It’s certainly rare on Earth so why should we assume it’s any more common out there without a proper footing?
Bulky_Honey8643 on
Making the assumption that humanity could actually be, in relative terms, intelligent life.
JustTheAATIP on
Not all scientists have clearance for all sciences.
UseYona on
The fallacy here is all life out there will NOT be as we know it. We are limiting ourselves eith this view
Syzygy-6174 on
As Edgar Mitchell so eloquently stated, because of the size of the universe, it is a statistical certainty that their is sentient life everywhere. My guess, there are millions (maybe billions) of sentient species in the universe.
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It’s certainly rare on Earth so why should we assume it’s any more common out there without a proper footing?
Making the assumption that humanity could actually be, in relative terms, intelligent life.
Not all scientists have clearance for all sciences.
The fallacy here is all life out there will NOT be as we know it. We are limiting ourselves eith this view
As Edgar Mitchell so eloquently stated, because of the size of the universe, it is a statistical certainty that their is sentient life everywhere. My guess, there are millions (maybe billions) of sentient species in the universe.
*^((The universe is a big place.))*