what would happen to the world if intelligent alien life was discovered? (administration, jobs)
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We have several intelligent species besides man on this planet. They live in the world ocean.
Don't forget corvids! Eurasian magpies are frighteningly smart. And not only that, we've actually discovered that the mechanisms behind their intelligence are very similar to our own, on a neuronal level.
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An through multiple administrations and across multiple competing agencies that have been reformulated and subdivided several times each involving hundreds (or thousands) of people...all of whom would score big with a leak? No.
Unless...it really was something so scarey that absolutely every single individual realized to the marrow of his bones that it was a secret that needed to be hidden.
I think perhaps it would be them that discovered us and they would have done so already. More likely as time goes on they are lower on scale than us. On a lighter note; if more advanced then Democrats will want to reenter space race to tax them.
Makes one wonder. http://www.city-data.com/forum/32633247-post34.html
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Originally Posted by banjomike And on the other hand, the crew patch for the B-2 test bombers was black, featured an alien in the center with a knife and fork on either side. At the top was the motto "To Serve Man", and on the bottom was a pidgin Latin phrase "Cutatus Similus Pullus" Translated, the bottom means "Tastes Like Chicken". The motto came from the title of an episode of the Twilight Zone. To Serve Man was a cookbook on cooking humans in the Twilight Zone episode.
All done in very obscure terms as befitting a top secret 'black' project that was a closely guarded at that time.
The B-2 was buried in top secrecy until the aircraft was outed shortly before it went to action during the Iraq War. It had been used in combat for the first time in Serbia in 1999, but it's use remained secret, but it's crews still were issued unit patches.
Pretty spooky and bloodthirsty at the same time. Intimidation is a big part of military might, and those patches often have intimidating images and mottos.
It depends. The survival of our species would be paramount to "feeling" for them.
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