Re: Aliens within four years!

On Sat, 8 Aug 2026 01:17:01 -0400, JTEM <[email protected]> wrote:

>Vincent Maycock wrote:
>
>> LOL!  You are stupid and gay.
>
>NOTE:  The above is it's idea of a "Clever & on topic
>reply" to the subject of alien life, and alien
>micro organisms in particular.

Just keeping pace with your insults there.
>
>> Sure I do, if we can
>
>Again, it's reacting to the topic of alien life and
>alien microbes in particular.
>
>Not addressing, not "Sharing" a single word on the
>topic, merely reacting. Emotionally.

You want sharing?  Is that part of your whole homosexual thing? 

>>> Personally, I'd say that there's PLENTY of evidence for
>>> aliens, if you're not too stupid to realize that "Aliens"
>>> would encompass micro organisms....
>>   
>> You're making progress.
>
>Now I feel bad because you have absolutely no redeeming
>qualities.

So why bother to reply to me? 

>And you're STILL just reacting.
>
>>> But, as the rule goes:  Extraordinary claims require
>>> extraordinary proof.
>> 
>> Of course.
>
>STILL reacting, not addressing...

That's just mindless repetition. 

>>> There's biosignatures detected not only within our solar
>>> system but out beyond 100 light years away!
>
>> Biosignatures often have other explanations, though.
>
>Oh. You mean we'd want to study them -- send probes &
>stuff? You know, "Do science." Like I talked about.
>
>Wow. How'd you miss it?

Send probes?  There are more efficient methods than that for
investigating biosignatures.   

>>> There's
>>> the structures inside of the famous "Mars Rock" that
>>> not only look like fossils but if it were positively
>>> identified as originating from Earth they would be accepted
>>> as fossils!
>> 
>> They certainly do look life microfossils
>
>As I pointed out, they passed scrutiny. The same testing that
>would be considered confirmation of life, had it been an
>earth rock, came back positive for the Mars rock.
>
>Do the Google on carbon isotopes. Ask a grown-up to help.

LOL, kiddo.  So you think we've found *definitive* evidence of life on
Mars? It's a fact, in other words? 

>>> (Psst. They pass the test used to "Confirm" similarly
>>> aged structures in earth rock as fossils)
>
>There's no mystery as to why you ignored the above, as
>you are just reacting...

I addressed that elsewhere.  

>>> We have also photographed structures on Mars that, if
>>> found here on Earth, would unquestionably be associated
>>> with life. There'd be no debate.
>> 
>> That's only because life is so common on earth.
>
>No it isn't. You're making shit up.

So you think life is *uncommon* on earth? 

>>> So Avi Loeb might've been a little bit optimistic on
>>> his timing, but that's all. The issue is that NOT
>>> confirming/falsifying life seems to be a very high
>>> priority for our government. The money wasted on the
>>> Ukraine war would have paid for more than a dozen
>>> Martian return missions,
>> 
>> LOL!  Is this science or politics we're talking about?
>
>Sorry I didn't mean to trigger an even deeper emotional
>spiral in you.

There was no emotional spiral. 

>But I repeat:  The money wasted on the war in the Ukraine
>could have paid for a dozen Martian return-mission AND
>left as with spare cash.

How much is that in actual dollars? 

>Our priority was death, not science.

What about the Iran war?  

>>> the funds flushed down the
>>> toilet of CoronaPanic could have settled the arguments
>>> over just about every potential home for life within
>>> our solar system... with plenty of cash to spare.
>> 
>> Cite?
>
>Fuck you. If you honestly are too stupid to just Google
>the CoronaPanic spending then you honestly are too
>stupid to hold an opinion.
>
>Say, speaking rhetorically:  What search terms did you use?

None, you stupid fuck.  I asked you for a cite, rather than
researching your claim for you. 

>>> Avi Loeb was optimistic NOT in our ability to find
>>> and confirm alien life, but in overcoming the
>>> resistance to finding & identifying that life.
>
>> And don't
>
>It comes down to priorities. You're a mentally ill troll
>whose top priority is saying stupid shit,

You know what they say about trolls?  Don't feed them, so what are you
doing replying to me?

> which is why
>you can't contribute to any discussion

So why don't you just go the fuck away and  have a discussion without
me? 

> Humanity as a
>whole isn't interested in aliens, not microbes anyway.

No, that's ridiculous.  Humans have always been fascinated with
extra-terrestrial life -- space aliens, and all that.  

>There's a difference between skepticism and nay-saying.
>
>I won't even bother trying to explain what that difference
>is... not like your disorder would allow you to grasp it.

Your stupidity won't allow you to grasp that I'm a skeptic and not a
nay-sayer.