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What I find incredible is that such a ruthless, universal, billions-of-years-old civilization would monitor us with devices we can actually see. It would certainly justify the presence of an autonomous monitoring system set to report home about any emerging civilization problem on Earth (and a bajillion other planets with life) – or destroy the new civilization once it crosses a certain threshold.

I don’t believe it, but it could be true. And, of course, it avoids communicating by means detectable to dawn civilizations like ours.

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Yes, the universe is full of life, but not many civilizations: one of the earliest ones has been strangling all the others in their cradles for billions of years. It’s a far-fetched, but rational hypothesis that would resolve Fermi’s paradox. Would it allow rival civilizations, some of them likely dangerous to it, to emerge? Or would it monitor planets with life to ensure that if such rivals do emerge, it can destroy them before they became a threat? A haven for the freakiest freaks and the weirdest weirdoes: Camden Lock.12.

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Not necessarily anywhere near our galaxy, but if even one civilization cracked the problem of long-term survival, it could have spread throughout the universe in less than a billion years even without faster-than-light travel. A space-time summons brings the TARDIS to the strangest place Mags has yet visited. Article contentĬonditions in the universe have been suitable for life for at least 10 billion years, so the first civilizations might have emerged that long ago. This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below.

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We have only one simple request: Yevgeniy, if you ever decide to go home…please take us with you. He is simply here and probably preparing to call the mothership to collect more of his winnings.

I joked online about wanting an alien to abduct me. Article by Lucy Notarantonio J(.uk) One evening, Abbie Bela (pictured above), an actress in her 30s who lives in Canary Wharf in east London, lamented to herself how sick she was of Earth men. While the rest of us stare into the mirror this evening at our graying beards and wonder if we’ve still got enough of our per diem to buy a banana, Timoshenko sits among the field in the final level of EPT London Day 1B. London Woman Says She’s Fallen for Handsome Alien from Andromeda. Indeed, that is a generation that didn’t even start until most of us had started shaving. And it’s severall other first place finishes and final tables that puts him among some of the biggest money winners of his generation. It’s happened in Macau where he won another title and half a million bucks. It’s happened on the World Poker Tour where he won $2.1 million at the Bellagio. But in just the past couple of years, the Ukrainian-American has amassed more than $6 million in winnings. It would be a big thing, but it would only be one thing.īut it’s not just a singular win for the man barely old enough play in American casinos. It would be one thing if WCOOP was his only result.

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Upon his victory, Team PokerStars Pro Maria “maridu” Mayrinck declared Timoshenko, “not human.” There weren’t many people who spoke up to disagree. Known as Jovial Gent on PokerStars, Timoshenko is famous for several reasons, but the most recent accomplishment came when he won the 2009 World Championship of Online Poker main event for $1.7 million.

It’s that Yevgeniy Timoshenko has an almost alien intelligence when it comes to poker. It’s not that his name takes a lot of practice to pronounce.

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It’s not that he boasts near perfect features–as if they were created by someone from a far off planet who had access to fashion magazines and skin care ads. There is something particularly unsettling about the boy who moved to the U.S. 3 was released in Japan.Īnd in Kharkiv, Ukraine, a boy was born who a mere 21 years later would be described as “not human.” Hustler’s Larry Flynt won a landmark case in the U.S.

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