the encounter already happened.
his name is satoshi and he brought us the bitcoin.
his name is satoshi and he brought us the bitcoin.
I thought his name was Robert Paulson
Topic: Bet now - When will aliens visit earth? (Read 3623 times)
I thought his name was Robert Paulson
My bet: NOT SOON ENOUGH TO SAVE US!
Yes, because there are trillions of planets in our universe and we are the smartest species of all of them.
Where you from bro? Just curious
Ah, you must be a dolphin or perhaps an ant?
Enhanced self image is often correlated with poor performance.
To have a bet like this you have to agree on what constitutes "aliens visiting the earth". If the next UFO sighting satisfies the condition of "aliens visiting the Earth", I'd assign that much different odds than if "aliens visiting the earth" means that something that's unambiguously a spaceship lands, things get out of it that are obviously sentient and from another world, lots of people see both the ship and its crew up close, and this fact is well-documented enough that it can't be a hoax.
That said, the NEO "1991 VG" may be an alien probe, and it will be making a pass at Earth in 2017. I would count the discovery of an alien artifact just as significant as a visit by actual aliens.
That said, the NEO "1991 VG" may be an alien probe, and it will be making a pass at Earth in 2017. I would count the discovery of an alien artifact just as significant as a visit by actual aliens.
Yes, because there are trillions of planets in our universe and we are the smartest species of all of them.
Where you from bro? Just curious
Yes, because there are trillions of planets in our universe and we are the smartest species of all of them.
Where you from bro? Just curious
Here is what it actually says:
So no mention of the light being in the sky. They correctly thought it was fires on shore. As far as the Bermuda triangle... Stop using the history channel as a primary source.
P.S if you read Spanish you can see that the original log is even more clear.
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A sailor called Rodrigo de Traina saw this land first, although the Admiral at 10 o'clock at night being in the stern forecastle {castillo de popa} saw a light, but it was so concealed that he would not declare it to be land: but he called Pero Gutierrez Groom of the Chamber of the King, and said to him that it appeared to be a light, and asked him to look at it: and he did so and saw it. He also told Rodrigo Sanchez de Segovia, whom the King and Queen sent with the fleet as Inspector, who saw nothing because he was not where he could see it. After the Admiral told it, it was seen once or twice, and it was like a small wax candle which rose and fell, which hardly appeared to be an indication of land. But the Admiral was certain that they were near land.
So no mention of the light being in the sky. They correctly thought it was fires on shore. As far as the Bermuda triangle... Stop using the history channel as a primary source.
P.S if you read Spanish you can see that the original log is even more clear.
BS. Circular objects with wings (to describe flight) have been found from ancient cultures world wide and several religious texts describe exactly what we now know as UFO's. Christopher Columbus saw one:
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October 11, 1492, Columbus thought he saw "a light glimmering at a great distance." He hurriedly summoned Pedro Gutierrez, "a gentleman of the king's bedchamber," who also saw the light. After a short time it vanished, only to reappear several times during the night, each time dancing up and down "in sudden and passig gleams." The light, first seen four hours before land was sighted, was never explained."
I am open to looking at any evidence and you have provided an example, your quote from Columbus. Since that quote was made the night before sighting land. I am inclined to believe he saw people's campfires or the fires they used for fishing at night. I cant understand how seeing a flickering light leads logically to aliens from another world.
I hope we do find life elsewhere. It would be science's greatest achievement to land a robot on a comet and bring back some thing we have to call living. Particularly if that "life" is not DNA based. If that were the case I would assume life is common in the Universe. But I hope they don't come here. I think it would be a grave danger.
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That person later went on to steal some money from me, so I now distrust all UFO evangelists by extension, so I wouldn't place a bet with you holding the money (you might be him, for all I know), but I would definitely place a bet against that event if someone I trusted was holding the money.
No offense, but that's like saying a black guy stole your money so you distrust all black people.
Given the assumed amount of time that has passed and that will pass, given the hierarchy of life which cannot be expected to end at the boundaries of earth, given the implausibility of human evolution according to modern evolutionary models, given the unexplainable boom in digital technology, and given Kevin Spacey, it is safe to say aliens have already come and gone, or are currently influencing the planet. If you think they have not, consider your extremely limited scope of observation and the fact that modern scientific discoveries (particularly those of quantum mechanics and metaphysical fields) seem more implausible than anything I've ever seen/read/heard in the realm of fiction.
Edit: I bet all BTC.
Edit: I bet all BTC.
BS. Circular objects with wings (to describe flight) have been found from ancient cultures world wide and several religious texts describe exactly what we now know as UFO's. Christopher Columbus saw one:
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October 11, 1492, Columbus thought he saw "a light glimmering at a great distance." He hurriedly summoned Pedro Gutierrez, "a gentleman of the king's bedchamber," who also saw the light. After a short time it vanished, only to reappear several times during the night, each time dancing up and down "in sudden and passig gleams." The light, first seen four hours before land was sighted, was never explained."
I am open to looking at any evidence and you have provided an example, your quote from Columbus. Since that quote was made the night before sighting land. I am inclined to believe he saw people's campfires or the fires they used for fishing at night. I cant understand how seeing a flickering light leads logically to aliens from another world.
I hope we do find life elsewhere. It would be science's greatest achievement to land a robot on a comet and bring back some thing we have to call living. Particularly if that "life" is not DNA based. If that were the case I would assume life is common in the Universe. But I hope they don't come here. I think it would be a grave danger.
Based on the vastness of space and the presence of life on Earth, It's likely that we are not alone. However science is not done by reviewing YouTube videos.
This UFO phenomena is in fact not thousands of years old. The first "flying saucer" was sighted a few months after the first movie about them in the 1950's. Recently, since the 70's, claims about ancient cultures being visited have emerged. Never by archeologist, by UFO hunters. Just as sure as a ghost hunter will find ghosts and a Bigfoot researcher will find evidence of Bigfoot, a UFOlogist will take a blury photo of a airplane.
BS. Circular objects with wings (to describe flight) have been found from ancient cultures world wide and several religious texts describe exactly what we now know as UFO's. Christopher Columbus saw one:This UFO phenomena is in fact not thousands of years old. The first "flying saucer" was sighted a few months after the first movie about them in the 1950's. Recently, since the 70's, claims about ancient cultures being visited have emerged. Never by archeologist, by UFO hunters. Just as sure as a ghost hunter will find ghosts and a Bigfoot researcher will find evidence of Bigfoot, a UFOlogist will take a blury photo of a airplane.
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October 11, 1492, Columbus thought he saw "a light glimmering at a great distance." He hurriedly summoned Pedro Gutierrez, "a gentleman of the king's bedchamber," who also saw the light. After a short time it vanished, only to reappear several times during the night, each time dancing up and down "in sudden and passig gleams." The light, first seen four hours before land was sighted, was never explained."
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Never said there weren't a lot of planets or that we are the smartest species of all of them... just that you sound like you're fifteen.
Would you like to bet on that?Quote
That person later went on to steal some money from me, so I now distrust all UFO evangelists by extension, so I wouldn't place a bet with you holding the money (you might be him, for all I know), but I would definitely place a bet against that event if someone I trusted was holding the money.
No offense, but that's like saying a black guy stole your money so you distrust all black people. 
the encounter already happened.
his name is satoshi and he brought us the bitcoin.
his name is satoshi and he brought us the bitcoin.
Never in all of history has any evidence of visitation by alien life been identified. And your geussing this August? So, i'll match your 1BTC and bet against you. If by Aug.21 no aliens arrive, I win. Deal?
No evidence? Why are there half a million results for the term UFO on YouTube? Is it all genuine proof? No, but there is more evidence that they do exist and have visited than that they don't exist or haven't visited earth.I'll have to deny that offer though, I think it will happen in 2012.
How about you set up a bet for whether or not it will happen in 2012 at all?
I had a conversation recently with someone who claimed they would "bet their life" that it would happen in December 2012:
That reminds me of another IM conversation I had with . . . somebody else:
him: on December 21 2012 is the day everyone will become aware.
me: aware of what?
him: UFO's are here, and always have been.
me: Interesting prediction
him: I don't think its a prediction.
him: its pretty well set in stone.
him: no pun intended
me: Do you think that on December 22nd 2012, I will believe that "UFO's are here, and always have been."?
him: I would bet my life on it.
me: Wow. Forget betting your life. I wish there was a way to bet money on it.
him: I guess we'll have to bet on December 20th.
him: 2012
I sure hope there is a predictions market running by then.
him: on December 21 2012 is the day everyone will become aware.
me: aware of what?
him: UFO's are here, and always have been.
me: Interesting prediction
him: I don't think its a prediction.
him: its pretty well set in stone.
him: no pun intended
me: Do you think that on December 22nd 2012, I will believe that "UFO's are here, and always have been."?
him: I would bet my life on it.
me: Wow. Forget betting your life. I wish there was a way to bet money on it.
him: I guess we'll have to bet on December 20th.
him: 2012
I sure hope there is a predictions market running by then.
That person later went on to steal some money from me, so I now distrust all UFO evangelists by extension, so I wouldn't place a bet with you holding the money (you might be him, for all I know), but I would definitely place a bet against that event if someone I trusted was holding the money.
Winning my stolen money back by betting against another UFO believer would be such sweet justice.
What odds will you give me if I bet on "later"?
Some pics of Galaxies and Nebulae
http://web.mac.com/donnicoloff/directlightproductions.com/PHOTOS/Pages/GALAXIES_AND_NEBULAE.html#4
http://web.mac.com/donnicoloff/directlightproductions.com/PHOTOS/Pages/GALAXIES_AND_NEBULAE.html#4
aliens exist ≠ aliens visit
Based on the vastness of space and the presence of life on Earth, It's likely that we are not alone. However science is not done by reviewing YouTube videos.
This UFO phenomena is in fact not thousands of years old. The first "flying saucer" was sighted a few months after the first movie about them in the 1950's. Recently, since the 70's, claims about ancient cultures being visited have emerged. Never by archeologist, by UFO hunters. Just as sure as a ghost hunter will find ghosts and a Bigfoot researcher will find evidence of Bigfoot, a UFOlogist will take a blury photo of a airplane.
This UFO phenomena is in fact not thousands of years old. The first "flying saucer" was sighted a few months after the first movie about them in the 1950's. Recently, since the 70's, claims about ancient cultures being visited have emerged. Never by archeologist, by UFO hunters. Just as sure as a ghost hunter will find ghosts and a Bigfoot researcher will find evidence of Bigfoot, a UFOlogist will take a blury photo of a airplane.
Yes, because there are trillions of planets in our universe and we are the smartest species of all of them.
Never said there weren't a lot of planets or that we are the smartest species of all of them... just that you sound like you're fifteen.
Yes, because there are trillions of planets in our universe and we are the smartest species of all of them.
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