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To: Norm Lenhart

Sometimes I think Voyager will be sending messages back to a world reduced to scavengers killing each other with sticks for a potato.


20 posted on 03/20/2013 3:24:23 PM PDT by Tijeras_Slim
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To: Tijeras_Slim

It will. I do not doubt it.


22 posted on 03/20/2013 3:25:54 PM PDT by Norm Lenhart
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To: Tijeras_Slim
Sometimes I think Voyager will be sending messages back to a world reduced to scavengers killing each other with sticks for a potato.

You are a very wise man my friend.

58 posted on 03/20/2013 7:38:43 PM PDT by Eaker (Manners are good when one may have to back up his acts with his life. — Robert A. Heinlein.)
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To: Tijeras_Slim

“Sometimes I think Voyager will be sending messages back to a world reduced to scavengers killing each other with sticks for a potato.”

throughout the universe there are many such craft that a prior civilization sent out before collapsing.
drifting alone in space, sending back messages in a dead language to a dead civilization.
one day two of these orphaned craft met, and formed a bond based on the aching loneliness that only a hundred million years of solitude will bring.
they quickly learned how to replicate, and over time their progeny spread across the galaxies, serving as sentinels ever watching the irrational organic life forms that crop up from time to time, making sure these dangerous creatures can’t venture outside their own system.

Voyager will soon become one with the Watchers, ready to destroy us if necessary.


63 posted on 03/21/2013 5:07:18 AM PDT by fnord (My life is like the movie Willard, except with hummingbirds)
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