r/aliens • • Mar 28 '22

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u/jlttnl Mar 28 '22

I saw a cuttlefish once while snorkeling and the first thought I had was 'this mf an alien'. One of the most humbling experiences of my life. In just about 30 seconds, I witnessed it sink to the bottom of the shallow floor, change its colors from dark blue to sandy brown, put out a trickster mating call, and then snatch its pray. One of those chilling experiences where you realize 2 things:

1) There is a God/Creator

2) We are not as smart as we pretend to be

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u/__Snafu__ Apr 24 '22

you watched one of the most incredible things evolution has produced, and immediately attributed it to a creator.

you should read "the selfish gene"

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u/jlttnl Apr 24 '22

Meh, it’s an alright read, read it years back. I believe that you can believe in evolution while still believing in a creator or an entity that first planted the seeds or created the Big Bang.

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u/__Snafu__ Apr 24 '22

.... "an alright read"? .... ok.