Re: Mind's Eye Aliens, Slavery and Resources

Hello Bill,

I agree with each and both, prepare for the crude as well as the more
sublime. Plus, when technological thresholds are similar, perhaps in
different arenas, there may still be some incongruencies
discombobulating establishing rapport. Such should be prepared for
also.

Whatever the configuration of congruencies and incongruencies between
us and our extended families from off the planet, ethics 'must' be
conjugated, exchanges of thoughts, resources and principles must be
engated ethically and we must be prepared for the unexpected, with
ever greater minds and hearts assuring optimal relationship
development for the wellbeing of all.

Satya
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On 10/24/12, William L Houts <lukaeon@gmail.com> wrote:
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> All right, I just wanted to run this by you guys. I know it seems I'm
> always rattlling on about aliens, but they're really a stand in for,
> well, for a lot of things. Anyway, I've been on Facebook and recently
> made a status report commenting on the conversation we had going on here
> about hypothetical aliens and what they might or might not want from
> us. And I was making the point that I made here: that said aliens will
> turn out to be just as befuddled by it all as we are, and are probably
> in no position to give us the goods on life's mysteries, or even make a
> good cocktail.
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> Now, my friend Matt, who is very smart but also very bitchy, put forth
> Professor Hawking's notion: that we'd better keep our heads down low,
> because history tells us that when a more technologically advanced
> species meets a less developed one, the results are usually horrible for
> the latter. I replied that yes, this does seem to be the pattern in
> Earth history. But, I went on, races which manage to break the
> lightspeed barrier are going to have better things to do than enslave 7
> billion people, or even mistreat them very much. Their energy problems,
> I said more or less, will have been solved to such an extent that they
> won't have to vampirize us. Matt made it clear that he thought I was
> being terrifically naive.
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> Now, Mat is quickly becoming a sour old queen, but I want to know: with
> whom would you agree? Or is there a third answer which I haven't
> proposed here?
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> --Bill
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> "I just flew in from the Land of the Dead
> and boy are my arms tired."

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