> The point I wanted to state (after all this clumsy verbiage):
>The motivation for SETI is neither Science, nor some vague
>cosmic hand-waving philosophy. It is the culmination of all that we
>are and want to be. If it occurs to us on our world...
Wonderfully put, John!
We also learn a great deal about _ourselves_ in the search, which
is why I think seti is one of the most worthwhile things human beings
can do. The chance of success is our lifetime is not great--but
if it happens, EVERYTHING changes!
Kudos also to everyone participating in Project Argus. You guys are
the frontline in this endeavor--thanks for your guts and determination.
As a humble seti@home participant, I take my hat off to you all.
Brian
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>Thanks for the fascinating discussion.
>John Willcox
>Project Argus Observatory FM29fx
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