do ya think that aliens can be a species of future humans?

No, I asked you the question. After your semi-clarification in post #20 that you are referring to transitional fossils, I take it that you consider there are gaps in the fossil record of human evolution?

So, where are the gaps according to you? There are numerous fossils representing the transition of homonids from the genus Australopithecus to Homo, covering about a dozen distinct species within those two genuses. I see no need to resort to alien genetic engineering to explain our evolution.

 

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I gave a post, stop trolling.

 

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It's because I am Reiku --- right?

How obvious!

 

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And stop giving your answer as If I never said the one I would further give was not outlandish.

I did say this, right?

 

Missing link between Ardi and us, or between them and an earlier form of hominid/primate?

The links are getting shorter every day, it seems.

 

Stop trolling.

 

You mean a question of Science is not allowed in the UFO (etc) area?

I can go out in left field if you prefer. Or, you can say a few words about where Ardi fits in.

 

No, that is not what I would ever mean.

 

so does that mean it can be possible?
i was wondering one more thing, in many of the science fiction stories, aliens are kinda dwarf creatures compared to humans,
evolution of a species is based on brain body ratio, ni? if so, there can be a possibility in an extreme mutating environment that we may reduce the body size hence we'd be able to have a higher brain body ratio. how bout it?

 

there was 1 theory in the 80's that said the grays of todays popular scifi are actualy future humans. they supposedly traveled back in time to abduct us, and test our genetic makeup because they are trying to find a cure to the genetic manipulation they did in there past. manipulation that has given them long life but sterilized them.

fact of fiction... probably the latter.

as for aliens looking like us. its entirely possible and entirely unlikely. if they had the same start point as we did and a similar string of extinctions then its quite possible that a humanoid alien is out there... but they could be just as different to us as we are to an octopus. its very unlikely they will be human or future humans as you need to be part of our species for that to happen. yes you could go with a mass abduction and seeding theory, but thats all it would be.

 

thats not rite m8. the brain to body ratio has no impact on evolution. mutation and environment are the 2 biggest players in the evolution of a species.