From: no.one@THRWHITE.remove-dii-this
To: alt.battlestar-galactica
Lio Convoy wrote:
> No One wrote in
> news:4qc623-2sv.ln1@gandalf.grey-net.com:
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>>Lio Convoy wrote:
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>>>No One wrote in
>>>news:ijn323-mbf.ln1@gandalf.grey-net.com:
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>>>>Lio Convoy wrote:
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>>>>>"Imagescribe" wrote in
>>>>>news:83A3f.7563$vD4.399808@news20.bellglobal.com:
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>>>>>>>Why go in that direction? Maybe Earth was settled by these
>>>>>>>particular survivors thousands of years in our past.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> It is unlikely; given our genetic, physical form and chemistry,
>>>>>> that we
>>>>>>originated somewhere else and are alien to this biosphere. But
>>>>>>that's science and not fun.
>>>>>> It's unlikely we dragged all the creatures that share our DNA
>>>>>> along with
>>>>>>us to the new planet. (I think Joss has the patent on that with
>>>>>>TITAN AE). again not fun.
>>>>>> It is entirely likely that the writers can come up with something
>>>>>> that we
>>>>>>can all pick over endlessly and well, that's fun.
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>With 80 million stars with probably about a guess of 480 million
>>>>>planets, I'm sure there are a couple or three or four with the same
>>>>>or similar enough DNA.
>>>>>
>>>>>For all we know, the colony from Kobol arrived at the time of the
>>>>>hypothetical missing link.
>>>>
>>>>There are numerous missing links, please specify.
>>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>There has been speculation of a 'missing link' in the evolution of
>>>man. This link was somewhere between Homo Erectus and Homo Sapien
>>>where there was a huge leap of differences, but nothing in-between
>>>has ever been found.
>>
>>Interesting use of the term speculation.
>>
>>There are many missing links along the whole mythological tree. It
>>has already been shown that all bones found so far are all either
>>fully ape or fully human. To continue to believe in such faery tales
>>takes deeper faith than the supposition that aliens planted us here
>>from out there. How knows, perhaps all our ancient legengs are parts
>>of a collective memory. The Hindu Vadas speak of wars between what
>>could be spaceships.
>> There are some ancient cargo-cults that seem to have attempted to
>>imitate flight. Tolkien's Simarilion has an air of ancient history
>>about it. Even the early books of the Talmud allude to "others".
>>
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>
> You mean Faerie Tales like the Earth and the universe being created in 7
> days?
>
> But then again, you have always been an ignorant fool in this newsgroup.
I never ceased to be amazed that people still make the assummption that
if you aren't a worshipper in the religion of evolution, you must be
some creatist hack.
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