Fermi Paradox
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Universe is big, Bruh. And what makes us so special that they would want to stop by and say hi?
As primitive as we currently are, it wouldn't be difficult for advanced extraterrestrial life to conceal its existence from us.
Life doesn't mean intelligent and capable of space travel or even detectable communication. 16% of the Earth doesn't even have electric.
Unless it's a human zygote.
Imagine humanity is like the ultimate pinnacle of existence in the universe. Like there was nothing before and nothing to come after that will be as "advanced" as we are.
That's a pretty sad thought.
That's a pretty sad thought.
They are inter-dimensional operating on a higher frequency than we are. They can cross over from their dimension to ours.
They aren’t coming from another planet or moon. They aren’t coming from any place. They are already here we just can’t see them unless they want to be seen.
stop limiting yourself to the physical.
They aren’t coming from another planet or moon. They aren’t coming from any place. They are already here we just can’t see them unless they want to be seen.
stop limiting yourself to the physical.
If Rick Astley owned the movie "Up" and you wanted to borrow it from him, it would create the Rick Astley Paradox. "Never gonna give you up, never gonna let you down".
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But I look at it this way - humans might think animals are “dumb” or “limited” since they can’t talk, etc. so what the possibilities there’s another “form of life” that thinks that about humans
Look into the night sky. We see an astonishingly small amount of what is in the universe. Even with the most powerful telescope ever made, scanning the skies will take ages and even then most objects will be too distant to ever gain any knowledge about. Now add to that the age of the universe and how many worlds may have come and gone before we even waddled up out of the water.
It would be more shocking that we ever contacted extraterrestrial life, or were contacted by them, than about anything else I could ever imagine.
Were we to find inteliigent life, as we define it, it would be the most important event that would ever occur on Earth, up until it's destruction.
It would be more shocking that we ever contacted extraterrestrial life, or were contacted by them, than about anything else I could ever imagine.
Were we to find inteliigent life, as we define it, it would be the most important event that would ever occur on Earth, up until it's destruction.
I thought that it was common knowledge now that the earth is flat and a dome as well as some hollow earth stuff. with an ice wall existing that has a whole other set of continents where the illuminati is running things with giants. and the annunaki started it all and are coming back to check on things. thought you guys knew this.
what facebook tik tok reels have taught me. said so in all the religious books and some encyclopedia reference even from 1958. shew. keep up children.
what facebook tik tok reels have taught me. said so in all the religious books and some encyclopedia reference even from 1958. shew. keep up children.
We would be aliens to other life forms on different planets, and we haven’t even begun to solve the mystery of deep space travel and may never do so. Why would another life form not have the same limitations?
I think it’s absolutely insane to think earth is the only planet out of billions to contain life. It’s actually a very ridiculous idea. That said, I don’t believe in an alien presence on earth.
I think it’s absolutely insane to think earth is the only planet out of billions to contain life. It’s actually a very ridiculous idea. That said, I don’t believe in an alien presence on earth.
The industrial revolution began in 1750.
We have been able to fly for 119 years. Technologically we are crawling babies.
And Sam Cassell.
I know I've grown past the age of pop culture but I think you're in the wrong thread.
Definitely will be missed among the Black Eyed Peas.....
I get it now.
But seriously. Until someone proves Einstein wrong, we will probably never discover life outside the solar system. The fastest prove we've produced took 9 years to get to Pluto. At its current speed it won't arrive at Proxima Centauri (the closest star to our Solar System) we are looking at 40,000 years
Really hope it comes true, but there is a whole of 'if' in that article.
More than BBDK? I find that hard to believe. In fact, it might be the most outrageous claim in this thread.
Yea. I haven't read up on it yet but i've seen reports the new deep space photos contradict an expanding universe. This is one of those things that is simply beyond my comprehension. I've tried to rationalize some of this stuff in my mind but I assume the math is just beyond me. I can't explain either theory, expanding or contracting, to make it make sense to myself.
Does the ant know about the human walking by?
I just figure intelligent life is so far separated by both distance and time (considering just the immense scale of space and the immense time the universe has been around) that there's none close to us in time and space for us to detect them. And it may just be the case that the speed of light really is something we can't get around through any kind of "warp drives" or wormholes, and it's simply not feasible to travel between the stars. Anything more than sending probes a handful of light years away just doesn't happen.
I figure there's many planets with far less intelligent life, and the ones that could get here would see us as non intelligent and would be more advanced and possibly would just view us as we do a wildlife reserve.