Quote from: Aladdin on August 21, 2019, 01:31 AM

when can you play, style ?

wow, lol. didn't get this notification.. what about saturday, 5th october @ 22 GMT?

On this day I will travel, we can on this Saturday if you want, September 28th & 22 GMT, or October 12th 

when do you can play, XanKriegor ?

The distances are pretty vast for sure, but the Milky Way is only 100,000 light years across. If they developed millions of years before us, even traveling at slower than light speed that's still plenty of time to make sizable footprint in the galaxy. One that, even if they didn't come to our little corner of the Galaxy physically, would probably give off other signs of its existence like communication signals which we could detect.

I believe there is a smarter life than ours. But I also believe that they cannot travel faster than the speed of light. So spending hundreds or thousands of years traveling would not be cool. Even if the person travels 20 years at the speed of light, in return to their civilization may no longer exist.

The universe is very large. Very, very, very large indeed. It has a lot of planets in it. Our technological prowess is not even close to sufficient for getting out there to directly inspect any of those other planets (we haven’t even been to Mars in person yet), but we can tell the planets exist. It therefore seems rather likely that, among the 1,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 planets (count ‘em) in the observable universe, and an unknowable number beyond, there is at least one other with a significant biosphere, with complicated native organisms. Where there are complicated organisms, there is the potential for personhood to be achieved, though not necessarily in a form we’d readily recognize or find comforting to meet.

As my credential for this topic mentions, I don’t believe that aliens are lurking in our midst or any such thing; UFOs are not credible in my eyes, never have been. But it’s really quite a bizarre idea that, in all the planets out there that could, none of them have or one day will have life on them. There’s just so many, and our own existence proves that life is possible. And our sapience proves that sapience is possible.

Meeting any aliens is another matter. I’m kind of hoping that some sort of FTL method will be developed at some point in history, though I would be surprised if that were possible at all and absolutely flabbergasted if it were figured out within my own lifetime. It would probably permanently blow my mind. Maybe we’ll figure out cryogenics instead, that sounds more plausible.

We live in a kind of "MATRIX" we're stuck in it without knowing, where reality is non-existent.

When you can play legion ?

Needs to be much earlier than that. Maybe 19gmt tomorrow?

22 gmt Thursday?