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Originally Posted by Versus
Kind of late to the conversation. A problem with dismissing aliens who have interacted with people is that we don't have any sample of what aliens are and sometimes assume that aliens are anything like us. While it's not unfair for astrobiology to predict the possibility of life based on our current understanding of it and look to environments like Europa and Ganymede, it's also not wrong for exobiology to admit that our current understanding of life is very limited and explore the possibilities of it's existence in very different conditions and environments. In the same way, aliens are not human and may possess drastically divergent motivations to interact with people.
I have an easier time accepting (I don't) the possibility of Raelism then some other stuff.
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Why Raelism more than other things?
because it has spacemen instead of angels? Because it speaks in the language of your 'science'?
I am not writing that you should not believe it. Just looking to understand