RICH@TIFTON.BITNET (Richard Layton) (08/29/88)
If a highly developed intelligent life recognizes that we exist, and is able to monitor our airways, then what more would it have to gain by making its presence known to us? --i.e. What do we have to offer, that it would not already be aware of? Wouldn't it be much smarter to sit back and watch us develop a little longer to see in which directions we move. For any technology we may have developed that it had not, it would be able to view at its own discretion. For I am sure it would have better viewing (both audio and optical). Indeed, it would have seen how we developed that technology. *====================================*================================* * Richard Layton * Bitnet: Rich@Tifton * * Computer Systems Programmer * "To know about computer * * Coastal Plain Experiment Station * intelligence and like it is * * Tifton, Ga 31794 * to be doomed ..." * * 912-386-3385 * (P. H. Winston) * *====================================*================================*