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IF SCIENTISTS DISCOVERED WE WERE COMPLETELY ALONE IN THE UNIVERSE ..


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created Thu Jan 06, 05

And that life on the Earth was a one off fluke that would never be repeated throughout space and time. That the universe was full of lifeless planets and empty blackness, what effect would it have on you?

I personally would find it incredibly depressing, even though the chances are i would never have seen any other life in my lifetime even if it HAD existed. How would you feel?

I wouldnt care
i would be glad
i would be dissapointed
i would be incredibly depressed
i would kill myself
I would feel very alone


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COMMENTS:
disapointed probably
by larrynelmira on Thu Jan 06, 05 10:09am [+]

That would be awful.
by xaman on Thu Jan 06, 05 11:01am [+]

The Republicans and Coporate America would demand and end to the space program since there would obviously be no money making opportunies out there.
by Grapost on Thu Jan 06, 05 11:29am [+]

Either way, whether alone or not, the idea is somewhat disturbing, but I don't believe we are. It would be incredibly unlikely that would be an evidence that our being here, in all the universe, would be a 'fluke.'
by aya on Thu Jan 06, 05 12:04pm [+]

I'd feel the need to get piss drunk..
by Bafkoof on Thu Jan 06, 05 12:05pm [+]

I would be somewhat disappointed, but I'd get over it pretty soon. We know for sure that at least the vast majority of the planets in the universe are lifeless.
by nuckinfutz on Thu Jan 06, 05 1:24pm [+]

Hmm. Interesting question. I voted incredibly depressed. However, I find the scenario impossible. You can never know what possible characteristics other lifeforms may have, so even if we did eventually develop methods to track down other lifeforms, they just might not be the right methods. Who is to say what 'life' really requires outsideo of planet, nor what other possible senses other beings may have. An alien could be right with you, perhaps even trying to react with you, and you wouldn't have the sensory capability to be alerted to it... hmmmm....
by magdalenasdollar on Mon Jan 10, 05 3:44am [+]

Mmmmmmm Vicodin.... there are other planets on this life!!!
by Tadema on Mon Jan 10, 05 2:59pm [+]

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