@ssj12
That's pretty unlikely, given the fact that this world is perpetually embroiled in conflict.
I personally stand by my view that humans are quick to attach meaning where none exists. We're so used to having answers that, when no plausible answer exists with available data, we make stuff up so we can have an answer. Countless studies have been done on matters such as this, and the results are always the same: humans will believe they experience exactly what they think they experience, even if they don't. My personal favorite is the video of an art museum exhibit with a man in a gorilla suit walking around it. Over half the participants in the study didn't see the man in the gorilla suit, and a fair number of them claimed that the clip they were shown when they expressed doubt of this fact was a different clip entirely (which it wasn't).
Sky Render - Sanity is for the weak.
