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no-one said they would have time machines
its cler that *if* the are coming here,they either dont use the frequencies
we are looking for with SETI or else use some other way of getting here,
this is a hard thing to grasp but if you know anything about quantum Physics
you will of heard of the "many worlds" theory,it says that we live in a
Multiverse,multiple universe's,people then begin to say ok...then where are
the other universes and what separates the,,thats because we are so used to
3D,left right up down forward and backward,what if their are alot more
dimensions than that,life changes depending on the decision's we make in
live (unless our lives are mapped out for us) so what if their is another
version of you somewhere except s/he made a slightly different decision in
his/her life?
so its not a matter or each universe being beside each other its a different
universe for a different time and different actions made change that
universe?
its hard to explain cos as big as the english language is it isnt big
enough,but tell me if you understand or think im talking through my arse,and
ill try again,so back to the time machine thing,what if they werent as far
away from us as we think? what if they just found a way to slip in and out
of these dimensions and universe's?


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Miguel Cruz wrote in message <6pmlpf$le8$1@news.ycc.yale.edu>...
>The Lion King <AVLEENSINGHVIG@nospammy.msn.com> wrote:
>>The SR-71 used a large number of microprocessors or a level which we have
>>only just achieved in the last few years. The design of the SR-71 in
itself
>>was revolutionary.
>
>These have got to be the most boring aliens ever. It's like if aliens
landed
>tomorrow and offered to give me a videotape of next week's episode of
>Urkel. I mean, who are they expecting to impress?
>
>Come on now. At the very least, the aliens could have given us the secret
of
>immortality or a time machine or something. I mean, these guys are barely
>any more effective than a heavily-funded defense research facility... hey,
>wait a sec!
>
>miguel