-=> Quoting Jack Sargeant to All <=-
 JS> An example of said evidence is to be found in the form of drawings
 JS> on cave walls which may or may not be authentic, and if authentic,
 JS> may not depict the suggested event. ...Such as the famous drawing
 JS> of an alien astronaut in his rocket ship.
   Von Daniken's Mayan mural?
   I prefer the rival theory that it's a robot from a fifties B-movie 
abducting the beautiful heroine, who's fainted in its arms.
 JS> The bottom line here is, the public seems to want to believe in
 JS> aliens very, very much.
   I accept that a lot of people want to believe. But why is that the bottom 
line?
   From my point of view the bottom line is that(, while the public seems to 
want to believe in aliens,) there's still not much evidence that aliens 
ist.
 JS> Keep the faith, all ye believers, the gods are still out there...
 JS> ...Somewhere.
   I accept that there are probably aliens out there...
   ...Somewhere. The probabilities seem to be against there being only one 
planet in the universe with intelligent life.
   It's the idea of the aliens being here somewhere that I have trouble with.
Paul
... Absence of evidence is not evidence of absence.  
--- Blue Wave/Max v2.30 [NR]
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