Profile: klaa22

Personal background
From Duluth, Minnesota. Life-long Sci-Fi afficianado and student of diverse subjects,

ACF Certified Pastry Chef,

Hobbies : Computers and Electronics (AA Degree),
Outdoor life in the Woods of the North,
Ice Fishing,Shorecasting (Walleyes RULE !!!),
Wilderness Canoeing (yes, and the Portaging too),
Camping and Walkabouts,
Fledgeling Mars Imaging Anomalist,
All-around Renaissance Man.

Thoughts about SETI and SETI@home
1. Extraterrestrial Life most certainly exists. Only our human pride and vanity
prevent most people from believing it...(well,ignorance too)

We will most likely discover ET's when THEY want us to KNOW with certainty.
My yard is plenty big enough...should they wish to drop in.

The possible benefits...? Perhaps they can provide the TRUTH about our
origins...and Destiny !!!
The danger lies in the common man being incapable of accepting the REALITY
of their existance...FEAR.

2. Transmit a beacon...? Hmmmm,I wouldn't want any "Klingons" to show up,
on the other hand,if a benevolent Race came...the possibilities
are endless. (we may even be surprised at WHO shows up !!!)

3. SETI@HOME makes me feel like I'm making a small contribution to the Human
Database. It's fun,and allows my friends and family,although miles apart
to have a stronger bond,competing for faster times and more W/U's.

The Project...? This is the only negative I can see to it...surely the
Dept. of Defense would be involved in the release of any information that
would be had...Would we be told all ? Would we be told ANYTHING ?

What if they don't utilize conventional radio waves ?

Suggestions...? Immediatly begin SAH2, and start scanning the southern sky.
Get on it guys !!! :)
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