Why do people ask the big questions just to deny the clear answer?

[Floydical]

For centuries people have asked the big questions of life:

Why are we here?

Where did we come from?

Where are we going?

What is the meaning of life?

They ask these questions knowing in their heart that there must be a clear answer. Unfortunately, religion can only answer these questions with a large amount of faith and subscribing to atheism immediately eliminates the possibility of some of these questions having an answer.

However, there is a meld between these 2 lines of thought that would directly answer each and every one of these questions without a doubt..... yet the vast majority of people laugh it off as if it were a joke.

Modern man has a stronger belief in an almighty God than a belief in intelligent aliens. That being said, a belief in advanced aliens that manipulated our race is deemed heresy in our society, yet it would answer every last question we have about life.

Therefore, the answers to life's big questions are as follows (please keep an open mind):

Spoiler

Why are we here?
A: Because intelligent aliens manipulated primitive humanoid life on our planet by splicing their DNA into them. Flood stories of the bible are an archive of these beings pushing the reset button when the life they created was deemed unworthy. We are the end result of this experimentation.

Where did we come from?
A: Wherever our origin race came from. Their race is likely millions of years old and came from a faraway planetary system.

Where are we going?
A: Into space. First to Mars, then to new solar systems, then perhaps to our origin planet.

What is the meaning of life?
A: To become immortal. Its possible some or all of these beings are immortal and that is our ultimate purpose as well, to find that secret and live forever.

Religion and Atheism can't come close to answering these questions, yet a belief in intelligent alien life does. Everyone asks these questions yet they refuse to believe the most clear-cut answer. If you are willing to open your mind to the possibility, I suggest you look further into the evidence that is all around us and littered in our ancient history.

 

[HowDidIGetPrem]

Bruh, that's no better than starting another religion to make an explanation.

 

[Avery Uchiha]

While I believe that aliens do exist, I don't necessarily believe they created us. We just got lucky and our ancestor (a single celled bacteria likely deriving from a foreign object in space) happened to land on this planet which could sustain life. Fast foward to billions of years later and here we are.

 

[Calpal]

Why and what are the same imo. Every organism is pre-programmed for two things: reproduce, live as long as possible to keep reproducing

where did we come from? Here as far as I can tell.

where are we going? Hopefully yes, into space. That is the key to kickstarting further evolution. Either that or stay here and somehow adapt to the failings of our own society

 

[wanderingcactus]

the reason is due to unsatisfactory

Explanations fall short on their perceived expectations.

Now, any knowledgeable person can surmise that from the primitive being's perspective, an advance being can be seen as gods.

We can also assume that we will become somewhat of godlike beings to these less fortunate creatures when we come across them.

We have historical data to back this up, just take the conquistadors and the native americans. They believed that they were gods.

This can also be observed by going to completely isolated societies and visiting them with our advance tech.

The reason why we reject the proposal that we are merely an outcome of an ancient civilization settling or an experiment is due to EGO.

Right now, we have no technology to gather enough data to prove or disprove the theory of ancient civilization or how life truly started forming in our world. The best explanation we could come up is that Earth had some asteriods and condition were optimal for them to survive and thrive and evolve.

We still have no clue how these organisms formed in the first place. We have the basic idea of "conditions were right" As far as we know we can create new creations just with the arrangement of atoms. However how they came to be is still a mystery for us. So we leave it by "chance" which is kind of religious in the sense of faith -leaving things to chance and all that.

Another problem is that there are no clear indication that there ever was an existing civilization. We completely neglect the fact that we have no clue what we are looking for in the first place. As far as we are concerned, these advanced beings are like us. Walking bipedal with space ships and all the sci-fi stuff but completely similar to us in terms of capabilities realized or imaginary.

We won't expect them to be capable of invisibility, immortality, the size of close to molecules or in gigantic proportion.

Heck, there's even a theory that some celestial beings are simply part of that organism. Like God being a "person" and everything that is within is our reality. Our Earth is just one cell over a clusterfuck of them. Yet we would reject that idea as it does not align with our expectations.

 

[Floydical]

Bruh, that's no better than starting another religion to make an explanation.

You could call religion in general a faction. You could call Atheism a faction. This would simply be a third faction which is essentially a mix of the two. In a way it agrees with creationism, but we weren't created by God but rather aliens. Yet it also agrees with the Atheist ideology of science pushing our existence.

While I believe that aliens do exist, I don't necessarily believe they created us. We just got lucky and our ancestor (a single celled bacteria likely deriving from a foreign object in space) happened to land on this planet which could sustain life. Fast foward to billions of years later and here we are.

The existence of pyramids all around the world and the stories and depictions of 'Gods' visiting countless ancient societies that came from the sky would disagree with you.

Spoiler

the reason is due to unsatisfactory

Explanations fall short on their perceived expectations.

Now, any knowledgeable person can surmise that from the primitive being's perspective, an advance being can be seen as gods.

We can also assume that we will become somewhat of godlike beings to these less fortunate creatures when we come across them.

We have historical data to back this up, just take the conquistadors and the native americans. They believed that they were gods.

This can also be observed by going to completely isolated societies and visiting them with our advance tech.

The reason why we reject the proposal that we are merely an outcome of an ancient civilization settling or an experiment is due to EGO.

Right now, we have no technology to gather enough data to prove or disprove the theory of ancient civilization or how life truly started forming in our world. The best explanation we could come up is that Earth had some asteriods and condition were optimal for them to survive and thrive and evolve.

We still have no clue how these organisms formed in the first place. We have the basic idea of "conditions were right" As far as we know we can create new creations just with the arrangement of atoms. However how they came to be is still a mystery for us. So we leave it by "chance" which is kind of religious in the sense of faith -leaving things to chance and all that.

Another problem is that there are no clear indication that there ever was an existing civilization. We completely neglect the fact that we have no clue what we are looking for in the first place. As far as we are concerned, these advanced beings are like us. Walking bipedal with space ships and all the sci-fi stuff but completely similar to us in terms of capabilities realized or imaginary.

We won't expect them to be capable of invisibility, immortality, the size of close to molecules or in gigantic proportion.

Heck, there's even a theory that some celestial beings are simply part of that organism. Like God being a "person" and everything that is within is our reality. Our Earth is just one cell over a clusterfuck of them. Yet we would reject that idea as it does not align with our expectations.

What faction do you subscribe to then?

 

[Avery Uchiha]

You could call religion in general a faction. You could call Atheism a faction. This would simply be a third faction which is essentially a mix of the two. In a way it agrees with creationism, but we weren't created by God but rather aliens. Yet it also agrees with the Atheist ideology of science pushing our existence.



The existence of pyramids all around the world and the stories and depictions of 'Gods' visiting countless ancient societies that came from the sky would disagree with you.


What faction do you subscribe to then?

I believe they've visited us, but created us? Nah, they were probably just curious about their new neighboring species and stopped by to see if we posed a threat or if we could be allies. Which at the time was neither because we were basically cavemen to them if they can travel freely through space. I also believe the pyramids were markers that they helped create so others of their kind would know we've been visited.

 

[Legendary Saiyan]

A new approach eh at least it's not senseless bashing and taunting. I do fancy in possibilities of aliens roaming around.

 

[Floydical]

I believe they've visited us, but created us? Nah, they were probably just curious about their new neighboring species and stopped by to see if we posed a threat or if we could be allies. Which at the time was neither because we were basically cavemen to them if they can travel freely through space. I also believe the pyramids were markers that they helped create so others of their kind would know we've been visited.

If you believe they designed the pyramids than it’s not a big leap to believe they engineered our DNA. Them leaving evidence is reason to believe they were invested in us rather than simply curious about us. In all honesty, the fact there are missing links in our evolution and the insanely fast advancements are reason to believe they spliced and manipulated our DNA.

 

[TheEvilOne]

actually atheists never denied the existence of aliens we just don't believe they created us because that would raise a lot of questions that can't be answered.

 

[Donald J Trump]

Well, who knew that the answers we have been looking for, since the beginning of our existence, were all here on an anime Forum. It's time to erase all the great philosophers and physicists from the history books, and replace them with Floydical.

 

[Dreckerplayer]

For centuries people have asked the big questions of life:

Why are we here?

Where did we come from?

Where are we going?

What is the meaning of life?

They ask these questions knowing in their heart that there must be a clear answer. Unfortunately, religion can only answer these questions with a large amount of faith and subscribing to atheism immediately eliminates the possibility of some of these questions having an answer.

However, there is a meld between these 2 lines of thought that would directly answer each and every one of these questions without a doubt..... yet the vast majority of people laugh it off as if it were a joke.

Modern man has a stronger belief in an almighty God than a belief in intelligent aliens. That being said, a belief in advanced aliens that manipulated our race is deemed heresy in our society, yet it would answer every last question we have about life.

Therefore, the answers to life's big questions are as follows (please keep an open mind):

Spoiler

Why are we here?
A: Because intelligent aliens manipulated primitive humanoid life on our planet by splicing their DNA into them. Flood stories of the bible are an archive of these beings pushing the reset button when the life they created was deemed unworthy. We are the end result of this experimentation.

Where did we come from?
A: Wherever our origin race came from. Their race is likely millions of years old and came from a faraway planetary system.

Where are we going?
A: Into space. First to Mars, then to new solar systems, then perhaps to our origin planet.

What is the meaning of life?
A: To become immortal. Its possible some or all of these beings are immortal and that is our ultimate purpose as well, to find that secret and live forever.

Religion and Atheism can't come close to answering these questions, yet a belief in intelligent alien life does. Everyone asks these questions yet they refuse to believe the most clear-cut answer. If you are willing to open your mind to the possibility, I suggest you look further into the evidence that is all around us and littered in our ancient history.

...okay.
manipulative

 

[minamoto]

actually atheists never denied the existence of aliens we just don't believe they created us because that would raise a lot of questions that can't be answered.

aliens?? u mean like otsutsukis??? or like those aliens vs predators in movie????..

 

[Dreckerplayer]

aliens?? u mean like otsutsukis??? or like those aliens vs predators in movie????..

neither.

He's speaking of non-existential beings.

 

[TheEvilOne]

neither.

He's speaking of non-existential beings.

it is more reasonable to assume that there are aliens somewhere out there than to assume supernatural beings like gods exists.

 

[Uverdore9]

Irrefutable fact I say. There's no way the intellectuals who created pyramids are gonna write retardation in thier manuscripts, and sacred stones. The best argument of those who claim God do not exist, is by making ancients look like retards; which is a fallacy as there's no proof; we think more intellectually than them; in fact there's proof we're too backwards in terms of technology compared to the ancients.

Believing in tangible proof only is in itself a fallacy as what we're about to find out; already exists.

 

[Multiply]

Damn I wasted my time reading this. You literally could have said 'idk' to every question in that spoiler block and it would have had the exact same effect.

 

[Chikombo]

Maybe we are teh future aliens.

 

[Fountain]

It's because people are indoctrinized or taught to be completely literate, idk how else to put it. But that's part of the reason why there is such a stigma for what it's considered by society as "conspiracy theories", a term often used for nothing else other than to belittle any theory that goes over their head, regardless of wether it makes sense. They ask themselves all of these big questions, that no one has a clear answer for and when someone tries to give them an honest answer they just act like they know better and threat the other like an idiot.

 

[minamoto]

neither.

He's speaking of non-existential beings.

even non-existential has existence....