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Who is that guy callin a "meathead". Why do we always think that a higher intelligence would find us unimportant or uninteresting. Even if our machines became a billion years advanced, i think with utmost certainty that we would still be relevant to them. I see people who range from five year of age to ninety five, who are completely absorbed with long-extinct dinosaurs. Now could alien robots exist? Sure, but i get the vibe this always comes back to the justification of why we don't see the proof of major happenings goin on out there in the cosmos. Personally i feel that most mainstream scientists as well as the public focus on what is right in front of them. Some of us consider that the reason its so quiet out there is because there maybe far more efficient modes of existence, points of reality where manufacturing and data acquisition may be instantaneous, existence beyond what we can observe at present. The best part, none of this has to do with alien robots. If this kind of thinking appeals to you check out Justina Robson's - Natural History Robert Charles Wilson - Bios The concerns of transferring consciousness from organic to non-organic systems is really redundant. As the wise Buckaroo Banzai once said, "no matter where you go, there you are".