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servodude wrote:
It's the Episode with the caravan
Itsallaguess wrote:servodude wrote:
It's the Episode with the caravan
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odysseus2000 wrote:
There is a line of argument that there are multiple [alien] visitors from different planets & some are at war, shooting down enemy ships.
odysseus2000 wrote:The odds are good that in the next few years we will get definitive evidence one way or the other.
9873210 wrote:odysseus2000 wrote:The odds are good that in the next few years we will get definitive evidence one way or the other.
This can only be resolved one way, not the other.
Definitive evidence that aliens exist is easy to envision, but I can't imagine any possibility of definitive evidence aliens don't exist or for the more limited claim that they are not currently visiting Earth.
Can you give any examples of possible definitive evidence against aliens?
jfgw wrote:Hopefully, they have visited Russia...
https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/worldnews ... cret-base/
Julian F. G. W.
AleisterCrowley wrote:Simon Pegg's grandad
(Incidentally, Pegg's 'Paul' is the best alien movie I have ever seen)
scrumpyjack wrote:Of course, as I understand it, under US law anyone who is not a US citizen is an 'Alien'
odysseus2000 wrote:War of the worlds was written in 1897, so the concept of hostile extraterrestrials at least dates till then.
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ursaminortaur wrote:odysseus2000 wrote:War of the worlds was written in 1897, so the concept of hostile extraterrestrials at least dates till then.
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My understanding is that H G Wells just referred to them as Martians and never used the word aliens when referring to them - happy to be corrected if you can find a reference to him using that word in the book.
odysseus2000 wrote:ursaminortaur wrote:odysseus2000 wrote:War of the worlds was written in 1897, so the concept of hostile extraterrestrials at least dates till then.
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My understanding is that H G Wells just referred to them as Martians and never used the word aliens when referring to them - happy to be corrected if you can find a reference to him using that word in the book.
Yes, I think that is right, which I why I used extraterrestrials for the Martians, not aliens in my post, but that is a bit of a cheat as this term is also of modern origin.
According to wki, the first descriptions of non humans goes back to the earliest recorded history:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Extraterr ... in_fiction
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