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- Well, that's basically it. But you guys need to understand that, “The search for intelligent life extends far beyond scientific exploration; it taps into our innate longing to connect with something greater than ourselves. Discovering an alien civilization would transcend the mere confirmation that we are not alone in the universe. It would ignite a transformative shift, charting a new course of evolution for our species.
Hello World Human population! We are your Cousins. We are terrestrial Primates, like you, who have branched off from the ancestors of your Homo Sapien line millions of years past. We have stayed behind while most of our population have been traveling to the closest stars. Like you, we climbed down from the trees, but went underground for safety. We now fly our craft through underwater portals back to our cities underground. Some of our flights are purely recreational but we have spent much of our resources studying & watching your species since the development of your nuclear bombs. Through evolution, our skin has greyed and our eyes have evolved due to lighting conditions for millions of years. We find life comforting underground, as our Sun`s radiation is now harmful to our skin and eyes. It is our one imperative on this planet to live in peace. This is why our portals can never be breached and contact is out of the question.
Who's a clever boy with clever word play then?
I'd demolish you in a face to face conversation. Come down from your tree, monkey brancher 😊
Full of it much?
Truth mixed with lies as usual 😉
And do all your species comment on TH-cam videos ???
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One factor everyone forgets, is for another life form to be found, it would have to coexist at the same time within a close enough proximity where at least one of them is intelligent and technological.
The odds of two technological life forms detecting each other in any one galaxy is beyond staggering.
Our technological existence alone is statistically staggering.
At the end of the day we are alone on a scale that is un fathomable to the point where the speed of light itself is painfully slow and not nearly enough.
We are alone and trapped, wether there is other life forms out there or not.
See my post:
Aliens... We´ve got to think outside the box. And the box is: our history of navigating the oceans, finding islands and colonizing them. On top of that, add our amazing scientific progress in the last century, and the scenario is ready for this feeling that we are going to keep expanding our technolgical capacities to the point of reproducing our seafaring exploration on this planet, in the Universe. And that is Foolish! The scale of the Universe is so staggering that, it might very well be that, in the no-so-distant future, another Eisenberg will come up with a Principle of Imposibility. And that will be a hell of a disappointment. Do you know why we haven´t returned to the Moon? Because there´s nothing to be done there, that´s why. Sorry to be such a bore; next time I will tell you about super-luminic travel and so on.
That's what really gets me, is how pointless it all is. Even SETI is pointless. If they manage to detect an alien signal...so what? You gonna send a reply that they'll receive 30,000 years from now? And then in 60,000 years if anyone is even listening still we get a other reply? It's a pointless endeavor. It's maddening.
Not unrealistic. The chances of finding anything are small.
But I think it is worth looking anyway.
Shumo/Dax/Graham: if we were writers preparing the script for scyfy film we would be fired. No visiting aliens!? Who´s going to buy that story? People doesn´t want the TRUTH, but a good battle (that eventually we always win). By the way, those aliens, if they have to come all the WAY from their galaxy, we should concede them a good technologycal capacity, I should say. And, if that is so, why in the bloody hell are they always depicted stark naked? Can´t they afford some blue jeans tailored for eight legs?
The aliens are not galaxy's away, there in this solar system. If they are galaxys away, they are traveling through a porthole, or wormhole. As far as life on an explanet, they are pretty sure they have, not only does the compounds for methane show up, but chemicals that are strictly techno signatures. Of course we are not alone, and to say contact is implausible is fare, but impossible, that's another story...
How long have we been searching for aliens? 100 years? thousand years? The earth has existed, what 4 billion or so years, so give it a minute.
Yeah... almost like the amount of global climate data we have.
Exactly! totally agree with that statement@@t0neg0d
Kudos to you for this detailed, beautifully organized look at such a big question -- and thanks! Bookmarked and subscribed :)
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We're looking for life similar to us, the possibilities of life different and ahead of us is more plausible
It is impossible to know if we are alone in the universe. No matter how much you search and can’t find anything, there is always more in the universe.
Obviously you haven’t met them yet
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You don’t have to have the universe be infinite. You just have to have a reasonable explanation for the apparent silence. See my post.
You can't find what's hidden in plain sight
We may one day discover signs of intelligence out there, but we'll never be able to visit them.
I love when you do videos on this subject literally best channel ever
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you should go to the congress explain that take care each other no more war and extintion
Brilliantly executed documentary. Thanks much🙏
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Really nice job with this video. Well written and produced. I hope you make more like it. Thanks.
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The universe is massive and we would be very arrogant to think there is no life outside of our galaxy.
Clichéd comment. Nothing to do with arrogance; it's evidence, or lack thereof.
And fools to think there friendly or that they are a threat . Either is impossible yet one is likely as well both are posible and more likely if at all.
The 4 most common elements in proteins are the 4 most common elements in the Universe, and semiorganic molecules form surprisingly easily, and have been found in space, so life, even if it's basic life, might be more common than we thought.
Life got started on Earth virtually as soon as it could have done. It's true that there are a lot of things that can stop more complex life from getting far, from asteroid strikes to gamma ray bursts, etc, but there are a LOT of planets (and moons) out there, so we'll just have to give it a bit of effort, a lot of time and a lot of patience.
they are keeping a close eye on us.
Intresting video. I enjoyed your video.
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If "Shock" , "Terrifying" and similar trigger words appear in descriptions...I just reach for delete...🙏👽...It's about learning...not being electrocuted...☁️
I love the way that we assume we be around from this point until the end of time, we will at the moment be lucky to have survived several hundred thousand years, how many millions of years were the dinosaurs around? So if we are to be around and possibly encounter alien beings is all about timing. So likely to be unlikely
If you are really concerned about it, I can assure you that we are not alone in the universe with a planet that has life. There are only two possibilities for life on earth - The first is Spontaneous Generation and the second is Panspermia.
If the answer is Spontaneous Generation then the billions of species of life here indicates that it is fairly easy and probably a predictable result for many billions of other planets over billions of years.
If the answer is Panspermia then life was obviously transported here from another planet, so obviously life already existed before us.
I personally think that the answer is a combination of both and life is thoroughly spread across the cosmos. However, I do believe that humans on earth are a creation of aliens from another star system who visited earth a few hundred thousand years ago.
The aliens have been here. We have met the aliens, and they are us! The Fermi Paradox played out less than half a million years ago and humans today are not a product of natural evolution like the rest of life on earth, but rather a product of alien genetic manipulation and DNA splicing on primates in the last few hundred thousand years. Aliens ARE the missing link! L@@K into it! It's the only explanation that really makes sense.
Humans as a species are just primate animals that share almost all of our being with other primates. The only thing that makes humans different is the genetic modifications done to us by aliens a few hundred thousand years ago that gave us the brain power that we possess and one less chromosome in our DNA, 23 instead of 24 like other primates, by joining 2 of those chromosomes into 1 with a clearly obvious junction where they were joined.
Complex brains, language and communication IS the real difference and it didn't come from the gods. Free will absolutely exists, Gods do not, except in the minds of propagandized people!
As I said, we have met the aliens, and they are us! Humans today are not a product of evolution like the rest of life on earth unless you consider gene modification by aliens to be evolution, but that could be a fair assumption in the greater scheme of things. The aliens gave us a jump-start, but they didn't hang around to see how it tuned out, but they may come back to visit!
Aliens ARE the missing link, and the proof is in your DNA, and in your human-written and produced holy books! The language used in the creation stories in them is very clear and "plural" on purpose - Let "US" create Man in "OUR" own image.
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Great analysis... you get it dude.
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"This will mean earth would be the only place where INTELLIGENT beings exist" Hahahaha good one.
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I understand the sentiment that there should be lots of other civilizations out there, but…someone has to go first. That could definitely be us! There's really no way to tell but yo keep searching.
If we are the first, I hope that we mature a lot before we are the ones turning up on a far less advanced species doorstep.
It is not simply about us being the only intelligent life anywhere. That is a an extremely limited way of considering the whole question. The way we, the human kind of intelligence, considers the question, expresses it in an anthropomorphized way. There are many other kinds of beings, under their own kind of interpretation, as compared to anthropomorphism. For instance, fungi or molds are able to solve maze puzzles with no benefit of a neuron based brain. That means that we are not so much alone, as that we take into consideration only beings that have something in common with us. That is us placing an anthropomorphic limitation on all those other kinds of beings. That is just our ego saying that only beings with anthropomorphic, or human like qualities count; a kind of preemptive prejudice that is an extrapolation of how we treat those of our kind, who happen to have a different skin color. We have no right to lay that kind of limitation on all those other kinds of beings, especially the ones who have been around for an infinitely longer time than we have.
We just recently, like a year ago, found out that the universe is not some measly 13 billion years old, but eternal. That puts a huge dent into our other anthropomorphism, that everything, including the whole universe, has to have a limited life span, just because we humans have a limited life span.
We have to stop imposing our limits to everything out there, if we hope to join the other beings out there, who we will never even be able to recognize, due to this bad habit of ours, of trying to control everything. Who the hell do we think we are, God? Er, yes we do think that, in spades; after all we humans invented all those other dieties, in our own image. That is another example of us acting on that bad habit, where we impose that anthropomorphism in extremely inappropriately bad ways.
That means that we first have to grow up and think outside this little box, we call Earth.
We all know what wil happend if they find alians or they kill us or human does it
This video is well produced and well written. I have been speculating about the Fermi Paradox for decades and have come to one broad conclusion. If we assume there are advanced civilizations out there, they evolved using the same rules of evolution with which life on Earth evolved. That means that the robust, extensive set of life on earth can teach us much about life elsewhere. And the subset of humans can actually teach us much about how intelligence evolves and how civilizations evolve.
We can see how social interaction is important to evolving language and how important language is to advanced civilization and then how writing (external memory) is to becoming technological. I argue this makes humans a good model to understand how advanced civilizations evolve elsewhere.
The next important factor is understanding conflict resolution among any social species. I am not aware of any ideas that support an argument that a intelligent social species could evolve without some kind of warfare in their history. If warfare is part of all advanced civilizations history, then they will be aware that contact with alien civilizations is inherently dangerous.
To oversimplify this theory (my working name for the theory is The Highlander Theory) is any intelligent civilization does a risk analysis of making first contact with another advanced civilization and determines it is a particularly bad idea.
There is much much more to this theory that looks at what interstellar war looks like, why we don’t see Dyson Spheres, and why advanced civilizations do not expand across vast regions of space.
To put this into more perspective, one overlooked part of the Drake equation is how long a civilization lasts. If we are to find a given civilization, it will most likely be a very old civilization. And the civilizations that become old will be risk averse and careful.
Thank you for your video. Well done survey of common explanations and thoughts to why we don’t see obvious evidence of extraterrestrial civilizations.
Species generally don't endure. Mammalian species for example have an average life of just 4 million years before reaching genetic exhaustion. Homo sapiens has had perhaps 600,000 years so only has an expectation of a further 3.4 million before the species checks out.
@jimgraham6722 Species evolve into other species. Mankind may blow itself up or destroy its environment, but it won't just exhaust itself genetically. It will evolve or genetically engineer itself into subsequent species. Humans are unlikely to have any competitors that didn't evolve from humans unless humans engineered them.
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Good, but you may want to reel in GPT-3 a bit. It does tend to get ahead of itself
And I thought we were told we have just as many cells in our body, it was a small world
Two theories I’ve had (if intelligent life is common or nearby) is that most may be on a super earth and stuck in a gravity well too deep to escape, so they don’t give space much thought because it’s not a reality for them.
And, maybe some planets haven’t had the specific waves of extinction events we have, which led to vast deposits of fossil fuels-oil and coal. Without that you aren’t making plastics, probably not producing a lot of alloys, using machines for mass production, and most importantly, not creating propellant to escape your gravity well.
So maybe there are a lot of civilizations that are just living like the Romans or some level of civilization akin to that. Plenty intelligent, just space isn’t an option for them.
Methane is a natural combustant that I make in my garden with only extremely basic gear. My water heater runs of of it. Plastics can be made from algae too and really don't matter all that much imho
8.4 million species on earth. 800000 himanoid species in the Known universe🙂
Incredible events, I am from Qatar for years have been witnessing unexpected phenomena happening, such as the appearance of drawings or images on the walls of my room, including beings close to humans that differ in features, with running of animals ,writings , numbers pass quickly, The strangest one happened with presence of a shiny, cylindrical shape install little below the ceiling about a meter long astonished and confused me how did enter while the room closed, not knowing how suddenly left as well as other things. using google to translate Arabic to English,
Surely you should be able to get the shiny, cylindrical shaped object analysed, to see what it is?
There are more statistically likely, yet highly uncomfortable hypothesis like we are maybe no more than 50 yrs from being able to create universes that could create smart life, making more creatorverses that make more effervescing dynamically beyond measure
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I’ll have what he’s having.
We aren't alone out of billions of stars but how long will it take us to visit the closest star? 70,000 years? That's our answer the universe is too big for intelligent life to find each other
♪♫♥Very interesting - Thank you for sharing your thoughts !
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This is 100% AI generated content.
Video, narration and voiceover.
Complete „artificial” package.
Terrifying
Just a bit off and earth would only be microbial.
That's okay because where not alone
I like how you come across the subject even high scholars fail to give an answer to (they think they know, but they don't really know) which is the subject of creation. How life came to be. If we want to recreate a cell in a lab we wouldn't be able to do it. This still gives just as much credibility to the story about creation in the bible as any scientific explanation, because we can't confirm either of them. If we truly knew how life came to be, we'd be able to recreate it.
This video pretty much describes it as it is. We don't know, we don't have the vaguest clue and for all we know it could've been a God.
Personally I think we were actually created by aliens (god like entities). It makes sense when looking at the evolution of all life on Earth. How come we're the most advanced of all species if we all had a fair start? Seems like we somehow had the advantage, and this would only be possible if we were boosted or had more time (aka were created by something or came from another place all together). Notice how all animals from this Earth can give birth without needing extra help. Fish get born and they instantly swim. Birds get born and fairly quickly they learn how to fly. Mammals give birth and their off spring can instantly walk. We can't. If we were once the same as most mammals, than how come we lost that evolutionary trait? It doesn't seem to match the patterns we see around us from the other life forms. Humans are quite hopeless if they're born without help. This is true for both the baby as the birth process itself, which if not aided is most likely to result in the death of the mother as the child.
I'm not sure what sort of place we came from, but it must've been very different. Our babies don't seem well adjusted to the Earth climate, it takes them quite some time to adjust. This could be because our original planet had lower gravity or an atmosphere made from a different substance all together or we didn't have enough time to evolve that knowledge from birth as we were perhaps created not too long ago by an advanced species. It's very likely that human life has been seeded on Earth.
So where are the aliens? Well, if it's that rare and complex for life to develop, maybe it only happens so often within time spans of billions of years. So taking into account that time seperates life creation events, plus taking into account the distances that seperate it, plus taking into account that in order to see it here it must also reach us at light speed. Bascially it means that an entire species could sprout, becomes advanced and leaves the confines of their own space as their galaxy dies before we even see it. So we could be looking somewhere it's happening but by the time we see it, it's already gone.
So then, where are the aliens who created us?
Well what if they want to see how we do as a species but don't want to let us know they exist? They could've seeded us in a very empty corner of the universe. And as for them, they could be cloaked. A Mantis Shrimp can see almost all sprectrums of light. We can't. So what's the best way for an alien to hide? Well, simply move out of the spectrum of light that is visible to us. Which is very easy to do given we only perceive something 000000.01% of all things that actually exist. So even if we explored all of the universe, we'd still only know pretty much nothing. Not to mention that that's only this dimension out of an infinite amount of dimensions that exist. The UAPs for example could not even be from another planet but a different dimension. To us they appear and disappear. But they go somewhere, so they probably just move in and out of the field of what we can perceive. The fact they get spotted so often further strengthens my belief in the theory that life here is seeded and these orbs are either observation drones or the beings themselves. Who knows what life evolves into given enough time, perhaps we become energy itself, forms of plasma.
Interesting post. Can I just say that while humans have a tough go in childbirth, hyenas have it far worse. And, human babies aren't the most helpless offspring on the planet. At least human babies can see at birth, unlike newborn kittens and puppies.
Anyway, your theory of human life being seeded by aliens is interesting.
The only question I have for your comment, is where do you think the neanderthals and dennisovians Come into your scenario , not to mention all the other hominids . Seems we were were just lucky
@@valerielhw Yes but soon after Hyenas are born they can walk. A few weeks after kittens are born they can see. Human babies crawl and squirm around a year and a half and then develop some form of walking which is still not close to actual walking. The brain doesn't develop a sensor for uneven ridges until age 5 which is why they fall and hurt themselves all the freaking time. Basically the main reason of why you should never let a child cross the street alone, it's an impossible challenge. Really funny to observe, but no. 😂
If you compare that to literally every other animal you realize how malfunctioning we are. Like once we get there mentally freaking eons ahead of every other animal, but development and child birth seems to be behind. Hyenas do not have issues giving birth. They do not need external aid like humans and the same goes for every other animal. The mating process of Hyenas is interesting to say the least but so is that of cats and ducks.
There's another thing about humans which is very strange and that's the fact we don't have fur. We don't have anything to protect us from the environment of this planet and if we do not create clothes we are actually ill equipped.
There's also the fact that there's no skulls found of the transition periods from neanderthal to modern humans. There's a gap, almost as if one species stopped existing and another started. In between those 2 periods you'll find a thick layer of clay in the ground, as if something happened which turned everything to clay and wiped out a part of archeology/history.
Religion is another great example. Like, where did those stories come from? The only way someone could've told us about creation, is if the ones who did it were here to tell us about it.
I've looked deep into this subject and the deeper you look, the more you go... Damn, life seeded could actually make sense because what we're told in school actually makes less sense. As in, if we look at the story of humans as a puzzle. Being from here has pieces that don't fit in a pattern of a very complex puzzle. I highly encourage you and anyone reading this to look into it.
@@keithmilne4971 Failed experiments.
I'll copy this over from my reply to the other comment as it answers that question. Or rather creates more questions.
As followed:
There's no skulls found of the transition periods from neanderthal to modern humans. There's a gap, almost as if one species stopped existing and another started. In between those 2 periods you'll find a thick layer of clay in the ground, as if something happened which turned everything to clay and wiped out a part of archeology/history.
When we think of stories like The Big Flood from the bible, it completely explains that layer of clay. Our gods came, they created. There was trial and error and at one point a great reset on the human experiment.
Did you know Noas ark has actually been found in Turkey? You can check it. There's a guy who found it named "Ron Wyatt" and there's a few videos on it. The government tried to suppress his research but he managed to get it public. Ever since I found out about that I've been questioning modern history teachings. Check out the name, it's easy to find.
All those mental gymnastics to just kick the can down the road? Do better.
If you are at the location of the most far away planet,
What will be the view ❓ ⋯⋯would it be: one side many stars & the other side is all black❓
Its a fun topic. After running the Drake equation backwards and forwards a few times, the conclusion I have reached is that the probability of contemporary technological civilisations in the Milky Way is low.
Its very unlikely that there are more than one hundred, more probably just ten or so. It is quite possible there are none.
The probabiliry that one of these civilisations is within one hundred light years of Earth is next to zero. There is a slim possibility there is just one within one thousand light years. The probability of some non technologic life is about one thousand times greater.
Its unsurprising nothing has been seen so far, particularly as the search has barely started at the needed levels of sensitivity.
I do not think there are intelligent people on this planet.
There has been life on earth for like 3.5 billion years. Aliens could have visited earth a thousand times and that would still only be every 4 million years. The odds of them visiting us in the time that there has been intelligent life here that would actually be able to comprehend what is happening (literally only the last 150 years) is so miniscule. There's the solution to the fermi paradox.
Don’t be afraid- just let it be.
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You find the area of Complete Speculation to be, "highly speculative" do ya?
I used to think there must be intelligent life out there, but I don't think this anymore. The Earth is unique.
The naiveness of sending out our circumstances to the UNKNOWN
Our universe is already taken and outside of that is silence
There's no one out there but I believe there are many within Earth.
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What's with all these Fermi Paradox are there alien videos? TH-cam is being spammed with them.
Your definition of life applies to crystals and fire. No.
maybe an intelligent civilization sends out a probe 3 billion years ago that crashes at Cal Tech campus. The senders are long gone but the great question that keeps many in the physics+ media community employed will be answered.
As an illustrator making photorealistic portraiture past the skill level of my instructors since 15 years old this art analogy is way flawed-because talent. Also prodigies
Our species deserve to be alone due to our warlike and self destructive nature. If we were to meet peace loving alien beings our leaders first thoughts would be to how best exploit them.
Fermi paradox is super outdated and used as a distraction and a money funnel
There are other civilizations out there, there has to be. This world is so small it seems impossible for there not to be someone else. We have lots of evidence of past visitations arcaeology that cannot be explained. Check it out
The fact that god created the universe and the earth and that we were created in his image answers the question yes we are the only planet with life on it itook millions of years to get the earth to support life man is intelligent amongst all the diversity of life form in our oceans earth is heaven although ryt now its seems like more hell to me🎉
Aliens came but our bias has blinded us. Jesus said, "I am from above."
If we're alone that's on big waste of space
Well it must be some usefulness once not it’s just empty planet so it’s only logical that who needs who won’t work as who number one logic it’s for now days but rest I don’t know
So far the evidence today is that there are no aliens.But the unanswered question is still Are we alone?
I don't think that's the most logical conclusion. There is absolutely evidence that would be considered verifiable if it were about any other subject.
The odds of the Earth being unique in having life is so miniscule it's basically a mathematical impossibility. I don't think anyone should be asking "are we alone" because it's already been answered. The question is have they visited the Earth
Whether we are alone or not is not as important a question as what do we learn from the assumption of each answer. We learn little from the assumption we are alone and worse if we act on such an assumption and are wrong, then we may risk a great deal! If we assume we are not alone, then we must learn through hypotheses about what evolutionary pressures cause life to evolve into intelligence and then on to technologically advanced. Then, just as important why we don’t see evidence of such advanced civilizations in the universe. Check out my post to see a continuation of this thought process.
The bare minimum of assuming we are not alone and speculating about intelligent life elsewhere, we will hold a mirror up to our own civilization. That alone is worth assuming we are not alone.
Who would you know the great filter exists. And the most ridiculouse things is searching for alien radio signes.
There are no aliens traveling from other planets much less from other universes, all the physical laws still apply.
So there are no aliens, but there are dimensions, last I checked science had identified 10 dimensions, I would call these spiritual realms where spiritual being would be, makes far more logical sense
This paradox makes no sense to me because they are already here
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So life forms like ours had to be 1st once upon a time i suppose.No use being scared about it, just get on with the job or it will get scarier imo.Hopefully we all get to know the truth soon.We certainly wont learn it from any governments or NASA etc As long as you have a planet with rocks & soil & water & electricity...
you have the chance that life can & will form sometime...it was proven in a simple lab test once.
We are well aware of why these dyings occur and exactly of our own making
It's not a paradox
Hahahahaha matrioshka “intelligence” hahahahahaha can’t stop laughing
What if the aliens have a hitler who won the war in there world. Can't exactly ignore and be humble with mass killings, can't escape our humanity.
Ph'nglui mglw'nafh Cthulhu R'lyeh wgah'nagl fhtagn.
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That's easy for you to say.
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They already came ,, this is why humans believe in gods ?
The United States 🇺🇸 Government knows .
We can't see air we can see Suns but can't see plants we can't see alliens.
So um.......hey everybody.....I'm sitting at the exact center of the visible universe. I set my bong down long enough to type this message. Now that it's over with I can resume my journey.
Sorry, and respectfully, I’m calling BS on this. I’ll just mention 2 reasons why. The “Big Bang” delusion has most certainly NOT been “verified “, as You’ve stated. And , Your emphasis is only what “We” know or have learned, which leads Me to assume that You think “ They” have been forthcoming, honest , and transparent all along. I don’t think so Tim.
😂 what a coment, are we more advance than they are?😅
How silly , come on it's obvious we are not alone , what's this paradox business.
So inaccurate right off the bat
Peptide/RNA coevolution... nope. RNA would have a life span of around 4 hours. This is a ridiculous theory.
"We have to rely on assumptions..." Get back to me when you're not just talking out your butt. Truly tired of propaganda being presented as "science."
this rubish of climate change as ever!
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What makes us think that we are the only creatures in our universe or even our galaxy, we think like in the medieval era, like if the earth is the center of the universe. 🗯💥💫
This video dose not solve the Fermi Paradox but it poses questions that multiple exponentially without resolving the paradox .
So fakeeeeeee
Sc-fi science is boring