Profile: Animal Rights for all Alien Life Forms

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Specimen Data



Species: Homo Sapien

Sex: male (and nice to have)

Origin: Originally London, UK., now resides in San Francisco Bay Area, USA., Milky Way

Natural Habitats: Forests, beaches, warm and sunny spots, cinemas, and computer workplaces.

Breaths: A mix of 78% nitrogen, 21% oxygen, ~1% carbon dioxide and noble gases.

Eats: Vegetables.

Survives at temperatures: 263-308 Kelvin, with a preference towards 290-298.

Expected Lifespan: Between 65 and 100 plus years.

Intelligence: Moderate

Built-in Natural Defense System(s): Wing Chun Kung Fu, Tang Soo Do, Hapkido.

Homepage: tony.veggiedude.com




Thanks to SETI user 'Helle' for this format idea.
Thoughts about SETI and SETI@home
1. I think there are other civilizations in deep space. I think we will find evidence in the not so distant future that they exist, and it may be by accident on our part or their's (i.e. we pick up on some garbage radio signal not meant for a first contact).




2. We should not send a signal out to extraterrestrials, because we have not evolved far enough from our barbarianism. An advanced civilization would be cautious to make contact with us, we who treat our worldly citizens (i.e. other species such as chickens, pigs and cows for example) with such inhumanity and distain, much less how we treat our own kind.



3. I run SETI@home because the project needs as many Macintosh altivec processors it can muster, plus it is destined to go down in history as the greatest thing since the wheel, and then maybe, just maybe, we can rid the Earth of a dreadful disease which glues us to our barbarian and superstitious ways. It is called Religion.


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