I hate hearing stupid people entertain stupidly obviois jokes as literal as though their thoughts had any merit.
you’ve got to be one if the stupidest motherfuckers if you genuinely consider it a possibility that cephalopods are aliens.
you are on par with people who browse Wauf in terms of your capacity for intelligent thought.
>Hawaiian mythology states that the world exists in cycles >World is created, and world ends, rinse and repeat >Also Octopuses are from one of the previous existing world >No extra details beyond that, what this world was, what it means, or any other "survivors" from this world >Simply that Octopuses are from the last world
Honestly a small detail but it stands out for how strange it is.
I wish they were. Unfortunately every species and organic something-or-another ever studied on Earth have had the same four nucleic acids. So we know they're from Earth.
he lived in rhode island he could probably get inspiration playing with his dinner if he wanted to. Those guys are probably second only to japs in eating weird shit from the sea.
The distances are physically impossible for organic life to travel, short of breaking modern physics. They would need to circumvent time dilation somehow to break C
Who says they live that far away, maybe their alot closer than most people think.
Don't believe everything NASA tells you.
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The closest galaxy is 25 thousand lightyears away, even at half c it would take 50,000 years to get there. Anything living there wouldnt even know we exist short of measurement and/or travel methods that break modern physics.
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For sure and who says they don't live in our galaxy?
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Maybe they're already in our galaxy.
Statistically unlikely, and even then ourbgalaxy is still 1000 light years from side to side.
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Why would it be statistically unlikely tho?
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And btw who knows how much of what they tell us about space is actual bs, we probably don't even know most of the fucky shit going on in our solar system.
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Yeah if you assume literally everything they've discovered and/or claimed is bs I guess we don't know anything, really makes you think
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I'm not saying that literally everything they they tell us is bs, but the garden gnome always lie.
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It's statistically unlikely for life to exist yet here we are.
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Maybe someone put us here tho ?
Or maybe the hole planet is engineered?
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You might have forgotten to precise that you're basing yourself on the limited understanding of the laws of physic and space travel technology that we currently have. What we have deemed impossible with absolute certainty throughout History has often been accomplished. Science isn't set in stone and made to evolve and change. Chances are there are simpler ways to do it and we're just not advanced enough as a species.
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I mean, the original post was claiming that aliens wouldn't really be that impressive. What I'm saying is that in order to even see them, they'd have to break all laws of physics as we know them, so they'd be really fucking impressive, akin to gods even.
1 year ago
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fuck of Drn'zltk from the Andromeda Galaxy. We won't worship you no matter how many shitty psyops you run.
1 year ago
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Maybe they're already in our galaxy.
1 year ago
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they use a quasar pulse as interstellar radar, the aliens have our whole solar system mapped
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>The closest galaxy is 25 thousand lightyears away
What does that have to do with anything? Do you understand just how many systems are in our galaxy?
[...]
Statistically unlikely, and even then ourbgalaxy is still 1000 light years from side to side.
According to who?
Listen man, I'm glad you read a few Wikipedia articles but your shit's all fucked up.
If they have the technology for interstellar space travel they can probably find out enough bioengineering to handle that. Or they could simply reproduce on the ship.
The distances are physically impossible for organic life to travel, short of breaking modern physics. They would need to circumvent time dilation somehow to break C
The closest galaxy is 25 thousand lightyears away, even at half c it would take 50,000 years to get there. Anything living there wouldnt even know we exist short of measurement and/or travel methods that break modern physics.
[...]
Statistically unlikely, and even then ourbgalaxy is still 1000 light years from side to side.
The distances are physically impossible for organic life to travel, short of breaking modern physics. They would need to circumvent time dilation somehow to break C
The closest galaxy is 25 thousand lightyears away, even at half c it would take 50,000 years to get there. Anything living there wouldnt even know we exist short of measurement and/or travel methods that break modern physics.
[...]
Statistically unlikely, and even then ourbgalaxy is still 1000 light years from side to side.
OP is asking about the otherworldliness of cephalopods tardo.
1 year ago
Anonymous
>OP: Are cephalopods aliens? >autistic gay: AAAAIIEEEEEE STOP TALKING ABOUT ALIENS I'M GOING INSANE
cope + seethe + touch grass + take a shower
1 year ago
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this 'shower' of yours, is it necessary?
1 year ago
Anonymous
In english grammar the noun is usually the subject of the sentence.
In this case, >[linking verb] [noun] [adjective]
Admit that you just saw a word and it triggered your Wauf autism.
1 year ago
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isn't it >[linking verb] [noun] [nominal predicate]
>To be able to reach us in physical form aliens would have to break literally all laws of physics as we know them now
The distances are physically impossible for organic life to travel, short of breaking modern physics. They would need to circumvent time dilation somehow to break C
>The distances are physically impossible for organic life to travel, short of breaking modern physics. They would need to circumvent time dilation somehow to break C
The closest galaxy is 25 thousand lightyears away, even at half c it would take 50,000 years to get there. Anything living there wouldnt even know we exist short of measurement and/or travel methods that break modern physics.
>The closest galaxy is 25 thousand lightyears away, even at half c it would take 50,000 years to get there. Anything living there wouldnt even know we exist short of measurement and/or travel methods that break modern physics.
[...]
Statistically unlikely, and even then ourbgalaxy is still 1000 light years from side to side.
>Statistically unlikely, and even then ourbgalaxy is still 1000 light years from side to side.
I hate hearing stupid people entertain stupidly obviois jokes as literal as though their thoughts had any merit.
you’ve got to be one if the stupidest motherfuckers if you genuinely consider it a possibility that cephalopods are aliens.
you are on par with people who browse Wauf in terms of your capacity for intelligent thought.
They're from underwater.
yes, but only in the same way that the earth itself is from space
>Hawaiian mythology states that the world exists in cycles
>World is created, and world ends, rinse and repeat
>Also Octopuses are from one of the previous existing world
>No extra details beyond that, what this world was, what it means, or any other "survivors" from this world
>Simply that Octopuses are from the last world
Honestly a small detail but it stands out for how strange it is.
kino
source? sounds interesting
Fucking michael kirkbride.
Yes.
Jellyfishes are from space too.
yes
Maybe, perchance, through panspermia? I'm open to that sortt of thing
I wish they were. Unfortunately every species and organic something-or-another ever studied on Earth have had the same four nucleic acids. So we know they're from Earth.
I fucking love cuttlefish.
No doubt where he got his inspiration from.
he lived in rhode island he could probably get inspiration playing with his dinner if he wanted to. Those guys are probably second only to japs in eating weird shit from the sea.
No but you are
If aliens ever happen to visit us I wouldn't be surprised to see them look like squids. They have the potential, they just can't live long enough.
I don't even think Aliens will be impressive when we have beings like these in our oceans
To be able to reach us in physical form aliens would have to break literally all laws of physics as we know them now
Why?
The distances are physically impossible for organic life to travel, short of breaking modern physics. They would need to circumvent time dilation somehow to break C
Who says they live that far away, maybe their alot closer than most people think.
Don't believe everything NASA tells you.
The closest galaxy is 25 thousand lightyears away, even at half c it would take 50,000 years to get there. Anything living there wouldnt even know we exist short of measurement and/or travel methods that break modern physics.
For sure and who says they don't live in our galaxy?
Statistically unlikely, and even then ourbgalaxy is still 1000 light years from side to side.
Why would it be statistically unlikely tho?
And btw who knows how much of what they tell us about space is actual bs, we probably don't even know most of the fucky shit going on in our solar system.
Yeah if you assume literally everything they've discovered and/or claimed is bs I guess we don't know anything, really makes you think
I'm not saying that literally everything they they tell us is bs, but the garden gnome always lie.
It's statistically unlikely for life to exist yet here we are.
Maybe someone put us here tho ?
Or maybe the hole planet is engineered?
You might have forgotten to precise that you're basing yourself on the limited understanding of the laws of physic and space travel technology that we currently have. What we have deemed impossible with absolute certainty throughout History has often been accomplished. Science isn't set in stone and made to evolve and change. Chances are there are simpler ways to do it and we're just not advanced enough as a species.
I mean, the original post was claiming that aliens wouldn't really be that impressive. What I'm saying is that in order to even see them, they'd have to break all laws of physics as we know them, so they'd be really fucking impressive, akin to gods even.
fuck of Drn'zltk from the Andromeda Galaxy. We won't worship you no matter how many shitty psyops you run.
Maybe they're already in our galaxy.
they use a quasar pulse as interstellar radar, the aliens have our whole solar system mapped
>The closest galaxy is 25 thousand lightyears away
What does that have to do with anything? Do you understand just how many systems are in our galaxy?
According to who?
Listen man, I'm glad you read a few Wikipedia articles but your shit's all fucked up.
If they have the technology for interstellar space travel they can probably find out enough bioengineering to handle that. Or they could simply reproduce on the ship.
Or just cryo sleep and let their robots drive to the next galaxy
thank you for ruining the thread anon
How? OP is asking a question about space creatures so it's no surprise people would talk about aliens.
OP is asking about the otherworldliness of cephalopods tardo.
>OP: Are cephalopods aliens?
>autistic gay: AAAAIIEEEEEE STOP TALKING ABOUT ALIENS I'M GOING INSANE
cope + seethe + touch grass + take a shower
this 'shower' of yours, is it necessary?
In english grammar the noun is usually the subject of the sentence.
In this case,
>[linking verb] [noun] [adjective]
Admit that you just saw a word and it triggered your Wauf autism.
isn't it
>[linking verb] [noun] [nominal predicate]
>to break literally all laws of physics as we know them now
Isn't this an inevitability though?
>To be able to reach us in physical form aliens would have to break literally all laws of physics as we know them now
>The distances are physically impossible for organic life to travel, short of breaking modern physics. They would need to circumvent time dilation somehow to break C
>The closest galaxy is 25 thousand lightyears away, even at half c it would take 50,000 years to get there. Anything living there wouldnt even know we exist short of measurement and/or travel methods that break modern physics.
>Statistically unlikely, and even then ourbgalaxy is still 1000 light years from side to side.
>Source?
>I made it the fuck up