[wastedyears]

For all we know, our math could be wrong. We could be living among beings that have been traveling the stars since the age of the dinosaurs.

Call me dumb, but I’ll support those who think outside of the box.

[Steely Tom]

Call me dumb, but I’ll support those who think outside of the box.

Before you try to go outside the box it helps to know where the inside of the box is.

[Little Ray]

Don’t care about “inside” or “outside” the box, but support the ones who can duplicate their results!

[cicero2k]

For all we know, our math could be wrong. We could be living among beings that have been traveling the stars since the age of the dinosaurs. Call me dumb, but I’ll support those who think outside of the box.

Even if we are held to the speed of light, if we travel to another star system, we'll pobably have the technology to observe undetected; and we'll probably want to.

So I've always supported your theory as a real possibility.

[cripplecreek]

I think its a good idea to at least consider what’s outside the box.

Someone mentioned this short story by Harry Turtledove called “The road not taken”. There are some obvious problems with it but its a fascinating short story that raises some interesting things to ponder.

http://pastebin.com/aJQfubrK

[SunkenCiv]

/bingo and /bingo.