UFOs shows government competence as either surprisingly high or low

Re:UFOs shows government competence as either surprisingly h... by wccrawford on Thursday May 06, 2021 @07:33AM (#27061692)

It isn't always about actively attacking the lesser species.

For instance, bees. We don't want to hurt bees. But we've certainly done a lot of stuff that's been harmful to bee populations.

There are many other species that are endangered because of humans and their changing of the environment, too.

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Re:UFOs shows government competence as either surprisingly h... by ErikVandeWater on Thursday May 06, 2021 @08:17AM (#27062082)

We endanger bees largely because we occupy their spaces to live. It does not seem like aliens want to move in, if they are visiting already.

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Re:UFOs shows government competence as either surprisingly h... by TrispusAttucks on Thursday May 06, 2021 @08:19AM (#27062098)

I agree.

But I don't think your example has any parallels too the parent discussion.

Unless an alien species is currently modifing the earth's atmosphere without our knowledge. It seems pretty apparent that we humans are the ones doing the modification.

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Re:UFOs shows government competence as either surprisingly h... by mbg721 on Thursday May 06, 2021 @08:06AM (#27061996)

The Dilbert take of "Wanna play another game of Hide The Pellet?" comes to mind.

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