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Name: John Warner
Age: 30
Occupation: Software Programmer / Web Programming
Hobbies: Raising my 10 dwarf hamsters (Mouse, Snow, Lucy, Ginger, Feather, PPNut, Pepper, Maximillion(Max), Elliott, Freddy.)
Dog: Noah
I hope one day that SETI succeeds in its goal. I think with new planets being discovered all the time we're bound to find someone we can "talk" to. My all-time hero is the late Carl Sagan. He was an amazing scientist and encouraged the path of true science; the embodyment of SETI. Anyway, keep looking up, keep the path of communication open, and boost the power on those radio telescopes. Go SETI, they'll answer someday.
- John |
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Well, I think science has made many new discoveries recently, we've found new planets and celestial bodies. We know that there are other galaxies and suns and the things that we believe are necessary for life elsewhere. I definately think life elsewhere exists. I think the Drake equation and the discovery of new planets lends a lot of credit to believing that there is (Intelligent)life out there. However, I don't believe we will discover it anytime soon. It would be awesome if I turned out to be wrong about that, though. I think in order to find others, we need to 'think' like an alien. I think we need to find a stronger method of communication. I think it more likely that we'll discover it when we traverse the limits of our galaxy.
But in that hope that we can make it easier for someone to find us that might be more capable of comming to us rather then us going to them, lets make as much noise as we can and listen for a response. To that effort, my spare CPU cycles are yours. Although, I do hog a fair amount. |
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