Know-it-all Nadin, "On alien life, and whether it is possible"
DUmmie nadinbrzezinski, the World's Foremost Authority, now has extended her realm of expertise to include other galaxies. Not content to stick to the Milky Way (perhaps the milk has been contaminated by radiation gas clouds), Know-it-all Nadin boldly goes where no moonbat has gone before. Here in this THREAD, The All-Knowing One condescends to gift us puny earthlings with her thoughts "On alien life, and whether it is possible."
So let us now ascend through the clouds of ignorance and enter the Mind of Nadin Brzzznzsnsszki, in Sputnik Red, while the commentary of your humble guest correspondent, Charles Henrickson, wondering if we can find any intelligent life in DUmmieland--oh, and by the way, this could be the Mother of All DUFUs, in terms of length, so if you don't finish it tonight, come back tomorrow--is in the [brackets]:
On alien life, and whether it is possible
[Know-it-all Nadin is about to enlighten us with her wisdom! Let us attend!]
every time we have a story... we have the same thing... no it could not, yes it could... yada...yada... yada.
[Nadin is more than a yada, she's our Yoda!]
So let me propose a scenario... NOT BASED ON ACTUAL SCIENCE beyond the Drake Equation...
[No, of course not! Ffft! The Drake Equation, yes, of course, but NOT BEYOND IT! I mean, come on!]
as well as actual, honest to goodness... human history.
[By the way, did you know that Nadin has... A DEGREE IN HISTORY? She does! That makes her an authority on, well... EVERYTHING!]
Let's assume for a second that ET actually comes and lands in front of insert home of head of government here... you know the famous take me to your leader scenario.
[ET will land in DUmmieland and say "Take me to Head DUmmie Skinner!" No, better yet, "Take me to NADIN!"]
1.- We are NOT alone...
[1.- You ARE a loon...]
2.- yes, our lovely aliens were able to cross space time... and we have NO FRAKING idea how they did that.
[Except for Nadin. She has a fraking idea about everything.]
See this leads to this little problem... not only are we not alone, but if these aliens are NOT friendly, regardless of Independence day and good product placement... who doesn't love that Apple used to insert a virus? ACHOOO!
[Oh, Nadin, I'm beginning to see where you're going with this! You're working your magic again, you Golden Enlightener you! . . . Uh, no, actually, I have no idea what you're talking about. GESUNDHEIT!]
We really are that behind the power curve. It will be indeed like oh ... the Aztecs, still stone based civilization, trying to face the Spaniards, who used lead ball, steel and gun powder.
[It's a crisis! It's a tipping point! We've crossed the Rubicon! We're into eschatology! Oh, HELP us, Nadin! What shall we DO???]
This is why some nobodies like Hawking, have actually said that contact with aliens is not that bright of an idea.
[No, no, of course not! Whew, that was CLOSE! I was ABOUT to suggest that we DO make contact with the aliens, but then you and Hawking wisely warned us NOT to! Oh, THANK you, Nadin! You have averted a worldwide calamity of cosmic proportions!]
Now if ET happens to be friendly...
[You mean he COULD be? Why, that would CHANGE things, I imagine!]
perhaps they can use their so far more advanced technology to help us solve some of our problems, such as global warming.
[If only they would use their power for GOOD! Unlike the rethuglicans! B*st*rds!]
Oh and why would they come?
[Perhaps they need to come and consult YOU, Nadin, for advice on what to do back home. Interplanetary warming and all, you know. Radioactive death clouds from Japan. That sort of thing.]
Well intellectual curiosity comes to mind. I mean why send anthropologists to the Amazon to make contact with cultures in the depth of the Amazon? WHo knows Gliesse 589 might have a similar class...
[Other than you, Nadin. You knew about Gliesse 589 back when Hector was a pup.]
Resources, why did Cortez go to Tenochtitlan?
[To get to the other side?]
to cure that disease of his that could only be cured with Gold...
[Oh, Nadin, you supply us with COMEDY Gold! Thank you!]
The reasons for aliens to cross that ocean (assuming for a second that it is possible... and lord knows I am aware of the problems)
[You've practically written the BOOK on intergalactic space travel, Nadin! Who better than you knows the inherent difficulties? Distance, time, contaminated milk, a long way to travel, clean underwear, lack of Gliesse 589... the list goes on and on.]
This is what?
[Nadin, I have no idea what you're talking about. No FRAKING idea.]
Oh yes, so far the fodder of the science fiction writer... in space operas our aliens tend to be violent, greedy and good fodder for fiction...
[Nadin knows fodder, and fodder knows best...]
but on a more realistic matter...
[Oh, don't let REALITY enter into it!]
ET at this point will likely be of the less advanced, with perhaps two to five actual civilizations at a time that could make contact.
[Sure, that's the best guesstimate at this point. Two to five.]
Given that species on earth have an average 300,000 lifespan... the time we have to make contact is rather limited in a geological time frame...
[Let's see... 300,000 times two to five... carry the one... WOW! TIME IS RUNNING OUT!!]
On a philosophical POV tough even accepting that there is a possibility that there is life OUT THERE, means we are not that unique.. .and that life is not that unique.
[Oh, believe me, Nadin, I have no doubt WHATSOEVER that you are COMPLETELY unique!]
To some this is a threat, a philosophical threat.
[To us this is a treat, a very comical treat.]
Of course on the more humorous answers to this from the 1950s, that book is a cook book!
[What in the H*LL are you talking about, Nadin? Have you been into the cooking sherry again?]
Oh and it goes with out saying, if this scenario ever came reality...
[It goes without saying... And now, Nadin, please indulge us poor ignoramuses as we come to you now as mere supplicants with our meager bleatings, entreating you and stretching wide our aprons to catch a few crumbs from your vast table of knowledge, which I'm sure you'll jump in from time to time with which to supply us with... In other words, let's hear from the DUmmies...]
I married an alien. . . .
[Is that you, Mr. Brzezinski?]
Also, many can't even accept gay marriage. . . .
[You married a gay alien?]
imagine some trying to wrap their heads around an alien visit!
[Puny FOOLISH Earthlings! Spacists!]
if mankind was the best the universe had to offer then the universe was in deep sh*t or had a great sense of humor. . . .
[You are a fluke... of the universe... You have no right to be here... And whether you can hear it or not... the universe... is laughing behind your back...]
like a speck of sand on an extremely huge beach.
[Like a freckle on Michael Moore's behind.]
Worst, more like an atom, perhaps a quark...
[Like a quark of triage milk in Nadin's fallout shelter.]
first, aliens absolutely do exist. . . .
[Why, DUmmie qazplm, I believe you ARE one!]
the odds of us being the only place with life are, no pun intended, astronomical.
[The odds of DUmmieland being the only place with life this odd is... about even money.]
I'd assume we'd not be under any real threat, we'd be studied, examined, probably without us even knowing it.
[There would be the anal probes, of course, but I'm sure you'd get used to it, ben--heck, maybe even come to enjoy it!]
Why I mentioned the Drake Equation.
[No need to explain, Nadin, we all understand... YOUR FANATICAL NEED TO DROP IN OBSCURE TERMS AS THOUGH YOU KNEW SOMETHING!]
But every time we mention this we get the but, but...
[Back to the anal probes, I see.]
not the huge ones said to be a mile long, but the saucer shapes. . . .
[Ouch! Oh wait, you're talking about the spaceships. . . .]
I love to listen to Michio Kaku. . . .
[I love to listen to Nadin Kuku. . . .]
I suspect we will create other intelligences before we find any in space.
[Start working on that right there in DUmmieland.]
I would expect somewhat ambivalent evidence of intelligent BEMs within a century.
[I expect NO evidence of intelligent DEMs anytime soon.]
the Spitzer telescope is just the begining. . . .
[The Spitzer is unrivaled at spotting available call girls from across the Hudson.]
You are so right nadin...
[Isn't she? What a debt of gratitude we owe that woman! We are not worthy!]
The universe is so vast I think only about 20% of the population can actually grasp it...
[It's SO vast, even vaster than the vastness of that vast--it's so vast that only 20% of NADIN can grasp it!]
Go look up what it means when somebody states that a specific galaxy is 890 million light years away.
[OK, I did, and it said, "Ask Nadin."]
We are talking of 50-100 LY at much...
[There ya go! Nadin knew!]
Who says they're alien? They could be earthlings but evolved and doing backward time travel.
[Yes, that's always a possibility, of course. It goes without saying. The Drake Equation and all. . . .]
And they already flew over Washington, talked to Eisenhower, it was all on Coast to Coast...
[Sure, it all makes sense! They shave Ike's head... implant microchip... Nixon... J. Edgar Hoover... Elvis... Katrina... Connect the dots. It's all there. What FOOLS we were not to see it!]
But anyways, what is the question?
[Indeed.]
Just because you want to believe in aliens, does not make them exist.
[DUmmie provis99, YOU win today's Kewpie Doll, for this Brief Moment of Mental Clarity® that is like a lone cogent thought rattling around in Nadin's big empty skull of a thread!]
yes there is... drake equation...
[Drake Equation! Drake Equation! DUAC! DUAC! DRAKE!]
try following the xenobiology at NASA
[Try following the Xenalyte at DUFU! You have to, because she's Pingee #1! Put that in your equation and smoke it!]
By the way aliens may be as simple as bacteria.
[I hear you can use tea bags on your feet to get rid of bacteria.]
the Drake Equation is totally made up nonsense.
[Look, provis99, you already WON the Kewpie Doll! You can't win it twice in the same thread!]
One might as well assign a 1% chance that any given planet is populated by flying monkeys.
[There's a 100% chance that DUmmieland is inhabited by barking moonbats.]
You simply do not believe this is possibly and I think it is on ontological reasons... And my basis is not ontological...
[Nadin's Word of the Day, class: "Ontological." Everyone? "On-to-lo-gi-cal."]
You don't seem to understand the meaning of ontological, either.
[Come, come, provis99, you should know by now that Nadin doesn't need to UNDERSTAND big words in order to throw them around!]
Hell they are even taking a third look at Mars now, but I am sure you did not realize that either... By the way, good bye...
[To the iggy list with you, provis99! Nadin is DONE with you!]
What would we have that an advanced alien would want? Other than our creamy centers?
[The NUts! And you're it!]
Worst case scenario, they'd have mastered telepathy and could just paralyze our asses on the spot.
[ben says, "I, for one, WELCOME our alien overlords!"]
But trust me, as I thought these problems... I know I need to deal far more with the first contact from a philosophical point of view. It is not done enough.
[It needs to be more ontological, Nadin. Work on that.]
posted by PJ-Comix at 4:25 PM
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This pompous ass should make a practice of waiting until she hears the words "What do you think?" from someone else before speaking or writing.
It would be a much quieter and more orderly cosmos that way.
Nadins' nadir. Ontologically speaking of course.
She's a fool who doesn't even understand the various 'equations' she cites.
'[The Drake Equation] merely speaks of the number of sites at which ETIs spontaneously arise. It says nothing directly about the contact cross-section between an ETIS and contemporary human society.'
That alone invalidates her use in this context.
Typical moonbat, all 'style' and no substance!
"I love to listen to Michio Kaku. . . ."
Nadin's role-model. The ultimate science whore, always ready to contribute his expertise for a fee whether he actually knows anything about the situation or not, Los Alamos for instance.
"On alien life, and whether it is possible"
I live in California. Trust me, we gots us them aliens all over.
"Why I mentioned the Drake Equation."-KIANadin
Nadine: DUmmieland's answer to the question nobody asked.
"She's a fool who doesn't even understand the various 'equations' she cites - '[The Drake Equation] merely speaks of the number of sites at which ETIs spontaneously arise. It says nothing directly about the contact cross-section between an ETIS and contemporary human society.' - That alone invalidates her use in this context. Typical moonbat, all 'style' and no substance!" Tazz
Well, well, well. Why don't you explain "The Drake Equation" for us, Tazz?
Ready? Go.
Never mind the fact that you're about to sound as fucking crazy as the moonbats above (highlighted in Sputnik Red). Why? Because you claim superior knowledge of "The Drake Equation". You know all about it.
I'll make you a deal...I, troglaman, know nothing about it (as does anyone else around here). But, I assure you, I will not google it...I will not look it up. I want to be innocent while you convince me that the moonbats don't know what they're fucking talking about when it comes to "The Drake Equation". Think you can do that? I'd look forward to it.
Give it a whirl.
TL:DR
"I, troglaman, know nothing about it"
You know jack shit about anything, you incontinent toad.
Of course alien life is possible...Troglaman exists, so there is your proof.
troglaman: Dummie Funnies answer to the question nobody asked.
"I, troglaman, know nothing aobut it."
Your first baby step toward enlightenment.
Nadin, after we got Osama, was telling the DUmmies about her knowledge of covert operations because she, too, was an operator.
The only kind of operator Nadin is where she says "number, please". She throws around Drake's equation then clearly demonstrates she doesn't. Typical DUmmie.
"Of course on the more humorous answers to this from the 1950s, that book is a cook book!
[What in the H*LL are you talking about, Nadin? Have you been into the cooking sherry again?]"
It was a Twilight Zone episode.
"To Serve Man"
One science fiction story I remember involves an invasion by aliens in FTL flying saucers, landing on Earth.
The saucers land, the doors open, and out march some guys carrrying....pikes and matchlocks.
We didn't even have to call out the Army, the local police massacred them.
Then humans, now having the secret to faster than light travel, went on to conquer the universe.
Anybody explain "The Drake Equation" yet?
Nope. Can't do it. Won't do it.
I still haven't looked it up. But I, the mighty trog, would be happy to explain it all to you dumb, lazy sloths once I get the green light to do so.
Let me loose. I beg you.
"I, troglaman, know nothing about it"
You know jack shit about anything, you incontinent toad.
So fuck off and die you fucking fuckwad.
Spacist, LOL! I love it!
Is this Nadin for real? Rhetorical.
Trogla-idiot,
Gawds but you sound just like the lib idiots I've been talking to for years now. Way to not do your homework to prove your point. Know it will prove you wrong, heh? Thought so, BWAAAAAAHAAAAAHAAAA!
"Way to not do your homework to prove your point. Know it will prove you wrong, heh?" Army Strong (and they give this guy a gun).
Prove me wrong? About what? The Drake Experiment? I didn't make a statement one way or the other about the Drake Experiment. I wanted Tazz, or anyone else, to tell me what the Drake Experiment was.
What I said was "Never mind the fact that you're about to sound as fucking crazy as the moonbats above (highlighted in Sputnik Red)." If I had anything to prove, it would've been this.
So let's take a little journey, shall we? You'll be learning about it at about the same time as me...the mighty trog. Ready?
Wikopedia
"The Drake equation is closely related to the Fermi paradox in that Drake suggested that a large number of extraterrestrial civilizations would form, but that the lack of evidence of such civilizations (the Fermi paradox) suggests that technological civilizations tend to disappear rather quickly. This theory often stimulates an interest in identifying and publicizing ways in which humanity could destroy itself, and then counters with hopes of avoiding such destruction and eventually becoming a space-faring species."
Stupid DUmmies didn't know what the fuck they were talking about. Let's continue.
"The final factor in the equation involves the lifetime of intelligent civilizations and the lifetime of the Milky Way galaxy. The lifetime of the galaxy is believed to be about 10 billion years (1010 years), however estimating the lifetime of a communicating civilization is more difficult. The only example we have is our own civilization, which has achieved the ability for interstellar communication in only the last generation or two."
What was that?..."estimating the lifetime of a communicating civilization is more difficult..."
Yeah. Sort of fucks up the whole equation thing since it's a totally make-believe value.
Anyway, since we're operating in real time, I have to admit my startling lack of knowledge about the Drake equation. It's was a big deal.
I humbly submit to your superior knowledge.
"Prove me wrong? About what?"
Well, everything, you retarded marmoset.
The Drake Equation was published in 1960. From reading that Wikipedia article, it seems most scientists have disregarded it.
It's fun to speculate about ETI but
that's all it is. Yet astronomers have now found hundreds of extra-solar planets and it's apparent that many stars have their own planetary systems. The next few decades may point to life on other planets. Let's hope.
"Well, everything, you retarded marmoset." TANSTAAFL
All you have to do is name one thing...I know it's hard...
ONE. THING.
Bet you can't.
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