I'm on board with some building blocks of life forming in space. It's actually pretty likely that some of the building blocks were already forming in the dust cloud Earth formed from before Earth was forming. That idea is called soft panspermia, the idea that some building blocks to life came from space and is highly likely. Hard panspermia is the idea that fully formed life, most likely bacteria, that could survive space landed on and seeded out planet. While possible, not as likely as life coming together on Earth with some of the building blocks coming from space.

Reality being a computer program is the same as god, to my way of thinking. Where is this computer supposed to be? What sort of reality does it exist in? Who programmed it? (Would have to be god, surely?)
I wish I could give a belly laugh to the 6500+ year and flat earth ideas, but they just make me sad.

@Coffeo Sssssh, don't say that too loud, " A computer being the God," you'll have the Faithfools claiming that one as well as everything else they jump on like scavengers at a carcass.

What, you haven't herd of the Flat Earther Movement?
Jeez Louise mate, where have you been living, the poor deluded buggers are posting their insanity on the Net on a regular basis.

@Triphid
I have heard of them, my son is one of them.

@xenoview What, is he a Conspiracy Theorist or a Flat-Earther or both?

@Triphid
I think he's both.

@xenoview Shit a brick mate, I think he's got it bad.

Yep, just like ever so many politicians do as well, our Aussie P.M. Scum Mo Morrison for example.

That's kind of the point, they're not falsifiable. I mean, the ancient aliens one is probably the closest to being falsifiable.. but they're set up in a way that can't really be proven. The multiverse is the worst cause if what it implies is true and it's possible to prove the existence of an infinite number of realities with an infinite number of possibilities, if anyone is working on proving the multiverse, there would be someone in another universe working to prevent them from proving it. If it is true, pretty much everything and anything will be cancelled out.

@FatherOfNyx Science doesn't do proof.

@Coffeo It falsifies, hence "they're not falsifiable".

@FatherOfNyx Exactly.

@Coffeo I'm confused, lol. I was simply explaining how the multiverse can't be falsified.

@FatherOfNyx You also talked about someone working on "proving" the multiverse, a futile endeavor.

@Coffeo Yeah, that was the point. Maybe I'll reword it. Any attempt to falsify the multiverse would be cancelled out. With most multiverse beliefs, any and all possibilities are true. So if someone were to try to falsify it, it's a possibility that there is a multiverse out there with someone who is willing and able to negate their efforts to falsify the multiverse.

@FatherOfNyx Yes, and my point is that both attempts are futile.

Homeopathy ( Home o' Pathetic ideas) is my take on that subject.