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| Personal background |
I currently live at the top of a small Himalaya in NW India and teach at a well known international school.
I used to live on the small Hebridean island of Islay which is well known for its whisky (Laphroaig) which is the best in the world (probably). It is also well known for its wildlife with most of the world's population of Greenland White Fronted geese overwintering here.
I was a single parent for many years though now very happily remarried, a Christian though recently I decided to give it up to follow Christ, a Science teacher and hill walker. I travel a lot when I can.
In 2007 I tore my achilles tendon - now I walk with a stick to help steady it - the stick is also useful for the pestiferous monkeys around here.
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| Thoughts about SETI and SETI@home |
Of course life must exist out there - amongst "a wilderness of stars", life must exist.
When will we meet them? - who knows, do we even know we are looking in the right place or in the right way?
The benefits of meeting them: if they are a lot more civilised than we are.
The dangers of meeting them: if they are exactly like us, but with bigger guns.
I do this because I want to know what life is like out there, I want to help in the search. The project is brilliant in it's conception, genius in its execution and it maybe - just maybe - might work. Keep the champagne on ice guys against the day. |
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