Profile: Raymond W. Earley III

Personal background
I am 27 and have been married for almost 4 years. I am a student at James Madison University and am getting a doctorate in Psychology. Ever since I was a small child, I knew that we, as the human race, were not alone. Therefore, I feel that a devotion of my computers to further the efforts of the SETI project are a simple and effective way to help in this exploration. I use three networked computers for this task: an AMD Athalon XP 2100; a P4 2.4GHZ and a Athalon XP 1800 all running Windows XP. I achieve about 6.04 results per day. I hope I can be of some help in supporting this endevor. I am also founder and member of [Sapians United]. Feel free to email me or join up.
Thoughts about SETI and SETI@home
1. I strongly believe that et exists. I also believe that in the next few years we will make contact. I just hope that they are friendly. Most people are not ready to accept that there is other life out there and that they might be more intelligent than us, thus creating an underlining fear in us all.

2. I feel that we should transmit a beacon for others to find us. It is likely that there are other races similar to us that are doing the same thing right now, trying to recieve a signal from other races.

3. I need to know the answer to the question: Is there someone or something out there? My views about the project are positive and I wish that we also had a home network that checked the stars for asteroids. This type of network seems necessary in the potenitial devastation that would occur should an asteroid collision occur. My suggestion is to simply keep up the good work.
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