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Hi All,
Well, tell me about myself, how many labels can I use. I think i am pretty ordinary.
I go to work, do housework, enjoy my life. It's a pretty great really my life I mean. As the daughter of poor lower middle class parents who didn't have a high school education I have done well.
Australia is a wonderful country if you don't dwell on its past [or its present] treatment of anyone who is not white australian.
There you see, I tried to sound really ordinary housework and job and pride in my achievements and it just drifts into politics and opinions that are held by the few in the face of the many.
So what else can I tell you that is true about me, a half picture won't do, so even though I don't usually get in strangers faces like this, I'll give you some more labels.
I am 50 , radical (well pretty radical anyway) lesbian feminist goddess respecting pagan, living in Australia on Aboriginal ground, trying to make sense of the 21st century and the mess that Bush and others, who see patriotism and religion as something that justifies violence and testerical behaviour, are making of the world.
When are the boys in love with power going to get over war toys?
I work as an information strategist in the IT industry.
I have a great sense of humour and am mostly charming.
Please don't contact me to attack me, argue with me, or tell me that you think I am incorrect in my thinking.
Other lesbians may contact me to flirt.... |
| Thoughts about SETI and SETI@home |
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1] I have no doubt that there are creatures and beings in the non-naterial realms of earth, sky and beyond.
I doubt humans will 'discover' them. I believe eventually some of us will get to know some of them, if we can learn to be more peacable and evolve into acceptable dwellers of the multiverses.
2] Humans already transmit beacons, a dying planet no doubt smells up the galaxy like a garbage dump. Earth is also probably surrounded by the intergalactic carrion eaters waiting to clean up the mess, unless we clean up our act. But since vultures do not attack the healthy, we should not fear the carrion eaters unless we continue to be committed to becoming carrion.
3] Sooner we learn to talk to the creatures and beings of the universe in an open and peaceful fashion, the faster we might learn to stop being so foolish. It is all a cycle, as we get less foolish and dangerous to ourselves and life on earth, we can learn to be even less dangerous to ourselves and the life of earth. |
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