UTOTD: Can Intelligent Life be Aquatic? [modified]
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Human also need an oxygen gas atmosphere like aquatic creatures need water. An intelligent life can beat these limitations by building space suits, ships ect.
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Useless thought of the day! The thread below got me thinking. If Intelligent life is aquatic (mermaids may be) will they be able advance as much as human beings. Imagine that aquatic beings more intelligent as human beings are living in the underground oceans in Europa. Will they be able to construct space ships and travel to earth? I find it difficult to imagining how. So Intelligent beings should equally have support from the environment to flourish. Opinions? Thoughts? Fallacies?
modified on Wednesday, September 30, 2009 8:03 PM
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Mycroft Holmes wrote:
how do YOU define intelligence.
Owning a Mac.
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Christian Graus wrote:
Owning a Mac.
I'd say it is : Owning a Mac, running Windows on it, and then spending enough time on a Microsoft centric website to be the highest poster there - now, that's pure genius! :rolleyes:
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Veldrain wrote:
Basically I think any organism that does not generally follow human form would have a hell of time getting into space.
Arguably, the humans have a helluva time as well.
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