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originally posted by: Peeple
a reply to: dfnj2015
The thing is the universe is mostly empty space. To find a planet with all the requirements for life is rare. To find intelligent life even more so.
They we're probably super excited when they found us. And then super disappointed when they observed us a bit. The only way we might be able to charm them into reveal their presence is if we could convince them there's at least one human not completely selfish and insane.
originally posted by: dfnj2015
originally posted by: Peeple
a reply to: dfnj2015
The thing is the universe is mostly empty space. To find a planet with all the requirements for life is rare. To find intelligent life even more so.
They we're probably super excited when they found us. And then super disappointed when they observed us a bit. The only way we might be able to charm them into reveal their presence is if we could convince them there's at least one human not completely selfish and insane.
This is kind of dumb to say. The Universe could be teaming with intelligent life:
"Extrapolating out to the rest of the galaxy, scientists estimate that the Milky Way could contain upwards of 50 billion planets, 500 million of which could be in their stars' habitable zones. That's a LOT of planets to discover!"
Once you have FTL technology maybe having a "blink drive" is possible. We could have millions of extraterrestrial civilizations capable of visiting Earth.
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