Profile: Crunchy

Personal background
I´m 26 years, live i Central Copenhagen.
I in the progress of taking a degree in social science.
Thoughts about SETI and SETI@home
To think that we would be alone amongst all the stars, would be the same as saying that there are no people on earth, but my self and my parents.

Extraterrestrial life exists. We just haven´t had any well documentet contact yet. Why not may some ask?
Well the perspectives are many, some would disagree with me, and say that we have had well documentet contact. And others may say that they are just to smart, not to get invovled with a lesser species, like our selves.
But i think maybe they are just like us, searching the stars, in hope of confirmation that thay are not alone.
Many people have the idea that aliens would be more advanced than our selves, but maybe that is not the case. We could be the most advanced race amongst many, but we could also be the least advanced race of them all. There is no way of telling, so we embark on this venture to search the stars, to see or hear if we are alone.

Should we transmit a beacon of some sort, for them to find...? I don´t see why not. What should we tell them...? Well to give away our genectic code would be like to tell your opponent in a boxing match where to hit you, for the best result.
Give an overview of what we are, and just enough information about our state of development, that they may find some interest in our civilsation.

Why do i run Seti@home?? Well i do it to contribute to a greater good. And there is no point in that my processing power is wasted on an ordinary screensaver, og not used while surfing the net.

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Keep up the good work.
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