TV? DOEZ NOT WANT
Friday, August 8th, 2008 04:55 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
tamaranthA television company has joined forces with a social networking site to send a message to the nearest theoretically inhabitable planet.
In a letter to the Daily Telegraph, former BBC News website science editor Dr David Whitehouse raised the possibility that transmissions from Earth could draw the attention of "malevolent aliens".
Personally, am more concerned that aliens will run screaming from LOLCats / Facebook* apps / photos of drunken colleagues than that they will demand reparation for Bonekickers or Torchwood. Though the latter would be only fair.
* it's Bebo, not Facebook, but I am not prepared to check out Bebo just to see if they too have Li'l Green Patch and Scrabulous
In a letter to the Daily Telegraph, former BBC News website science editor Dr David Whitehouse raised the possibility that transmissions from Earth could draw the attention of "malevolent aliens".
Personally, am more concerned that aliens will run screaming from LOLCats / Facebook* apps / photos of drunken colleagues than that they will demand reparation for Bonekickers or Torchwood. Though the latter would be only fair.
* it's Bebo, not Facebook, but I am not prepared to check out Bebo just to see if they too have Li'l Green Patch and Scrabulous
