Do ALIENS Exist? Retro Australia - Ozzy Man Reviews
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• Is there life on other...
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I am German and I can confirm that we have no imagination whatsoever and therefore I think the answer of that one German in the video is perfectly logical
Do engineers not need any imagination? I think you're selling yourselves a little short, lol.
Thank u for that context🤣
@@youtubevoice1050 yeah its called irony. Nothing u would expect from german stereotypes, i'll give u that
@@youtubevoice1050 they used up all their imagination in ww2, coming up with all the wunderwaffen. Tank's been dry ever since.
You can stuff on silent every where they are doing a shifty job covering up
As Arthur C Clarke one said "Two possibilities exist: Either we are alone in the Universe or we are not. Both are equally terrifying."
I think being alone would be far more terrifying.
@@drewlovelyhell4892 the thought is that if we find evidence of life having existed but no longer exists. Means we are equally doomed to dissappear but if we are the only intelligent life means we have a chance to exists in some form or other for ever
Really terrifying!
Carl Sagan actually said that
@wildlifewarrior2670 He might’ve quoted Arthur C Clarke, but Carl Sagan didn’t come up with it
Imagine walking down that road, busy in your own thoughts and a random reporter asking this other-worldly question.
"They'd be frozen to death"
10/10. Absolute banger of a response.
"If the government is covering up knowledge of aliens, they are doing a better job of that than they do at anything else" - Fred Flintstone
They actually just released all that information a year or two ago and they basically said yes they believe in aliens but they don't know what the f*** they are just like us
Because it's not really government. It's private companies with unlimited government funding
I would have expected that especially Australians among all young nations could best understand the traditional German way of thinking because of their history !?!
(3:48) "Do you think there is life [Aboriginies] on other planets [continents] ?" - "No I'm a... German"
Doesn't mean there are no aliens.
Fred flintoff
That vegetable response was pretty smart. Dude was basically saying he expects life to not be sentient beings, but just plant life, and that's fair.
How's that fair if its completely far from the truth lol
Did you know ET was actually a potato and not an animal in the movie? I know it sounds weird, but look it up, its true....lol
@@rblxduelist
How far from the truth is it exactly?
Plants were one of the first multi celular beings on earth. What makes it so unlikely, that the same can't happen somewhere else?
It's probably more likely to be true than not true at all.
Mountains of Madness by HPLovecraft features vegetable aliens.
@@rblxduelist The truth? Do you know something we don't?
That one guy's blatant "a little competition is good ain't it" best reply in the video.
The best response I heard to a question like this was:
"I would suppose yes. Wouldn't it be rather pompous of us to think that we're the only life in this infinitely vast universe?"
I was undecided until I saw the postal workers in , "Men I Black 2". 33 years I worked for Australia Post without realising , but every one of those aliens was based on someone I had worked with.
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Australia Post is a very sexist, discrimatory workplace though as it's a mail dominated.
One of them was actually the senior vfx director of the movie.
I don't think ive ever laughed so hard at a comment before.
😂🤣😂
You have become my “comfort food”. Anytime i am feeling down or like the Apocalypse is imminent, I rewatch one of your flippy spinny clip compilations and laugh away the Water Torture that is life.
Why would the prospect of the imminent apocalypse get you down? The best thing this society and our civilization could possibly do at this point is collapse
@@Lyndonmaman Agreed although I fear somehow one or more Kardashian will survive like a roach in a nuclear war
@@aysada I doubt it. In the absence of Botox, pumpkin spice lattes, social media and moronic fans and aspirants to put them undeservedly on a pedestal, even if any of them did survive, I daresay they'd take their own lives before long.
So true... Ozzy Man you and Mozza have a true gift... you bring people from across the world to tears with laughter
Can we just give a shoutout to the old lady that she doesn't hope there's aliens, because they'd freeze to death? Like she's just been told about that possibility and in traditional granny fashion, she worries the aliens will freeze to death. If the aliens did land in her backyard, she'd probably think it's her grandkids and offer them some tea and biscuits. The aliens would be stunned by the hospitality and therefore not decide to invade earth, and this lady is now savior of the planet!
I like Hollywood movies too!
Ozzy Man... Mate, whenever I'm having a crappy day, you always fix it! Thank you for that! 🤘
Man I laughed my ass off at this video. I can't imagine a better way to start off my Friday morning. Appreciate you OzzyMan
We’re are you mate, when you posted this, I was going towards Friday evening. It’s night now.
@@theroof6378 Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania - I got the notification for new video in my home office at like 7am. At approximately 7:15am, my stomach was in pain from laughing so hard
@@roddigga34 😂😂
@@theroof6378 ditto. friday night here (northern europe)
Couldn't agree more.
I'm German and we are just too nervous in other countries to answer properly, so we excuse ourselves by just stating that we are German. That usually stops anyone from asking more questions.
Ok but if people don't realize that you just sound crazy. "Excuse me, what time is it?" "Im sorry, I'm german." .......
@@skeetsmcgrew3282
Germans would answer that in a weird way like "it's half 5".
I will love to do that 😂
@@imnotyourfriendbuddy1883 they give you the 24 hour clock answer lol. It's 15:30.
Has anyone checked on Germany to make sure they haven't been replaced by aliens? That sounds like something in an alien would say.
He called it the theory of the bible. I can respect that. He didn't want to lecture the reporter.
"What else could it have been" is but a mere argument from personal ignorance 🤣
"Either we are alone in the Universe or we are not. Each possibility is equally terrifying."
Arthur C Clarke
In Germany we simply pretend people asking dumb questions in other languages are referring to good soup ingredients. Standard responses include croutons, vegetables, horse meat..
He could at least be a little more specific about it then... Even if I was asking for soup ingredients, "vegetables" is quite a broad fuckin' answer.
@@woutert114 to be fair however, a German definition of good spread of veg, plops out of a can. Even at the Christmas lunch.
@@cargo_roam ah fair enough
@@woutert114 vegetable doesn’t mean vegetables. Animal vegetable mineral not Carrots celery onion
@@M_SC Okay so this might just be me but what you just said makes absolutely zero sense to me. It's honestly just 11 random words slung together to my brain.
I stop what I’m doing when I see there’s a new Ozzy Man video. Never disappoints. Keep up the good work. Love the retro videos.
I have 1o yrs of Ozzy Man to catch up on! just found him!
"croissant baguette alien oui oui" bruh... You just made my day
The fact that the Universe is so big, so old, and we're here along with the millions of other life forms on Earth, has to mean that the chances of some sort of life form being out there far outweigh the chances of nothing being out there.
Do you know of the Drake Equation?
I think that the (wild) guesses that are used for many of the terms are very optimistic.
@@dougaltolan3017 the Drake equation says nothing about the existence of life. All it says is where are the Star Wars space ships and Star Trek visitors?
Of course there is life out there. It's fkn retarded to think the entire universe was created with all that shit out there for just hanging in the sky.
And here is something that will really fk with you if you are good at maths. If the curvature of space is flat and the universe is infinite, then there are an infinite number of Earth's out there with you and me having this conversation, and every other conversation we could possibly have.
@@dougaltolan3017 so, everything else has nuked itself, rather we live in a vast universe, still listening to am radio?
Look into the Fermi Paradox and the Great Filter Theory. They both discuss why we haven't had contact and are both mind blowing ideas.
@@SprocketsandLupins i am going to look into these, it better not be furry porn, lol. I think that with how vast the universe is, it’s hard to believe that there isn’t life somewhere, but what form it takes is pretty hard to imagine
"Vegetable" is actually a legitimate answer. It's closer to being accurate than little grey dudes with big heads and big f'ckin' eyes.
I agree,
Some type of plant life somewhere is more likely over a walking, thinking and breathing animal. IMO.
@@TheresOnlyOneWayToRock why? life evolved here, and this is not the oldest solar system, life could have evolved elsewhere long before our solar system even existed, different forms of life have evolved and vanished without a trace on our own planet, we know they existed but not who/what they are or where they went, there could be life in any form on any planet or moon, you dont know when their life cycle began or how evolved they became. also, if there is plant life, there is other life in some form or another
@@DoctorTimelord - IMO = In my opinion - And you can have your opinion as well, but it seems like a big jump of an assumption to say " if there is plant life, there is other life in some form or another." Just because the life cycle and evolution of life happened this way on Earth doesn't necessarily mean that would be the same elsewhere. It does seem to me though that as abundant as plant life is here it may be an easier form of life to grow and sustain. I don't know and the truth is, neither does anyone else. It's all just opinion and speculation unless someone can step up and present some kind of proof. Even then, how do we confirm it?
We're gonna need a bigger pot...
Universe is fking vast
If We can't see a living thing farther than the eyes can see doesn't mean there is none 👁️
"Ozzy Man is bleak. Deal with it." died laughing.
“McDonalds would have to fix the ice cream machine…” brilliant Oz!
Not believing life can exist anywhere else in the universe whilst literally existing in the universe takes a special kind of special
It's a matter of time dilation relative to us meany systems and stars look like they are still there but infact we are seeing them as they were millions of years ago in some cases so with that thought yes life MAY HAVE existed in other worlds similar to our own with complex life,multi cellular life but more likely than not the universe is more made up of simple life that lives fast relative to us time wise
It's called "arrogance." Same with far too many humans thinking humans are the most intelligent and most important species on the planet. We only think that because we decided the definition of intelligence in order to make ourselves feel superior. But truly intelligent creatures don't destroy everything and everyone around them just because they can.
@@englishatheart bet your fun at a party
@@englishatheart You are speaking the cold hard truth and I am all here for it
@@flomccanuck8095 you're*
As an Ozzy myself I always laugh my arse off when I hear the perfect English accents of old TV presenters. It was like they shipped them over straight from the BBC.
Exactly the same comment I wanted to make - bloody happy its not like that anymore.
All Australians had British accents to begin with. Same as Americans who sound mostly like British Cornish dialect.
If they had, don't you think that Australia would be a far better place?
@@NeonVisual no they didn't. Tv and radio put on that accent back then. Nobody I knew when I was a kid spoke like that
@@psychedelicprawncrumpets9479 I am an old Scot and our TV was exactly the same. We used to laugh at the "awfy polite" Scots who adopted the accent of the Home Counties (such a quaint but revealing term).
“They’ll have to fix the fuckin ice cream machine” … hilarious!
McD's "would have to up their game and fix the ice cream machines." Priceless!
I like how Ozzy Man thought we couldn't figure out his opinion on aliens until the end, even though he started laughing and mocking the first person that said U.F.O. 😂
1966 Westall UFO Encounter
It's 2020, people linking the word UFO with aliens are just sheep now
@@shintenkai1648 September 16, 1994, started like any other day for the students at Ariel School, some 20 miles outside the Zimbabwean capital of Harare....Some of the students panicked and ran off screaming. Others stood spellbound, watching the creatures as the creatures watched them. The kids that remained at the sight staring at the beings suddenly started to feel as if the beings were communicating with them telepathically.
Several students saw visions of a global environmental catastrophe, while others saw Earth after all trees had been cleared and there was no breathable air left. It was as if the beings were trying to warn the children of the future of the planet if humanity continues their devastating policies towards the environment. Some students saw polluted oceans, while others received direct warnings of the use of our technologies, and that we shouldn’t develop our technologies too much as they may cause our extinction.
Im just the messenger, not the eye witnesses.
The thought of life on other planets is mind blowing. The thought of this being the only planet with life in the whole universe is equally mind blowing.
Imagine believing that humans, and the amount of complexity found in the human body (such as the brain and immune system), are the product of chance after chance after chance, that wasnt replicated ever again for any species on earth, nor document outside earth given the length of telescopic advancements. Yet on the same tone, the concept of a "Designer" out there is thrown out in this progressive 21st century eventhough multitude of signs exist one of it the creation of man itself...
“Verily We created man from a product of wet earth; then placed him as a drop (of seed) in a safe lodging; then We fashioned the drop into a clot, then We fashioned the clot into a little lump, then We fashioned the little lump into bones, then clothed the bones with flesh, and then produced it another creation. So blessed be Allah, the Best of Creators!” [23:12-14]
“He (Allah) has created man from a sperm-drop; and behold this same (man) becomes an open disputer!” [16:4]
Peace.
Yeah mathematically there has to be life.... Not nessesarily "humanoid" though. But definitely life
It is almost certain that there is life on moons here in the solar system. The ice giant planets have numerous ice covered moons, many of which have tectonic plate activity which is warming the sub ice covered surface, which keeps the water in liquid. That is all you need for life to exist. The trick for humans in the be able to get a probe to land on one such moon, drill down through 8 klm of ice and then take photo's of what lies beneath. Easy!!
Seems pretty impossible for this to be the only life. The thought itself is illogical.
Nowadays we have a far clearer idea of the vastness of the universe and consequently of our own relative insignificance. Religious folks especially must have a hard time looking at the Hubble and James Webb telescope images of the cosmos. So much much much much much stuff out there, and not a glimmer of pearly gates or celestial elevators. There isn't even an "up"! I am old enough to remember the moon landings and the religious types in my family were very edgy about the whole thing, as if we were going to annoy God Almighty himself (that was his pronoun back then).
My takeaway: In 1962, Aussies were very grounded here on Earth, and had too much of their own business to mind to stick their noses in anything else.
“Vegetable” was code for “the Earthlings may have discovered our plan. I’m gonna run away to this alleyway to hide while you send a ship for evac!”
I saw a flying saucer back in 53 just after I was licking all the tiny postage stamps I found in my dads sock draw.
. . . Good Trip, maaaaan ❕👍
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This all happened the week after the cream of mushroom soup, two headed sheep incident..I think I just attract the paranormal.
Only one saucer? Lol...
😂🤣😂
LOVE the Retro footage and the Retro music!!!!! Please do more, how about late 60's hippie interviews? You Rock, dude!✌
I wish I watched this yesterday at work. My yesterday was boring. Watching this on a Sat but all well. Still unfortunately at work.
Your T says 'Yeah Nah.' South Africans have the same phrase, mate... 'Ja Nee.' There's yu blarry face ! You are a massive legend.
Frenchman here, guys were defo French; how they pronounced the word "English" and the "R" in the word "French" gives it away. Then he actually mutters some French, ending the interview with "Chais pas" which is a contracted "Je ne sais pas" that only French-speaking/native people use.
Was a funny bit, though. Love ya Ozzy Man
Exactly!
Je voulais dire, Exactement !
Mmmm okay. I change my stance. They’re French I guess 😂😜
Merci! Je parle un peu français and could not figure out what that last bit was. Still, I think that first word, "French," sounds like an English speaker saying it.
@@valeriemetzler9753 Conversation in French went:
Journalist: Do you think there's alien life out there? Maybe on Mars?
Dude: Oh... oui?
Journalist: It's French there? (not sure why he said that)
Dude: Where's "there"? On Mars? I don't know!
Very confusing conversation, indeed, I can see why our beloved Ozzie Man got doubtful there!
This guy ALWAYS puts a smile on my face. “Here’s me face”….love him
I like how you say, "There he is... why does God always have to find his way in...?"
When the reporter pushed, and pushed, and pushed the man to state his views, when he didn't want to.
Re: God. She is chilled with it Ozzy. And she has put life on other planets because we are a bunch of muppets.
'The proof that there's intelligent life on other planets is that none of them have tried to contact us'....Calvin 😁
What's with the "other" planets bit? Where's the proof that there's intelligent life here?
Imagine believing that humans, and the amount of complexity found in the human body (such as the brain and immune system), are the product of chance after chance after chance, that wasnt replicated ever again for any species on earth, nor document outside earth given the length of telescopic advancements. Yet on the same tone, the concept of a "Designer" out there is thrown out in this progressive 21st century eventhough multitude of signs exist one of it the creation of man itself...
“Verily We created man from a product of wet earth; then placed him as a drop (of seed) in a safe lodging; then We fashioned the drop into a clot, then We fashioned the clot into a little lump, then We fashioned the little lump into bones, then clothed the bones with flesh, and then produced it another creation. So blessed be Allah, the Best of Creators!” [23:12-14]
“He (Allah) has created man from a sperm-drop; and behold this same (man) becomes an open disputer!” [16:4]
Peace.
@@dougaltolan3017 elephants are pretty smart
@@Birb728 intelligence is a funny one, quite elusive to define.
I have seen chicken problem solving, but if anyone says chickens are intelligent, back away slowly and don't make eye contact.
Sheep are renowned for being dumb, but how can a dumb animal come up with so many and varied new and imaginary ways to die.
Pigs are supposedly smart, but they just push everything and remember what moves, they don't calculate anything.
I really liked that woman that said she wants to be the first woman in space, an open minded thinker, dreamer and ambitious, full of life and the world before her. Some staunch religious people are stuffy, most aren't.
Ambition isn't a good thing. It means you're too obsessed with power and feeling superior to everyone. I just want to be happy. I don't want a life based on constantly trying to get more and more.
@@englishatheart You need to look up the meaning of the word ambition.
She's awesome! The best interviewee of all in this video.
She had confidence
The old lady's answer about them freezing was hilarious
Like a cat to the noise of a can opener, my kids run into the room when they hear "Here's my bloody face"
I love how obvious it is that most of these people don't want to talk to him.
Given the size of the universe as we've observed it, it's statistically impossible that there's no life on other planets. Could be we're just so primitive and belligerent that we're beneath their attention.
My personal interpretation of the Fermi paradox is that intergalactic travel is either impossible or so demanding of resources as to be not viable. If you could create the god-like technology of a power source able to bend space-time, at that point why are you wasting your time going to other planets? We have already proven how easy it is to send out automated probes versus how impossible it is to send living beings.
I second that.
yeah if i was some alien and saw how we behave to each other here i'd avoid us too! like if we treat each other how we do imagine how we'd treat some alien
Well yes, but also the size and age of the universe makes it questionable whether two sets of intelligent life could exist in the same time frame.
Or they haven't evolved on the same lines as we have and just don't use technology at all.
OzzyMan, you are an awesomely talented comedic character! I've only been watching you for about 7 months and just about every single time I end up teary eyed laughing my head off! Keep it up my friend! 🤟👌👍✌🤘💯
I guess aliens watched this when it was first broadcast and said to themselves “Australia has got to be the best place to visit!” Hence why Australia has some of the best UFO encounters over the last sixty years.
I'm pretty sure those French guys were actually French : they answered with perfect French intonation, but it's just that the journalist question was really badly translated in their language 😂
8:06 ...this guy is definitely French ...
Mmmm I dunno. I’m suspicious 😜
@@ozzymanreviews I'm French ...I assure you this guy is 100% French and not from Paris
he said "chez Mars" (at Mars) witch is not correct
guy from Paris would say "sur Mars" (on Mars) witch is correct
later he said "chais pas" (sounds "shèèpaa")
This is typical french bad pronunciation of : "je ne sais pas" (don't know) ....
@@jipegame Yeah, the "'chais pas" clinched it for me.
Guy had no idea what the reporter was saying.
Plafond de pissoir, baguette biensur!
@@DanielMores "plafond de pissoir" ? ? ...
je ne connais pas cette expression ...d'où cela provient il ? ..
il y a plusieurs variantes au français
les québécois
les belges
les suisses
sont tous francophones mais parle des langages français parfois très différent ...
-Do you believe there is life on other planets?
-Yes, definitely.
-Why?
-I'm Swiss.
That one lady was a freaking rockstar with her answers! ❤️🤘😆🤘❤️
Funny to see this old video and the OG lady again, like 3rd time, but commented by Ozzy Man is just worth it man !!!
8:10 I'm french and i can tell you the two men are really french. May be they also speak english, but their accent is really french accent.
He says "où ça là-bas chez Mars?" wich means "where, in mars?"
In the 1940’s during WWII there was an incident with flashing lights and both sides thought it was the other side doing something dodgy. To this day officially no one knows WTF was actually going on that night.
Aliens are concerned by war and the damages it can cause to the solar system. Earth being destroyed by nuclear warfare ruins other planets too. why have nuclear bombs kind of stop being used for a long time. Remember when people talked about seeing more and more ufo 🛸 after the nuking of Japan
Psy-op probably.
1966 Westall UFO Encounter or the one in Africa, they got out and thought at everyone.
They thought at everyone? Like Telepathy?
@@buddric5672 Yes that is what they said and when they were hypnotized almost every story was the same.
Who's got the time to think about aliens? Until one's outside breaking into my car it's just wasted thought.
I never thought it would be competition from aliens to get McDonalds to fix their ice cream machines.
"Aliens exist" and "Aliens have visited earth" are entirely separate things
Ozzy man, no matter how bad or good my day is going you always put a smile on my face.
Have you noticed how all the instruments looking for intelligence life are pointed away from Earth! Can't remember who said it first but so true!
Ignorance is bliss, however, how can we really explain the Egyptian & Mayan temples!
I was waiting for OzzyMan to slip in a cheeky "spready-to-the-aliens" 👽
Props to that woman that said "we are animals after all" I'd totally take her on a ride in my time machine. The level of Vanity you have to be on not to think you are an animal despite all the overwhelming comparisons and research around it is only matched by the characteristics of a personal god. But then again, this is the 1960s.
Yeah my father used to say we weren’t and he was a non religious uni professor but still, old white British man arrogance.
I thought the people showed good scientific education, not wanting to speculate without facts, animal/ vegetable (I think maybe he thought she meant vegetables not vegetable matter)
Did you catch the toxic masculinity reply by the reporter? Like he’s not an animal. 😂 Trying to shame her for having an opinion when he asked the question.
@@KombuchaBuzzed Yes, he pulled a questionable defense there. But i wouldn't call it Toxic Musculinity. its basic human reaction to having one's beliefs challenged. Ofcos there is alot attached to this, willful ignorance, cognitive dissonance, literacy, nature nurture and alot more. Women also do this. We are doing it right now in a way.
The only Aliens in Australia are probably those people who drink craft beer
I like how the video shows how the Aussie Bogan accent has evolved over time.
How anyone could think there is no life elsewhere in the universe when you comprehend how big the universe truly is and how many galaxies there are is truly confounding to me. At this point its pretty much a gaurentee there is life somewhere else out there.
as a history nerd, I very much enjoy the Retro Australia series
From back when people thought being on TV was a huge deal which gave news reporters a false sense of superiority.
Glad that phase has passed.
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I don't mind the reporter being sassy. It's more interesting that way isn't it?
It hasn't passed, it just evolved. Nowadays influencers tend to take the roll of newssuplier cause they get that same sense and feel empowered to do so
Ozzyman: '...because Ozzyman merch exists.'
Me: looks at shirt. 'yeah, nah'.
Ozzyman, the sum total of the infinite reality is so vast, that there aren't just other planets with other life, there are forms of "life" that we can't even begin to comprehend, and there are near identical Earths. Reality is a fractal, a repeating pattern on every scale.
I find it strange when people get uncomfortable talking about aliens. It’s an absolutely fascinating topic and even today, some are still worried,how they’ll be perceived. If there’s even 1 species in our galaxy, that’s 1,000s of years more advanced, then they clearly know about us.
There's this TH-camr called Fran'sLab who feels that she has been relegated to the dregs of the scientific community for her opinions on aliens. It's a topic that people are very dismissive of, and "supporting it" makes you sound crazy
@@skeetsmcgrew3282 Oh man, I hadn't seen any videos of hers before or after, but I know she did a video about something.. one of the military-released videos maybe.. and she took it incredibly seriously and to her (and me) it was very convincing. I remember it being a great video, but more than that, I remember the comments section for that video was absolutely SAVAGE. Stuff like "WTF Fran?! Talking about UFOS? What happened to you?", calling her a lunatic, calling her insane, saying they were going to unsub from her channel because she's not "scientific" anymore - and all kinds of insane stuff.
And that's just a YT channel full of people stuck up their own a*ses who can't think about anything outside of their current little bubbles of reality. I bet plenty in the science community in general are similar or worse. I know plenty aren't but I'm sure a lot are.
People fear the unknown or un natural (to them)
Any one with any interest in aliens should definitely check out the JRE episodes with Bob Lazar, Cmdr. David Fravor & Jeremy Corbell, show those episodes to people and watch them try to come up with reasons why distinguished fighter pilots and scientists would go on a show and lie so convincingly for decades when the only thing it did was ruin their careers.
@@LadyBeyondTheWall Yup. She made it on a whim and it ended up being her top viewed video. Talk about bad press
Years and years ago when I was still a kid I grasped the size of our galaxy and how many stars are usually in a single galaxy (billions), and a lot of those Stars probably have planets similar to ours that can host life. If there are billions of stars in a single Galaxy and there are billions trillions or an infinite amount of galaxies out there, then there are so many different planets out there with so many different species of life. Just within our galaxy there could be a million other planets that have life on them but they are just so far away from us that we definitely won't ever be able to get there and if we do find one we are looking into the very distant past of what that planet was because of light speed and all that. There are definitely what people would call aliens out there but they're just different creatures from different planets. And honestly I don't see a reason why other planets wouldn't have similar species to ours.
It is not possible for the human mind to grasp the size of a galaxy, it is literally not a possibility.
@@meTj2 What?? Yes it is!! The radius of the Milky Way Galaxy is roughly 52,850 light years.... It's called science.
@@007NowOnline ok I would like you to explain in simple terms how big that is relative to your normal day. There is a big difference between describing an object by size and grasping the relative scale against what we know and relate to. I tend to agree this is not possible for a human currently.
I hope you have more of these!
7:03... "no, I don't think about life on other planets, I'm too busy shopping".
Excellent, love the series.
Retro tv stuff is awesome, especially when it's from a country I know not much off, it's fun to see.
Aussie Aliens are a different lot... Gotta love the blokes describing Aliens ona walkabout...
Cheers mate!
If aussie and Florida man aliens ever met we'd all be screwed figuratively and legitimately
Thank you for giving us an insight into your day and bringing us around Ishikawa!
Has meant to head there 3 years ago during the sakura season but i unfortunately had to skip the place so I am really glad to catch glimpses from your video.
2:20 - "Sounds like an acid trip¿? " I'm guessing that you've never tried acid.... LoL
8:45 - For some reason I just thought about opening a McDonald's but everything would be broken except the ice-cream machine... 🤣
"Two possibilities exist: either we are alone in the universe or we are not. Bith are equally terrifying" -Arthur C. Clarke
I love street interview clips, and this is a real gem of a find. A retro show from back in the day. Fun questions too. I hope you show more of these.
Surprising how many people thought it was at least a possibility and a few who had no doubt at all. Good on em'.
"God has infiltrated my videos" LMFAO!
2022: people talking about aliens.. without hesitating, making jokes and cartoons on it.
1960: "I don't want to talk about it, I fear they'll get me. So I better avoid them mentioning or putting any opinion about them."
"bunch of queer looking people"
As a great man from WILTY once said...."Uuuuuuh Vegetables!"
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Ignorance is bliss.
2022 What is the definition of a woman...... Err wouldn't you rather ask me the definition of an alien.
Here we go time for some laughs. Love the videos from 🇿🇦
@Alisa Vewa Jesus Chris! I am only here for the laughs sugar. Not looking to view some naked Sheelas, thanks though. You can try some other blokes.... some Sheelas also. Am not against some Sheelas viewing nude Shielas
Loving the Retro Australia, really enjoyed watching, thanks!!
World-class commentary OM. Outstanding as always. 😂
Ozzy man reviewing an extraterrestrial problem? Definitely an unindentified material right there. 👾👽👀
There definitely is live. Even if the chances for our existence is small, there are so many solar systems out there, that the chances are pretty much 100%. The thing is the absolute massive size of the universe. The distances are so masssive, the chances of something alive traveling that is near 0. And dont even start with wormwholes.
Humans don't create the laws of physics or any other natural law though. We simply learn to recognize them, slap a name on them for easy reference, and then exploit them as we see fit.
It could be that we just haven't found the ways to detect wormholes (if they exist), let alone use them for intergalactic travel.
"We're all animals."
"Speak for yourself."
*SIR*
It takes work to not think. The 1966 Westall UFO Encounter was one of the greatest, and one of the most witnessed UFO sightings ever recorded, happened on April 6th, 1966 in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia at around 11:00am in the afternoon at what was then Westall high school (now called Westall Secondary College).
The sighting had around 200 witnesses ranging from head masters to science teachers to regular students.
On the date in question things were as usual at Westall. Some children were playing sports out in the school yard as others were studying, and it was clear out. Then, almost out of know where, what was described as a large, siverish colored, saucer shaped disk about the size of two or three cars, came hovering over the school and moved towards a wooded area and then proceeded to land.
I think there is life on other planets, and they even left some of their own on Earth. I mean, how else would you explain Australia?
Australia doesn't exist, they are all paid actors by the globe society to perpetuate the notion a of a round earth.
I know it !
Look in Ozzyman's eyes....
Do not say "Candyman" three times though.
I am not daring you.
really
The platypus alone...
Given the sheer scale of the universe, the idea that life only managed to develop in a single solitary spec of it is pretty freaking self centred thinking tbh. This little section of it has been developing for 4.5 Billion years and we can still barely squirt ourselves out past our satellite. So the fact advanced civilizations aren't buzzing by for a chat every five minutes isn't really that telling. Surely there is some other form of life out there somewhere, and just like us they're marching the slow yet inexorable journey to discovery and exploration. It just takes an astronomically long time.
If you study biology and chemistry, it is obvious that humans are not a statistical inevitability. They cannot be. In fact, statistics and chemistry yield a very solid "no" that humans randomly just showed up on the scene.
An intelligent designer created the universe, we live in a simulation, and the programmer's name is Yahweh.
Imagine believing that humans, and the amount of complexity found in the human body (such as the brain and immune system), are the product of chance after chance after chance, that wasnt replicated ever again for any species on earth, nor document outside earth given the length of telescopic advancements. Yet on the same tone, the concept of a "Designer" out there is thrown out in this progressive 21st century eventhough multitude of signs exist one of it the creation of man itself...
“Verily We created man from a product of wet earth; then placed him as a drop (of seed) in a safe lodging; then We fashioned the drop into a clot, then We fashioned the clot into a little lump, then We fashioned the little lump into bones, then clothed the bones with flesh, and then produced it another creation. So blessed be Allah, the Best of Creators!” [23:12-14]
“He (Allah) has created man from a sperm-drop; and behold this same (man) becomes an open disputer!” [16:4]
Peace.
There is an alien in a insanely distant world that is exactly like you, lived the same life as yours and is doing now exactly what you did yesterday (infinite repetitions of it as well)... Literally if you had the probes to find one of that distant places and had some kind of teleportation device it would be almost like traveling in time. If the universe is not infinite, the thing containing the universe is infinite... with that many chances there is not just sure there are aliens... it is sure there are infinite repetitions of every moment that happened
There is an argument that if we are part of a greater population of interstellar life, that we are likely to be the majority population. This argument is clearly ridiculous, although backed up by some sound logic.
@@patrickhector quite possible. I also never mentioned what shape the possible life would take. it could be still stuck in the single cell form. Or it could be so different to what evolved here on Earth that it would break our minds to even try to conceptualize it.
The only thing that I believe has to be true is that, with the immense vastness of the universe, there is some other type of life out there.
"Sorry if you're a God person" LMAO! I love you man. That and "No, I'm German" LMAO
Love the Ozzy man's French impression, same as mine, croissant, baguette aliens.
I would have expected that especially Australians among all young nations could best understand the traditional German way of thinking because of their history !?!
(3:48) "Do you think there is life [Aboriginies] on other planets [continents] ?" - "No I'm a... German"
Thinking about life on other planets is scary, however thinking about us being the only living beings in the universe is even scarier.
Terrifying. We kind of suck and might not be around much longer.
Imagine believing that humans, and the amount of complexity found in the human body (such as the brain and immune system), are the product of chance after chance after chance, that wasnt replicated ever again for any species on earth, nor document outside earth given the length of telescopic advancements. Yet on the same tone, the concept of a "Designer" out there is thrown out in this progressive 21st century eventhough multitude of signs exist one of it the creation of man itself...
“Verily We created man from a product of wet earth; then placed him as a drop (of seed) in a safe lodging; then We fashioned the drop into a clot, then We fashioned the clot into a little lump, then We fashioned the little lump into bones, then clothed the bones with flesh, and then produced it another creation. So blessed be Allah, the Best of Creators!” [23:12-14]
“He (Allah) has created man from a sperm-drop; and behold this same (man) becomes an open disputer!” [16:4]
Peace.
Mate you should go out in the Aussie streets tomorrow and ask the same question. Love from the UK 🇬🇧
Arthur C Clarke said "I dont know whats scarier, the thought that there is other life out there, or the thought that there is not"
I think the german guy meant: "i dont understand what tf you want from me" and since we germans are very eloquent he chose to answer with "im german" to clarify that he doesnt speak english on that level that he can discuss if aliens are real.
my thoughts aswell
Given the size of the universe, and check out how many galaxies we know exist, the idea that our perfect evolutionary position isn't replicated elsewhere is ridiculously small. Also, when you look at the extreme, mental environments that things live in on Earth, it gets even smaller. Unfortunately, the distances involved mean that we will never know. Even if there are fish on Europa, finding out would take decades.
I think once we get to a type 2 civilisation, we will actually know.
So where are they? 😉
I mean "never" is a very long time.
Imagine believing that humans, and the amount of complexity found in the human body (such as the brain and immune system), are the product of chance after chance after chance, that wasnt replicated ever again for any species on earth, nor document outside earth given the length of telescopic advancements. Yet on the same tone, the concept of a "Designer" out there is thrown out in this progressive 21st century eventhough multitude of signs exist one of it the creation of man itself...
“Verily We created man from a product of wet earth; then placed him as a drop (of seed) in a safe lodging; then We fashioned the drop into a clot, then We fashioned the clot into a little lump, then We fashioned the little lump into bones, then clothed the bones with flesh, and then produced it another creation. So blessed be Allah, the Best of Creators!” [23:12-14]
“He (Allah) has created man from a sperm-drop; and behold this same (man) becomes an open disputer!” [16:4]
Peace.
Agree... There is an alien in a insanely distant world that is exactly like you, lived the same life as yours and is doing now exactly what you did yesterday (infinite repetitions of it as well)... Literally if you had the probes to find one of that distant places and had some kind of teleportation device it would be almost like traveling in time. If the universe is not infinite, the thing containing the universe is infinite... with that many chances it is not just sure there are aliens... it is sure there are infinite repetitions of every moment that happened everywhere... The way to travel in time does not depend on moving time, it depends on moving insanely huge distances and having the processing power to find those repetitions without error
Your videos are pure laughter therapy. Thank you so much 🍻💚
The McAlien segment was my favourite haha