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I agree w/ Shaney.

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I agree with blue soliel.
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i told you before DONT TOUCH THE PINK PILLS!
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It may be possible that if there are other species we wouldnt know. When we reach one star in the sky there are millions beyond it and so on and so when we reach for a new star. I can't believe that the human race would be that greedy!
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Try thinking Mars? there's ice caps on Mars at the top and bottom, same as our poles!
In, Fact scientists are thinking "there WAS life on Mars"
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...maybe humans weren't the dominant species on it, maybe there are still dinosaurs roaming it or maybe it is further in the future than us, who knows?
We never know if there are still dominant species somewhere on another planet or somewhere else in space.
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