Finding alien life would be bad news | Alex Filippenko and Lex Fridman 

Amen 🤣🤣🤣

Kindness and decency comes from a christian established culture we currently have in the west. Imagine a culture where killing and rape is good and glorified and it reigns over the earth. What would your goodness do to better the earth. Vikings for example or even the mongels are examples of such cultures. You should drop to your knees and say thank you Jesus even if you dont believe in him. Your way of life is shaped by the bible and its teachings.

@@yeabuddy6070 what are you the fun police .. oh yeah Christian 🙃 Never any shenanigans with the Christians

That was pretty perfect but what if the ants got nuclear power?

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@Reggie Madisonyou sound really bright

@@Kzombie yes

ET is nothing like that. Requisite for interstellar travel is giving up war, economic slavery, and imperialism.

Funny that you think Aztecs were more primitive compared to Spaniards. They were simply different civilizations. Having horses does not make you more intelligent. Having religion (Christianity) as a weapon of war does not make you more intelligent.

@@UserName________ don’t get triggered.. you are not a racist.. you have proven it. Happy? Now maybe you can read my comment without identitarian goggles.. The Spaniards were a technologically superior group of people.. and they had new diseases.. Now extrapolate this to make the tech gap even bigger..

@@thulegezelschap5884 ​Who is talking about race? - were you? I thought you were talking about technology and culture. Funny too, how people use the term "racism" for anything that implies differences between people.

@@UserName________ they were at a disadvantage just like we would be against aliens. You don’t have to get triggered and explain that all people are equally smart we know. All he said was that we would be at a similar disadvantage to the Aztecs

@@bro4539 that is not what I said. What I said is that these kinds of conversations have a kind of artificiality and quaint insularity to them for anyone who has done the research. Only if you do the research, which takes both scientific curiosity and effort, will you move beyond knee-jerk reactions. For example, I have been studying this phenomenon since 1968 when, at age 12, I heard nuclear physicist Stanton Friedman give his first general public lecture on UFOs. The day before he had given the same presentation to the Detroit Society of Engineers, and from there he went on to present at Los Alamos. That presentation was so rock solid that, even as a 12 year old, I knew this was a serious subject. In all these years now I have read hundreds of books, attended hundreds of talks, and met hundreds of credible witnesses. I have also followed with interest the many books published by mainstream scientists regarding the probability of there being intelligent life out there, starting with the book "Intelligent Life in the Universe" by Sagan and Shklovskii (1966) where the broader reading public was first introduced to a statistical stab at the question based on what science knew at the time. We now know that there are perhaps five billion planets in habitable zones within our galaxy. This sort of fact also makes some conversations a bit quaint. In any case, anyone like myself will have made obvious conclusions about UFOs a long time ago. My question for you is this: what serious research have you done on the subject?

@@Unidentifying thank you, very good link to astronaut accounts/encounters. Much appreciated.

UFOs = Unidentified flying objects are real, yes. There are lots of objects up in the sky which we don't know what they are. How does that prove that aliens exist?

If they're angels, they aren't going to eat us. Their message was..."Peace on earth, good will to all men."

lets just hope they are not christian

@@gnutscha Yeah. And let's hope they're not white, heterosexual, middle class, middle aged, males either. Those guys are responsible for everything all the way back to Adam..

@@dylanjones268 Yeah..and satan is just a cartoon character like you..BTW I'm not racist..

The only thing worth harvesting on this planet is Loush (human life energy).

@Jordan Belfort They could've squashed us and left. Who knows?

Humans are probably many times more intelligent than aliens. Also, humans are probably better at war than the aliens.

@@vshah1010 lol🤡

Finding life on a planet millions of light years away in the universe would be uninteresting ?

@@tomsytkowski3745 It wouldn't be that interesting if you've found life on thousands of other planets already.

@@devinup3981 thats true

@@devinup3981 Let's say it's only 5 civilizations in space .... I doubt they would be interested no matter how simple or behind they are

Give a listen to Jeremy from TheAlienScientist here on YT. He's got live videos posting up their current research, findings, and evidences on warp tech right now. Warping everywhere might be sooner than the next millenium XD

Correction: AlienScientist

@@Azamat421 oh shit, abort mission, he called my 'bluff'! XD.... just listen, you might learn some shit

10,000 years? They could be 10 billion years ahead. Oh, then we might be the equivalent of bugs.

Warp Drive is pure Fiction!

I think we’re smack dab in the middle of it

The great filter is a combination of: overpopulation.... ecosystem Pollution... ....(habitable) planets being so, so far away; that they cannot be reached.

@@oskarngo9138 ohh look! Things republicans like to screw us over with! Who knew they’d be important?

@@bro4539 are you completely guilt free and blameless in these regards? Don’t shit on your fellow man. Spare him. And let’s put our minds together a figure a way out of this maze.

@@danielrodriguez502 LOL @ the mental gymnastics needed to blame Republicans for overpopulation let alone worldwide pollution just because they aren't ready to dive into the green new deal climate alarmism.....

MiCkLe In A PiCkLe contact yes, but invasion by an aggressive and far advanced species?

How is a flu and alien contact even remotely in the same ballpark? It is not.

That made zero sense

The universe is flat and if you reach the end you fall off

@Marlon Taylor humanity has its limits, hey I have been having like revolutionary ideas pop up in my head but they suddenly go away and I cannot remember it anymore, but I somehow feel like iflve thought of it before when I have never thought about that becuase it feels like something a future human would use, it's hard to describe

@@loginyoass3771 jajaja😂good one

You don't need FTL travel when you can bend space time and travel to any point in space in time.

Careful guy, speak of the devil. 😏

Gay

I don't understand why everyone seems to assume that aliens are necessarily way more advanced than us.

@@User-jr7vf- i think it’s basically the mathematics of chance that would suggests that if other intelligent life exists, chances are it has probably been around for millions (or hundreds of millions) of years longer than us. There could be intelligent life that has only been around a short time, but this is much less likely. Imagine how much more advanced we would be if we survive a million more years…. Now multiply that by the 100 and you understand the assumption. It’s also possible, of course that we are the first form of intelligent life. However the sheer number of planets in our universe and the age of the universe would suggest this scenario is also highly unlikely. Another possibility is that other intelligent civilizations have come before us, however they have all gone extinct. Spooky!

@@chrisd6736 Good point Chris. I had forgotten that the argument is based on statistics. On a second thought, I think that it is indeed likely that there are far more advanced civilizations out there, but still more likely that most civilizations are in the middle of the tech timeline, that is: not too advanced, not too primitive. How does "too advanced" and "too primitive" compare to our own civilization is the question that would remain to be answered.

@@User-jr7vf- ya it’s all speculation at the end of the day. Fun to think about though.

John Baron yup. There should be some kind of consensus given it’s us and our children that could suffer if it goes horribly wrong

Exactly we hoard toilet paper and fight over what color each other are...we aren’t ready

Yes. A friend of mine believes the world is flat and all ETs are demons. Many are not ready.

@Jordan Belfort Yes. There are a few other main reasons also. The MIC wanting to use acquired ET tech for weaponry, and the Oil Cartels wanting to keep us hooked on fossil fuels.

They are scientists mate not politicians or CEOs etc

@The 9th Wall shut up

Earth's primary galactic "tourist attractions" would be beer, ribs and prostitution

Marriott has a points system.

And, why do we even use the bug/ant Analogy to begin with. Look at how knowledgeable and advanced humans are in comparison to it's closest relative, sharing 99% of DNA with them. Imagine that one percent that humans are from Chimpanzees, Orangutans and Gorillas being one percent away in the opposite direction from another form of intelligent life. And how do we treat and view animals? We love animals, at least some of us do, *should* .. So the bug analogy is taking it to the extreme. And if intelligent life is in fact intelligent, it would have to have many of, if not the same qualities.

@Sean T prove it

@Sean T and how much destruction have we caused?

@Sean T aliens not been a threat to humanity is just speculation on your part. There's nothing that suggests that at all. Could they be?perhaps, They also could not be. The reality is we don't know.

@Sean T first of all there's no proof that aliens live here on earth , another speculation of yours to fit your naritve. The government has admitted of UFO'S yes, not to aliens. Big difference.

I had a purely objective science brain, trained through HS, college, and medical school. Then I saw a UFO.......seeing really is believing and until you see one, the massive implications and connections are almost impossible to approximate. That being said, this lack of disclosure we have going on now is hindering the evolution of our species. Whether it is ET or man made, hidden information by definition makes the populace evil.

How about we're the 1st? Maybe the last? Simple-minded is your assumption.

@@KortovElphame Possible but not probable.

@@KortovElphame the chances of that being true Is absolutely miniscule.

"we exist because of our sun" Where'd you pull that from, your ass? We have no idea why we exist or how exactly life began here. It could've had jack shit to do with the sun for all we know

Good evening Snap - You can not assume life has come into existence because of probability alone - this is a very large misconception - just because the ingredients for life and the solar system dynamics are favourable, does not mean that genesis automatically arises - a very large emphasis has to be placed on the difficulty for primordial molecules to undertake the process of self replication in the first instance ! Try to imagine what molecular mechanism would be needed for this to be possible and then it would need to find a way to protect this mechanism in a soup of other molecules. However, having said that, I will concede that once this process is refined then life will flourish from adaptive radiation across a planets different environments.

They could have even had something to do with our existence, and are just sitting back and letting our civilization advance

@@tomsytkowski3745 possibly yeah, we will probably never know what the truth is and does it matter when we are such a mess and our own truth of finding our own peace keeps elluding us?

@@wilhelmhesse1348 I don't know what kind of mess you're talking about. I think we would be looked upon as a great success in the grand scheme of things and the universe. Look at how far we've come in such a short period of time

@@tomsytkowski3745 Look at where we have come from, all the pain and suffering we have caused to other humans and the earth as a whole throughout our great conscious awakening probably hundreds of thousands of years ago that led to us being the dominant species and using that unique intelligence to do what? The earth is a much worse off planet as a result, our consciousness is our strength and our weakness, Iook at how ideology, religion and material greed have led to terrible genocide, terrorism, war, famines, health pandemics, environmental crisis and the ever present risk of complete destruction of most life on this planet by way of a nuclear war. We have no right to do this to ourselves, we have no right to do this to our beautiful planet that is a gem of unparrelled beauty in an unknown and lonely universe.

The background decor ie possibly the Premier Inn.

yeah lol I really don't think the majority of the people squash ants on sight. probably do if they're being a hinderence though

That's what I'm saying like wtf leave the ants alone damn!!!

Good remark. Yeah, what is space? And what is beyond ? Great Attractors?

@@oozeman23 DMT has entered the chat

There are no "jobs" with such purpose as you ascribe to the stars. Stars are simply just there, life is just a probabilistic event that can presumably only occur, with perfectly balanced heat from a star. There is no purpose in the universe, no jobs. There is only probability/randomness/chaos.

@@2Athenewins Chemistry is to complicate Sir for no offence

@@2Athenewins bullshit.... Ain't nothing random

A paradox is a seeming contradiction.ie it seems there is nothing out there.this is not stating there is nothing out there.its stating that the absence of contact suggests that.your statement that you believe theres nothing ,does not actually agree with the Fermi Paradox.

Actually they’re a small single point in space.

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Service guarantees citizenship.

That could explain at least some of the ufology sightings.

Actually there is no space & time. At least I think that. And I have a solid reason for that. We defined space and time for our own use. We can define anything. "These are my fingers. But are they really?" Something intensifies

@@supreetkumar7604 Actually I have the complete opposite view.. all there is is space and time

No, there is only space ... moving,expanding space is the only thing we can be sure of... time is a different kind of phenomenon... time is more like an experience... the experience of moving through space...an impression...a glimpse...incidental...

@@oozeman23 In my opinion, all there is your consciousness, rendering data and conceptualizing an existence

@@JoeyCap. Well... yes, you're hypothesis might also be true... but then, everything , " life ","we",the universe would be kind of a simulation...if so, you are right. All there is , is just your consciousness... experiencing & conceptualizing ...but if the universe happens to be real... then it should be kind of like the other way around... space is all there is and consciousness might even be totally irrelevant ... more like a dream... dreams of the godhead...might be the same like "your consciousness"... who knows... So, does matter really exist ?...

Is there really

@@brucewayne4814 yes batman

As at least one advanced civilization has arrived on our planet, the distance problem seems to have been solved by them?

@@Garium87 Yea good point. I heard on Event Horizon that from most of the galaxy, anyone inclined to look would have known to watch our planet long before humans even evolved.

There is one exception to the light speed limit.During Inflation at the Big Bang ,the fabric of the Universe was created in a fraction of time that can only mean movement faster than the speed of light.If aliens billions of years more advanced than us have figured out how Inflation happened ,they may be able to move faster than light.

The many UAPs flying around seem to indicate that at least one such a civilization has solved the time / distance problem?