06-01-2014, 06:18 PM
Thor Heyerdahl was a great adventurer but a bad anthropologist. The Hawaiians didn't come from South America. And apparently they didn't come from Earth. If I read the declaration correctly, they came from the Pleiades, which are about 300 light years away. Obviously, they didn't row here, so I think the rowing tradition must have developed later.
I like the sense of aloha offered by the declaration -- need a place to land?. Come to Kalapana.
Of course, Stephen Hawking theorizes that inviting contact with extraterrestrials is a very bad idea because, if they are anything like humans, they will want to dominate and destroy us. Let's hope they are more like Golden Retrievers and just want to lick us and pal around with us. I don't think that retrievers or retriever-like creatures would quickly develop interstellar space travel though, unless there was a tennis ball involved somehow.
I wouldn't worry about the folks at Kalapana though. I would worry more what we would do without them.
I like the sense of aloha offered by the declaration -- need a place to land?. Come to Kalapana.
Of course, Stephen Hawking theorizes that inviting contact with extraterrestrials is a very bad idea because, if they are anything like humans, they will want to dominate and destroy us. Let's hope they are more like Golden Retrievers and just want to lick us and pal around with us. I don't think that retrievers or retriever-like creatures would quickly develop interstellar space travel though, unless there was a tennis ball involved somehow.
I wouldn't worry about the folks at Kalapana though. I would worry more what we would do without them.