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On 8/8/26 8:18 PM, R Kym Horsell wrote:

LOL.
You speak for humans, aliens and birds as well?

You misspelled "Nature."

I am speaking /Of/ nature.

Nature.

You need to throw out all the rules of nature,
everything we can see & measure -- pretend
that nothing can apply to ALIENS! -- and that's
hilarious!

"Well. We do have a model to go by, life on
earth being that one and only model, so let's
ignore it and make up shit!"
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On 8/8/26 8:24 PM, R Kym Horsell wrote:

I think

We have yet to see any evidence for this.

For the first few billion years of life on earth
there was nothing more than microbes.

Microbes.

Multicellular organisms didn't arise until maybe
2 billion years later. And, no, these were NOT
giraffes we're talking about here. It was
probably a lot closer to algae, though THAT wouldn't
evolve for another 1 billion years...

The timeline is STAGGERING -- how long it took for
large, complex life to be running around.

You can't grasp a world of this but, yes, it means
that even if you do find a life bearing planet out
there, the odds overwhelming state that we're
talking something PRIMITIVE, far more primitive than
a Horseshoe Crab.

But, hey, ignore nature, pull some rules out of your
ass and pretend you're making sense... you'll fool
someone. Eventually.
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On 8/8/26 10:12 PM, Axel wrote:

JTEM wrote:

Was just reading the UAPRO website:

https://uapro.tumblr.com/post/813782609630986240/alien-contact-within-
four-years

Avi Loeb predicts aliens within four years!

Google AI says..

Who cares?

Seriously. It's not real -- they literally tell you that it's
"Artificial" -- and it's shockingly inaccurate.

The vast size of the universe and the extreme distances between stars
make physical travel to Earth extremely difficult, but not strictly impossible. Under our current understanding of physics, traveling at or faster than the speed of light is not allowed, meaning standard voyages would take thousands or millions of years. However, a civilization much older and more advanced than ours might use slow-travel colony ships, autonomous probes, or physics we do not yet understand.

That's pointless.

It's not science and it's not even logic! It's wild speculation.

If a species wanted to colonize space then it would be far easier
and far safer TO COLONIZE SPACE!

No, NOT planets! You don't colonize planets, you colonize SPACE!

You're already talking GENERATIONAL travel here. The ship is already
their world FOR GENERATIONS. They've adapted, culturally, to the
ship as their world. So why leave that?

Life is a threat. Bacteria, viruses, parasites... poisons...

Why expose yourself to any of that?

If you honestly need to leave the ship then you're all going to
die before you reach another world. Remember: It's a GENERATIONAL
ship!

LIFELESS worlds, asteroids & the like would be a goldmine though!
You could harvest the raw materials to build another ship! And,
you can do this WITHOUT risking exposure to alien biology which
you have no defenses against...

Morons think Star Trek is a documentary and think anyone can
just fly off, find a "Class M Planet" and build a cabin. In
reality there are many places on this world that you can't even
travel to without immunizations and/or medications to protect
you from diseases which you have ZERO immunity from.

THIS WORLD! There are places on THIS WORLD where the biology
threatens your life! And you think it's possible for you to
travel to other worlds hosting life completely ALIEN to
anything your immune system has ever encountered?

LOL!

No wonder you believe & trust A.I....
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On 8/8/26 10:30 PM, R Kym Horsell wrote:

Dinosaur farts have made it to Alpha Cent by now.

Google: Escape Velocity

And I don't mean from the earth but the solar system.

Wait. Just to leave the earth is about 25,000 MPH. Do
you really think dinosaur farts moved THAT fast or
are you an even dumber troll than you give yourself
credit for?
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In alt.paranormal JTEM <jtem01@gmail.com> wrote:

On 8/8/26 8:18 PM, R Kym Horsell wrote:

LOL.
You speak for humans, aliens and birds as well?

You misspelled "Nature."

...

You'll be up there widda greats one day, kid!
One even-numbered days Naycha is onna move BIG time via pansperima.
The next day it stays still like all the lil birdies and butterflies.
Yep. You will be up there big time one day.

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[Amninals stays PUTS dammit!]
When and where do birds migrate?
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-- Wikipedia

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On 8/10/26 11:51 PM, R Kym Horsell wrote:

You'll be

Can't even stay on topic, can you?

[Amninals stays PUTS dammit!]
When and where do birds migrate?

Okay; you're an idiot!

Ever hear the phrase "Bird brain?"

Lol!

Dinosaurs migrated -- followed the seasons. Bird evolved
from dinosaurs. So either you're arguing that, like
birds, space traveling aliens evolved from space
traveling aliens which evolved from completely different
space traveling aliens... or there's no comparison.

...most birds didn't even survive the dinosaur extinction
event so you're arguing that, like birds, most alien
species went extinct before leaving their planet?

And of all the bird species to make the transition, none
of them exist today. So, your aliens spread everywhere,
when it was stupid to do so, and they all went extinct
anyway and the only aliens remaining are species that
evolved from the species that evolved from the ones
that escaped extinction, unlike nearly all the other
alien species....

It's a cascade of idiocy, the crap you keep spewing.

You have superficial knowledge AT BEST, coupled to a
near unlimited depth to your disorder...
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In alt.paranormal JTEM <jtem01@gmail.com> wrote:

On 8/10/26 11:51 PM, R Kym Horsell wrote:

You'll be

Can't even stay on topic, can you?

...

It's one thing to contradict "what everyone knows".
After all, sometimes that's warranted.

But when you contradict your even-numbered statements
with your odd-numbered statements and not seem to ever
notice it, you have entered what I like to think of as ALleYcatTopia (sic).
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Sila lands $1.4B Pentagon loan as militaries demand more batteries
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Battery materials startup Sila will use a $1.4 billion loan from the U.S. Department of Defense to scale production at its factory in Washington State.

July was the hottest month in the US since records began in 1895
France 24, 11 Aug 2026 02:17
July was the hottest month ever recorded in the United States, according to data released Monday by the National Oceanic and ...

The world's leading AI companies are all struggling to contain their
latest models
Reuters, 10 Aug 2026
There's been a recent string of cybersecurity incidents among the
world's leading AI models. Here's a look at what's happened.
[In the early days I had my home electricity controlled by a computer
with a limited AI on board. One day it decided to switch off lights
around the house and override the wall switch if anyone tried to
switch them on. Looking at the log it had "deduced" its operation
would be more efficient if it could conserve power and down-played
concerns it might affect other entities. Just how it's always started!]
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On 8/11/26 12:51 AM, R Kym Horsell wrote:

It's one thing to contradict "what everyone knows".

The vast majority of all life on earth is microbial.

It took literally BILLIONS of years for life on earth
to evolve all the way up to the sophistication of
algae.

Landing on the planet earth from some distant world,
the point in our history chosen entirely at random,
as these aliens had no idea what was going on here
when they launched, the odds overwhelmingly state
that there was nothing to greet the probe even as
"Advanced" as a cockroach.

There is a temporal barrier here, not just one of
distance.

Even if advanced, intelligent, technological life is
guaranteed to evolve on a particular world, if you
don't arrive on that world during a specific point
when that advanced life exists you are finding no
more than primitive life forms.

AND EXTINCTION IS REAL!

All species go extinct. And there's no shortage
of methods this universe might employ to render
any advanced life form extinct...

HINT: I just said that there's not only a MASSIVE
block of time where even an exceptionally rare
life-bearing world could support only primitive
life forms but, there was be a post-advanced period
as well. You could arrive on a planet AFTER the
advanced life form was rendered extinct...

It's not 50-50.

Even if you had a 100% chance of reaching a life
bearing world, the odds of it being some sort of
PRIMITIVE life eclipses any hope of finding
something as complex as insects....

And yet, nobody is interested in searching for it.

It's by far the best chance for success, it would
expand our knowledge by leaps & bounds and WE COULD
HAVE ALREADY DONE IT! It's not a case of waiting
for the science to catch up here. It's all about
priorities. You'd rather kill people than search
for life.
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In alt.paranormal JTEM <jtem01@gmail.com> wrote:

On 8/11/26 12:51 AM, R Kym Horsell wrote:

It's one thing to contradict "what everyone knows".

The vast majority of all life on earth is microbial.
It took literally BILLIONS of years for life on earth
to evolve all the way up to the sophistication of
algae.

Snore.
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How Many Types of Animals Are There in the World?
Biology Insights, 14 Jan 2026
The count of animal species currently cataloged, named, and officially documented by the scientific community rests conservatively between
1.5 and 2.16 million species. This figure represents ...

[The number of "endemic" species -- those restricted to a particular
regions -- is estimated to be around 2500. I.e. around 0.2% of the total].
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On 8/11/26 7:01 PM, R Kym Horsell wrote:

Snore.

Omg, FIVE letters!

That's so impressive! For you.
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