That is all I ask- just a little common sense.
It’s like that Chupacabra scare a few years ago. People were saying it was an alien. I kept saying, “You are telling me this primitive creature built interstellar space ships, and flew them to Earth so it could eat our goats?” Same thing for those people who though Big Foot was an alien. I wanted to ask them do they really think a primitive creature like that could build an interstellar ship?
There are people who think anything they can’t explain must be from outerspace.
I have heard stories about dirigible UFO’s. People saw them in stories and suddenly their imagination saw them in skies.
Correct me if I am wrong, but didn’t early B&W movies show flying saucers before the public started seeing them in the skies?
As for me, I believe in intelligent aliens elsewhere in the universe, but I don't think they have visited us... yet.
Here is a question for you. We know that environments can lead to different species evolving the same for- like the fish and the porpoise. The fish form is great for moving through the water. Fish like creatures are probably common on any world with water, or some other liquid.
But what about the humanoid form. Our origins can be traced back to the fish form. I believe this is why we have four limbs, a head, symmetrical bodies, two eyes, ears and nostrils. So could the humanoid form evolve on other Earth like planets? Could it be a common form for intelligent creatures?
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