Is there life on Mars? If so, it would surely be microbial or long rotted away. There are no structures or artifacts in the photos I’ve seen.
But if there is such life, what are the implications? They are, in a word, staggering. Think about it – we are but one solar system among billions in our galaxy which is itself one among billions in perhaps an infinite universe. For life to occur once in our solar system might be an extreme anomaly, but twice in the same solar system?* I think it reasonable to conclude in that situation that life is abundant all about us in our universe. **
That would be a comforting feeling because it also addresses another problem that bothers me: This is it? Really?
Really? Look about! To be fair, we are smart and stupid, caring and cruel, self-aware and deluded. We are a mixed bag. If this is the way of life everywhere, then I have to wonder, why bother? But if life is struggle for improvement, if our quest is simply to be better, then it we have made some minor steps forward. Baby steps.
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I’ve been struggling with the implications of the Boston event. There is already abundant evidence of its bogus nature, and more will follow even as it will be ignored. Like buses, there will be another event along soon to replace this one. It is the same “strategy of tension” that plagued Western Europe in the 1970’s.
Here are but two photographic clues: “Heather Abbott: is “Jamie,” an amputee who is acting a part in Boston. “Jeff Bauman” is Vince Vogt, a double-amputee hired to play a part. The photographic resemblance of the two sets is undeniable. Look at each carefully, examine the eyes, chins, noses, overall facial structure, hairlines, and see that they bear heavy resemblance to one another. That is, of course, highly improbable but still, noninclusive. (For reference, the photos, once again, are below the fold.)
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