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| quote: | Originally posted by ams.rld
Sorry, but not all humans are materilistic or selfish. There would be a group of people capable of travelling long distances. There are many that do that now. And guess what? They are not spirtuality enlightened.
Our galaxy is not that old and we can only assume that the majority of life in our galaxy is also not that old. So the advanced species wouldn't be "advanced in mind" as you implied. |
A lot of humans are very materialistic. Look at you and me - computers, digital equipment, TV, toys, ipods, wireless, etc. - we're deep in it. We've lost the touch with reality and who we really are. We are becoming closer to machines, and next step is getting micro-chipped and id-tagged, but thats another topic. Most people, especially in developed world, have lost touch with humanity, their past and their feelings. There's so much jealousy, hatred, selfishness, IGNORANCE, unfairness, greed, etc. that is holding our society by a thread. Our society is based on their immoral standards like getting more money than others. Once the climate changes and/or environment will decrease its food production capability, this material world will come crashing down, because there's no solid base underneath. Just like countless civilizations before us, whose ruins have been found all over around the world, the fate of our overpopulated world is bleak.
Travelling from Canada to Africa is not the same as travelling from Earth to Andromeda Galaxy. Thats a long step far far away. We've managed to explode our scientific research and development over the last hundred years, but we've dug ourselves a huge hole of problems to deal with later. Even our space program is pretty dam weak. Its been 40 years since first man landed on the moon and we havent been back since and we havent improved.
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