You make bold moves when seeking to think steadfastly in the wake of scientific dogma. I myself am a proponent of evolution and it did take discipline to read this with an open mind (which i did).

My rebuttal comes not from an automatic shutting down of your premise as idiotic because I do believe science has many ludicrous dogmas and assumptions as well.

However, unfortunately this did not pass the test.


To say that life evolving into it's current complex forms on earth is impossible so therefore it was guided by higher intelligence (life from OTHER planets) is absolutely absurd because it begs the question, how did THEY evolve? Is it an ad-infinitum loop of species creating other species? See how this breaks down? The universe from the moment of the big bang was nothing but pre-atomic matter, and therefore all life originates from this pool of matter and so evolution must exist from a cosmological standpoint.

Evolution is not merely biological either- that is the other fallacy. Biology is merely a CHAPTER of the UNIVERSE's evolution.


Mathematics became archetypical laws, which founded the laws of physics, giving birth to the big bang. These laws began to march forward with a great WILL.

Atoms-Stars-Planets...
it all began to coalesce into more and more complex functions until biology as an even more complex function than chemistry began to go ever forward in complexity- it is merely a trajectory of which we have not yet completed.


1-Physics
2- Chemistry
3. Biology
4. Neurology (brains)
5.Psychology
6. Technology
7.Transcendence




Why did Sumer have such advanced information? Could they have been influenced by extraterrestrials? Sure, there is room for that in this model. Could there also have been more ancient civilizations than Sumer lost to history? I find that more likely but I don't know.

The point is- all life had to evolve from the universe, and using Occam's razor, it's unlikely we were engineered by extraterrestrials because that doesn't get to the bottom of how life itself evolved for the first time in the universe, and if it could, why wouldn't that just be the case for how WE evolved?



Good job though, I like a debate and critical thinkers, even if they're wrong, we can all dialectically refine our points.

Cheers