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Old 23-August-2007, 06:20 AM
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The one reason ive never believed in UFOs is because if there are the amount of them we are told - we are already under attack. They are all over us like a wet shirt!
To take the other side, we could simply be under study.

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And why dont amateur and professional astronomers spot them first?
Possibly for the same reason that microbes don't realize they're being watched in a microscope? Any civilization that can develop the techology to somehow overcome C can probably hide from what would be our comparatively primitive detective technology.

Again, I'm just having some fun playing devil's advocate. Let me reiterate I don't personally believe we're being visited, myself

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They are looking into the sky all the time through instruments. This multitude of UFOs would be passing their field of vision all the time. And theres no way they cpould all keep quiet all at the same time in a huge conspiracy.
Radars are scanning the sky all the time, also, but the F111 has no trouble passing undetected through them

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Though that desont mean there isnt alien life in the universe.

Are there any good new theories in science which answer the fermi paradox? Ive heard the ones like the "zoo theory" which is pretty fun. I keep shouting "get me out of here!" :-)
I personally don't put much stock in Fermi's Paradox. It isn't much of a paradox, really, and has some rather gaping holes in it. It's akin (but not precisely) like simply dismissing dark matter because no one's managed to physically bump into it yet The "zoo theory", if I recall it correctly, however, IMO, is quite a stretch. At that point, you're just a hop, skip, and a jump to Niburu Given the immense size of the universe, statistically, no matter how you choose to assign the odds, I don't see how there can't be another intelligent race, or at least has been or will be, at some point, in our universe's history, somewhere, but as much as it goes without saying that we have no evidence of that, we also have ZERO evidence that any have ever visited here. Nada
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