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Fats-T 10 year s ago
#7 - While accurate for English, this isn't true for other languages nor for people who are multilingual. Plus many of the books we have are translated from other languages that may have more letters.
#18 - The BBC TV series Red Dwarf poses that question in one of their episodes. Dave Lister wonders if the reason we have never been contacted by aliens is that humans are the plague of the universe.
#18 - The BBC TV series Red Dwarf poses that question in one of their episodes. Dave Lister wonders if the reason we have never been contacted by aliens is that humans are the plague of the universe.
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gigantes 10 year s ago
hehe... i like that red dwarf theory as a novelty. although!
although IMO it drastically overestimates our importance as well as minimises the vast distances and times separating hi-tech species across the cosmos.
although IMO it drastically overestimates our importance as well as minimises the vast distances and times separating hi-tech species across the cosmos.
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Mr. Ree 10 year s ago
#6 - when I think of 'art' this is the type of amazing creation I think of, not a bunch of bent up spoons covered in melted wax that some people call 'art'.
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LOLMASTER5000 10 year s ago
#3 I wonder where we could've been in 2035, 66 years after the 1st moon landing, if the global military budget (or even just that of the US) had been diverted to space exploration. Fucking warmongering governments.
#7 Implying all books are written in English and exclude numbers and symbols.
#7 Implying all books are written in English and exclude numbers and symbols.
#18 - The BBC TV series Red Dwarf poses that question in one of their episodes. Dave Lister wonders if the reason we have never been contacted by aliens is that humans are the plague of the universe.
although IMO it drastically overestimates our importance as well as minimises the vast distances and times separating hi-tech species across the cosmos.
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#7 Implying all books are written in English and exclude numbers and symbols.