Alien Life

[Master_Xan]

Many people don't appreciate the beauty of the solar system. Its unknown, dangerous, and scary. Plus its a little hard to see without looking in *gasp!* science journals, and most people never will.

 

But we are meant to be philisophical. What good is having a brain if you can't question your ability to use it?

[Mitth_raw_nuruodo]

Many people don't appreciate the beauty of the solar system. Its unknown, dangerous, and scary. Plus its a little hard to see without looking in *gasp!* science journals, and most people never will.

 

But we are meant to be philisophical. What good is having a brain if you can't question your ability to use it?

More importantly, what good is it if you are too stupid to use it???

[Guest Scathane]

Well, I guess the point is that the human race can only compare it's 'alleged' intelligence to other lifeforms on earth. As such, we define our intelligence as abstract thinking as well as the ability to create and use tools... The problem here indeed is whether or not this can be dubbed intelligent on a more universal scale...

[Mitth_raw_nuruodo]

The sign on my wall reads:

"If aliens are smart enough to travel through space, why do they keep abducting the dumbest people on Earth?"

[Evo]

Umm.... Mitth.... I thought you said that the Human race is stupid... So how can they take SMART people when there are none?

[Master_Xan]

Intelligence, like everything else, is relative. There are and will always be smarter people, in comparison to the rest of us stupid people.[/b]

[DarthTofu]

Umm.... Mitth.... I thought you said that the Human race is stupid... So how can they take SMART people when there are none?

 

*Gives Evo a high five*

[Mitth_raw_nuruodo]

The sign on my wall reads:

"If aliens are smart enough to travel through space, why do they keep abducting the dumbest people on Earth?"

'Dumbest' is dumber than 'dumb'. So what I was saying is that the aliens could abduct the dumb people instead of the dumbest.