Just to clarify, i'm talking about the interstellar (space) type. Personally, I think it's a 50/50 toss-up. I believe if they do exist, God made them. Thoughts?
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Ok, who believes there are Aliens?
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Certainly, if not in this dimension, another for sure.
I do.
Well, everyone believes in aliens in one way or another. Whether they admit it or not, there's a deep, primal curiosity about what's out there, beyond our planet. The difference lies in how people frame that belief.
Some will tell you straight-up they believe in extraterrestrial life because it's statistically impossible for Earth to be the only place in the universe with life. And if they’re being honest, they’re open to the possibility that aliens might be out there—whether they’ve encountered them or not. The ones who don’t believe, though? They’re often just living in denial, clinging to a comforting, narrow version of reality. Why? Because confronting the possibility of aliens challenges everything they’ve ever been told about what’s “normal,” about what’s possible. It shakes the foundation of their belief system.
Then you’ve got the conspiracy theorists, right? Those who know aliens exist, who’ve pieced together “evidence” and “whistleblower accounts.” They wear it like armor, pushing the idea that our governments are hiding the truth—like they’ve discovered something so massive, we wouldn’t be able to handle it.
And some people? Well, they’re so numb to the bigger questions that they just don’t care. Life’s hard enough, they don’t need to worry about other intelligent life forms in the galaxy. They’ll go on with their 9-to-5 grind, keeping their heads down.
So, who believes in aliens? Pretty much everyone—some just haven’t admitted it to themselves yet.
But you? Do you really believe in them, or are you more comfortable in the safe, known world where the answers are easier to digest? Because it’s easy to live in ignorance, but stepping into the unknown means confronting some uncomfortable truths.
Some will tell you straight-up they believe in extraterrestrial life because it's statistically impossible for Earth to be the only place in the universe with life. And if they’re being honest, they’re open to the possibility that aliens might be out there—whether they’ve encountered them or not. The ones who don’t believe, though? They’re often just living in denial, clinging to a comforting, narrow version of reality. Why? Because confronting the possibility of aliens challenges everything they’ve ever been told about what’s “normal,” about what’s possible. It shakes the foundation of their belief system.
Then you’ve got the conspiracy theorists, right? Those who know aliens exist, who’ve pieced together “evidence” and “whistleblower accounts.” They wear it like armor, pushing the idea that our governments are hiding the truth—like they’ve discovered something so massive, we wouldn’t be able to handle it.
And some people? Well, they’re so numb to the bigger questions that they just don’t care. Life’s hard enough, they don’t need to worry about other intelligent life forms in the galaxy. They’ll go on with their 9-to-5 grind, keeping their heads down.
So, who believes in aliens? Pretty much everyone—some just haven’t admitted it to themselves yet.
But you? Do you really believe in them, or are you more comfortable in the safe, known world where the answers are easier to digest? Because it’s easy to live in ignorance, but stepping into the unknown means confronting some uncomfortable truths.
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100%.
Food for thought!
If you can't touch it.....
"statistically impossible" is statistically impossible
