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Originally Posted by ngcles
I want hard, physical data. I want an alien on the White House lawn. I want a piece of metal with clearly non-terrestrial isotope ratios of components, or be composed of some currently non-discovered element. I want some piece of predictive evidence — a map of an alien world that can eventually be verified, or an alien-given advance in physics that can later be verified with the LHC or some other cutting-edge technology. And nothing vague like "a unified field theory exists"; it has to be definite and precise, so that there is no controversy.
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Hmmm,
There has been an alien on the white house lawn numerous times in the last 50 years.
Given that the earth and all thats on it is a product of the universe, why should ET's spacecraft consist of anything different.
Now, I cant say that there are aliens, but I can't say that there are not.
I can only say that there are no aliens because I have not seen one, or that there are aliens because I have seen one.
Surely the burden of proof is a two way street.
Prove that there are or prove that there are not.
Either way, INMHO, neither side has the moral highground.