for hundreds of years. From Columbus to the East India company to the Westward expansion to French interests in Vietnam to the USA's wars in the middle east.

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