I voted pretty human like because, on the assumption that life will require a somewhat Earth-like environment (free-flowing water, gaseous oxygen, CO2 and so on), I think that evolution is likely to have favoured our "design" for a reason ... also if anyone reads Chris Laver's book, "Why Do Elephants Have Big Ears?" it appears there are some fairly sound engineering principles that dictate that certain animal types are the way they are and that the more fanciful creatures we can imagine are not just unlikely but damned near impossible.
I'm not saying there won't be differences (DNA, placement & number of some organs/limbs) and I certainly don't think inter-planetary breeding will be possible (at least not outside of a lab) but I think that if there is intelligent life out there there is good reason to think it might be vaguely humanoid.
Kyu
I'm not saying there won't be differences (DNA, placement & number of some organs/limbs) and I certainly don't think inter-planetary breeding will be possible (at least not outside of a lab) but I think that if there is intelligent life out there there is good reason to think it might be vaguely humanoid.
Kyu
