[WilliamofCarmichael]

That's fine about the billions, trillions of other worlds.. even other universes.

That's fine that people on other worlds are far enough along to be gods(?) compared to us -- I guess. I did not read the article.

I want to know who created the electromagnetic waves (I think light waves and all are called). It is from them that all that we know are made.

Whoever created those electromagnetic waves.. now there is GOD! Some say that all matter including us are holograms.

[donmeaker]

We don’t seem to have detected RF transmissions from these other worlds.

Of course if they have detected ours, most of what they will detect is ‘meat noises’, the sound of air as meat blows the air through holes, or images of the meat doing various things.

Some forms of life may just be too disgusting to contemplate, and a truly civilized people would not want to have a conversation with such a rude and crude form of life.

[rawcatslyentist]

>"now there is GOD"

Good thing, cause there isn't a spoon.

[Graybeard58]

That's fine about the billions, trillions of other worlds.. even other universes

Doesn't the very word "universe" mean all or everything? How can there be more than one "all" or "everything"?

Origin: 1325–75; Middle English < Old French univers < Latin ūniversum, noun use of neuter of ūniversus entire, all, literally, turned into one, equivalent to ūni- uni- + versus (past participle of vertere to turn)