[fastbolt]

So, if science is excited and feels it possible that we'll "discover" an Earth-like "twin" planet soon, why is it so implausible to consider that at least one such Earth-like "twin" might also be actively looking to "discover" us ... or might have already done so, especially if they're a bit ahead of us technologically?

http://news.yahoo.com/first-alien-ea...170808230.html

Once we've been "discovered", though, would they find us worthy of attention, or simply move on looking for more intelligent life, elsewhere?

[dango]

I'd say that would depend on if it were a over-all scan , worldly
, historically or , if it were focused on perhaps "Muscle , Shoals"
Alabamy ?

One might kick up some curiosity while the other might not !

[FullClip]

The telling line of the story....

"This massive undertaking will require the cooperation and contribution from all major nations around world."

Translation is: "I get paid big money to look for little green men and I want to ride this cash pony until it's legs fall off."