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   From: jtem01@gmail.com   
      
   On 9/6/25 10:51 PM, David Dalton wrote:   
   > On these groups I have already discussed four refugee   
   > DNA-based humanoid alien species whose ancestors   
   > arrived here about 15,000 years ago.   
   I honestly don't think aliens are here or have ever been here.   
      
   It's pointless.   
      
   Now alien tech? Oh, I'm certain. But at a once in a million   
   years arrival rate, there's been two to three probes since   
   the genus Homo arose... which started with Homo habilis, btw.   
      
   There would have been 66 since the dinosaurs went extinct.   
      
   There's been, maybe, 45 since Antarctica froze over.   
      
   Again, assuming one alien probe arrives every million years.   
      
   Of course that may be far too generous.   
      
   Of course humanity sent it's first probe, Voyager, out like   
   50 years ago. Aliens wouldn't have to be very advanced to   
   send something. Going by us as a model, it's absolutely daft   
   to imagine Star Wars/Star Trek level tech...   
      
   No. The only probes we're likely to see are on a seek-and-   
   destroy mission.   
      
      
      
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