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Christianity - Catholic

6 (13.3%)

Christianity - Anglican

2 (4.4%)

Christianity - Happy Clappers

1 (2.2%)

Christianity - Other

1 (2.2%)

Jehovah

0 (0%)

Mormon

0 (0%)

Seventh Day Adventist

1 (2.2%)

Wiccan

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Atheist

5 (11.1%)

Agnostic

14 (31.1%)

Pastafarian

2 (4.4%)

Other - tell us what you are, you wuss!

13 (28.9%)

Total Members Voted: 45

[SG]

Yeah, but the Bible say humans got religion first.  And it's always right.

Exactly.

You got a sister?

SG

[Lord Biscuit©]

Of course, Cancri is only 41 light years from Earth, ie roughly 387,623,861,000,000 Km away, meaning we could send a spacecraft to check it out & report back. I'm betting the place is just packed with religion!

Anyone got anything that can travel at, say, a trillion kilometers per hour? If so, we could get a result in a little over 600-700 years.

[a passing lunatic]

I thought of something quite profound and brilliant to add to this the other day.


Unfortunately, I forgot it.



Oh, and I'm serious too. Well, I'm not sure how profound and brilliant it was, because I forgot it, but it seemed like a good idea at the time.

[Thaluikhain]

Of course, Cancri is only 41 light years from Earth, ie roughly 387,623,861,000,000 Km away, meaning we could send a spacecraft to check it out & report back. I'm betting the place is just packed with religion!

Anyone got anything that can travel at, say, a trillion kilometers per hour? If so, we could get a result in a little over 600-700 years.

Don't you mean 10-20 days?

[Lord Biscuit©]

It depends who makes the rocket. If it's a Ford, or Skoda, I'm expecting more than a few maintenance stops. And did you factor in coffee breaks, flexi-days, loo and prayer stops?

[hammer]

Of course, Cancri is only 41 light years from Earth, ie roughly 387,623,861,000,000 Km away, meaning we could send a spacecraft to check it out & report back. I'm betting the place is just packed with religion!

Anyone got anything that can travel at, say, a trillion kilometers per hour? If so, we could get a result in a little over 600-700 years.

Don't you mean 10-20 days?

It depends who makes the rocket. If it's a Ford, or Skoda, I'm expecting more than a few maintenance stops. And did you factor in coffee breaks, flexi-days, loo and prayer stops?

Nice Cover Bickkie! - just for that, you get to make the tarps for the space annex!