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Independland

Crystalsummer wrote:Question of the Day!

What would be the most surprising scientific discovery imaginable?

That God exists.

Independland wrote:Not to let non-english speaking people be disappointed, I guess.

YOU ARE NOT THE ONLY ONE USING GOOGLE TRANSLATE

Crystalsummer and The Saturnian System

My native language is Spanish and I live in Colombia but I did not meet Pablo Escobar

Milaredo wrote:YOU ARE NOT THE ONLY ONE USING GOOGLE TRANSLATE

Oh... I didn't quite get it now. You want to say it was a prank that you know Spanish?

Independland wrote:That God exists.

That This game is not a game
is only a web page

Milaredo wrote:That This game is not a game
is only a web page

Alright...

No it is true I live in Bogotá Colombia

Milaredo wrote:No it is true I live in Bogotá Colombia

Oh, okay.

Post by Milaredo suppressed by Ulymein.

I CAN SPEAK SPANISH WITHOUT GOOGLE TRANSLATE

Post by Milaredo suppressed by Ulymein.

This looks more like a WhattsApp group than a region of nations

Post by Milaredo suppressed by Ulymein.

I can translate your messages to spanish

Post by Milaredo suppressed by Ulymein.

Who wants to exchange endorsements

Crystalsummer wrote:Question of the Day!

What would be the most surprising scientific discovery imaginable?

For me, the answer to the question, "Are we alone?"

The reason why I believed the answer to that question is the most surprising because:
1. The sheer vastness of the universe is mind-boggling that finding out we are utterly alone in this vastness is madness.
2. Finding out the existence of other species on our level of intelligence is surprising and lunacy as to why, after all this time, with the evidence of our universe is such vast that our mind still questioning whether there is life exist out there. "Of course there exist life, why are we still thinking and question about it?"

That is why, Humanity is a beautiful and terrifying species full of contradictions.

Free falnesia wrote:For me, the answer to the question, "Are we alone?"

The reason why I believed the answer to that question is the most surprising because:
1. The sheer vastness of the universe is mind-boggling that finding out we are utterly alone in this vastness is madness.
2. Finding out the existence of other species on our level of intelligence is surprising and lunacy as to why, after all this time, with the evidence of our universe is such vast that our mind still questioning whether there is life exist out there. "Of course there exist life, why are we still thinking and question about it?"

That is why, Humanity is a beautiful and terrifying species full of contradictions.

Yeah, the Fermi Paradox. "Where is everybody?" as Enrico Fermi asked.
You can spend a lot of time thinking and researching about it.

Free falnesia and The Saturnian System

Post by Milaredo suppressed by Asean maharlika.

Crystalsummer wrote:Question of the Day!

What would be the most surprising scientific discovery imaginable?

For me is that this game that really is not a game also IS ON A WEB PAGE
[nation][/Independland]

Milaredo wrote:My native language is Spanish and I live in Colombia but I did not meet Pablo Escobar

Yes It is true

Post by Milaredo suppressed by Hansdeltania.

All of you ignore my messages

Post by Milaredo suppressed by Hansdeltania.

Are all of you serious?

OOC: Please don't spam the message board.

Asean maharlika

Oh, Sorry

Post by Milaredo suppressed by Ulymein.

Sorry [Hansdeltania][/Hansdeltania]

Post by Milaredo suppressed by Ulymein.

Oh sorry, [Hansdeltania][/Hansdeltania.]

Hansdeltania wrote:OOC: Please don't spam the message board.

Okay, sorry I´m new here

Post by Milaredo suppressed by Ulymein.

[Hansdeltania][/nation]

Emaha wrote:Yeah, the Fermi Paradox. "Where is everybody?" as Enrico Fermi asked.
You can spend a lot of time thinking and researching about it.

Indeed. It always makes me think that when we finally found the answer to this question, the answer will be quite surprising. I mean, the universe is incredibly large. It is so vast that it is impossible that the is not a single life outside of Earth. Yet, when we finally realised that there is life, it will be a surprise to the scientific community because of this Paradox, in which why we put out these theories of either there is life or not out there, "there is life, duh" that kind of thinking you know.

But the opposite also true, if for millions of years (if our species survives that long) we search the cosmos and yet not found a single planet in which even microbes exist, thus answering the "life only exist on Earth" part of the Paradox, how surprising and madness it will be since the universe is so large and vast that not a single life exist outside of our planet at all.

Scary right?

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