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Chitchat Do you know why after the invasion, they killed the civilians?
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One of the answers however not close enough from the invader point of view.
Something that will not backfire the invader that will affect the health of the invader soldiers and bring back to the invader home soil causing invader more problems back home.
And inherit bad things after the invasion.
Something that will not backfire the invader that will affect the health of the invader soldiers and bring back to the invader home soil causing invader more problems back home.
And inherit bad things after the invasion.
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Many planets are uninhabited because they are uninhabitable. Too hot, too cold, no water, no air, no gravity, too much gravity, etc. Besides, even if they are inhabitable, most only have low life forms like bacteria. Takes millions or billions of years for higher life forms to develop even if the conditions are right. How many planets comes with ready made infrastructure that aliens can just take over by killing off all of the existing dominant life form?
If the aliens are that advanced they have no need for our infrastructure and technology.
Ther universe is so vast. There are bound to be planets that are inhabitable and its inhabitants in a different stage of evolution.
Imagine colonizing earth during 100 BC or even earlier.
Spend far less energy and resources.
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Good point. Unless they are looking for food.
Uhmm would you eat an alien life form you have never tried?
Probably they will find one planet that can grow their livestock.
Earth and humans not so significant and important lah.
It is a bit like any person talking big about where they live and so on.
Frankly who the fuck cares about other people? Other animals? Other life forms? Other aliens?
It is all about me. Me. Me. Me.
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They could have been test cooking us for thousands of years until they got the right recipe. That will explain the many missing persons.
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Advance Technologies don't happen by accident it takes billions of years of evolution. When they find a habitable planet they terraform it. Like now they're doing it to Mars.
Then they use their own DNA to 'parent' the primates there just like how scientist says humans dna have been altered actually many time through stages as they couldn't find the missing link for evolution to our present status.
Earth is practically 'Heavens' the perfect balance of the eco system, flora & fauna cannot be by chance.
Religions served it's purpose and timeline. Truth is stranger than fictions lol............
Then they use their own DNA to 'parent' the primates there just like how scientist says humans dna have been altered actually many time through stages as they couldn't find the missing link for evolution to our present status.
Earth is practically 'Heavens' the perfect balance of the eco system, flora & fauna cannot be by chance.
Religions served it's purpose and timeline. Truth is stranger than fictions lol............
Indeed.
Just like in the comic books.
Some inhabited planets have only one superpowered hero. Some have none.
And earth has millions of them.
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according to a harvard professor, an alien cigar shaped spacecraft visited the solar system on sep-6.9, 2016.9. it was heading towards the sun then turned away at a speed uncharacteristic of meteors nor asteroids. it actually sped away from the gravity of the sun. a natural space object will not be able to do that. it passed near earth on the way to the sun but was not hovering over earth as it knew there was a dearth of intelligent life. it was more interested in what the sun would becum, perhaps whether it would emit powerful solar flares to wipe out earth’s magnetic field and atmosphere.
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