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Re: What Is Out There?

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Posted by Hilario JOse Cabrices Valero/">Hilario JOse Cabrices Valero on May 8, 1998 23:30:20 UTC

: that is a question everyone is asking today. it's a good question. why is it that we do not know what is out there?

: we as a whole (human population) are not focused. we are to busy destroying ourselves. everyone knows what is going on. it is a pity that we all know where we are going if we don't change our ways.

: the problem is that we all don't work together. all we're worried about is materialistic goods. if we we're : to work as a collective effort working towards one goal on what is out there, we as a race of beings would be much happier. look at exploration as a whole. we have pretty much explored the earth. don't get me wrong, there are still a lot of questions that still need to be answered about our planet. a lot of people are bored with what is taking place here.

: i think scientists should unite as well as different countries to move forward. instead of destroying ourselves let's work together towards "what is out there."

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