Profile: Andrew MIlls

Personal background
I finaly got in the top 30 of my class HARD work
Computer Description
1 computers with windows XP
& Amd 2.4 Athlon Fujitsu Siemens & windows 2000 1.7 pentium Fujitsu Siemens
have been doing this for a while now but still have probs with my comp freezing and giving me a hard time but that all part of the game


as you can see from my pic i like the outdoors all best Andrew

and short hair cuts see ya soon tata for know.
Thoughts about SETI and SETI@home
1. I believe life exists elsewhere maybe not as we understand life but it exists. How will we discover other lifeforms I haven't really thought extensively on. Maybe through accident or maybe through the SETI data being collected. The possible benifits and dangers of such a contact are endlist. 2. I am just glad to know that my little piece of data crunching may benifit in this endevor
3. But the sheer expanse of the Universe makes the job extremely hard. I do not believe there will be any dangers,as the distance involved and our perception that they are as developed, or more advanced than us if open to debate. Lets get the contact and develop our knowledge from there. One step at a time. With the amount of radio waves that the Earth transmits in various forms we already are a beacon. My views.................It is worhwhile research and the amount of computing power the analysing takes up is negligable..so I leave it on 24hrs a day.

P/s
I think, given all the evidence that humans have able to gather, there must be intelligent life in some galaxy in our universe that contains life similar or not so similar to ourselves. I think there are bacteria and other primitive life on Venus and possibly Mars. If we can have such a plethara of life on our single planet both carbon and sulfur based, then there must be life on other planets. For us to think that we are a fluke or the single chosen planet to contain life is a delusion, and a means to fixate people on a more simplistic vision of our existence. First we must learn to live with each other before more advanced species even acknowledge our prescence openly. If we can't learn to get along on a global scale, then there is even less of a possibility that intelligent life would want to have relations with us.
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