Will those born in the future be less likely to ask and debate the existence of life on other worlds and instead see it as a possibility as we here do the asteroids today? Of course it is Nasa's dream (and it is indeed a dream and will always be a dream to the likes of those who still wish to debate the 1969 moon landing, a pandemic of contagious pessimism, not science, if one did not invent the conspiracy theory, they have been told to believe in the conspiracy theory and being told what to believe is for the feeble minded) to grab the entire solar-system, all planets and their satellites, starting with the Moon and Mars and if all of this happens, the slim chance of asteroids will be much greater and the 0 chance in aliens will become a slim chance to those who been paying attention to what life on Earth alone is capable of. In my view, there will one day be people told to believe that all of the powerful global elite is only pretending to live on other worlds just like they are only pretending that people don't live on other worlds right now. lol
@Karina-Kara said in Man's Creation VS Man Made Extinction:
That reminds me of about the movie "Evolution".
But instead of that, they used Head & Shoulders
Grrr. Don't talk to be about that movie. I ordered the DVD 'Evolution' from CEX, the recent one about the little Indian boy who finds a corpse in the sea and no one in his matriarchal society believes him...
...and they sent me that 'Evolution' the comedy about monsters with Seann William Scott. Bloody CEX (I still love it).
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