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| Personal background |
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Paul Seymour. Born 2nd July 1959. Live in Erith, Kent England. Famous for being the first reported car-park vigilante and given the tile of The Car-Park Commando after donning army fatigues and 'taken over' my local railway station car park in order to try and capture the car thieves. Also known as the Sewage Soldier after holding the entire road 'hostage' in a bid to win compensation for a sewage spill cased by a local utility company.
Author of Poems from the Graveyard (under my pen-name, Paul Bearer). Now disabled (progressive heart-disease) and a prisoner of home who is proud to join the hunt for ET! |
| Thoughts about SETI and SETI@home |
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1. Yes, definitely! Now we are looking, we MIGHT find alien life but it's the smallest needle in the biggest haystack you've ever seen! I think it's more likely that 'they' will find/visit us rather than the other way round. Benefits? Unimaginable! Dangers? Could such advanced life really be HOSTILE?
2. Yes we should. We should try to offer a REASON for 'them' to make contact. How about our wealth and diversity of culture, art, literiture, etc., (you can send them a copy of my book if you like!).
3. Been meaning to do so for ages but have only just joined in. The idea of finding alien life in my own lifetime would be the ultimate achievement. I think SETI do a GREAT job and I really wish 'the government' would put a LOT more moeny and resources into this exciting and far-reaching search. We should also be looking at ways to populate the galaxy and protect the Earth from the dangers of meteors, etc., so that we can survive long enough to find life and, hopeful, spread the seeds of mankind to the furthest edges of the universe. |
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