Must admit some of this beyond my realm of knowledge. But having just returned from another school board meeting I really like your take on logic! Also good to hear your voice :-)
Whether your working theory is that space is too big for rapid space travel between the stars, or that civilisations older than humanity can reach us relatively easily, then you are extrapolating from our limited knowledge in order to predict what the rest of the intelligent universe is doing.
Both scenarios are based on a weak premise, however, the UFO field has some very intriguing cases.
Anyone with an ounce of true curiosity (that isn't overwhelmed by protecting personal interest), would be intrigued by the history of Ufology. We're still children, gazing up at the stars, even if some of us are wrinkly infants.
Freaken brilliant, dude. Thanks.
Nice job with the audio approach. Tightly edited with lots of nuggets that kept my interest throughout. — your old pal Gunn.
Thanks, Gunny. Don't know how much longer my voice can hang on, but it's a different kind of challenge. Hopefully most won't be nearly this long.
Good one... Forward the audio to Seth
Must admit some of this beyond my realm of knowledge. But having just returned from another school board meeting I really like your take on logic! Also good to hear your voice :-)
Ugh. I'm sorry.
Whether your working theory is that space is too big for rapid space travel between the stars, or that civilisations older than humanity can reach us relatively easily, then you are extrapolating from our limited knowledge in order to predict what the rest of the intelligent universe is doing.
Both scenarios are based on a weak premise, however, the UFO field has some very intriguing cases.
Anyone with an ounce of true curiosity (that isn't overwhelmed by protecting personal interest), would be intrigued by the history of Ufology. We're still children, gazing up at the stars, even if some of us are wrinkly infants.
The new "Fireside Chat". NICE !
Love it. Thank you.