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With there being as far as we know an infinite amount of galaxies, solar systems with planets and stars within.
Of course there's life out there. Humans have not reached the level of enlightenment to understand or make this travel for such a discovery.
The scary part is that humans have fear, morals, pain and so on. When we discover something out there, will it know harming another being is wrong? Will it understand pain or have the capacity for empathy?
Short of there being a star wars out there, it's likely better we remain alone.
With there being as far as we know an infinite amount of galaxies, solar systems with planets and stars within.
Of course there's life out there. Humans have not reached the level of enlightenment to understand or make this travel for such a discovery.
The scary part is that humans have fear, morals, pain and so on. When we discover something out there, will it know harming another being is wrong? Will it understand pain or have the capacity for empathy?
Short of there being a star wars out there, it's likely better we remain alone.
Current Physics doesn't really support any aliens from reaching us, much less of us reaching them. This is simple GR. However, the spart money is on there being an abundance of aliens civilizations because Physics does say that we are not special, we are just an average civilization living on an average planet in an average solar system in an average galaxy..
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With there being as far as we know an infinite amount of galaxies, solar systems with planets and stars within.
Of course there's life out there. Humans have not reached the level of enlightenment to understand or make this travel for such a discovery.
The scary part is that humans have fear, morals, pain and so on. When we discover something out there, will it know harming another being is wrong? Will it understand pain or have the capacity for empathy?
Short of there being a star wars out there, it's likely better we remain alone.
This is why it's been a mistake to send our coordinates on space missions including Voyager and beaming signals out, it's all assuming that other life won't be hostile and that technological advancement/scientific intelligence is mutually exclusive with barbarity or simply even account for rogue actors within those civilizations whom we couldn't imagine matching on a battlefield.
This is why it's been a mistake to send our coordinates on space missions including Voyager and beaming signals out, it's all assuming that other life won't be hostile and that technological advancement/scientific intelligence is mutually exclusive with barbarity or simply even account for rogue actors within those civilizations whom we couldn't imagine matching on a battlefield.
It's all just a fart in the win.. wait... space is a void?
Okay, it's all just a shart in the void.
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Of course there's life out there. Humans have not reached the level of enlightenment to understand or make this travel for such a discovery.
The scary part is that humans have fear, morals, pain and so on. When we discover something out there, will it know harming another being is wrong? Will it understand pain or have the capacity for empathy?
Short of there being a star wars out there, it's likely better we remain alone.
Of course there's life out there. Humans have not reached the level of enlightenment to understand or make this travel for such a discovery.
The scary part is that humans have fear, morals, pain and so on. When we discover something out there, will it know harming another being is wrong? Will it understand pain or have the capacity for empathy?
Short of there being a star wars out there, it's likely better we remain alone.
Current Physics doesn't really support any aliens from reaching us, much less of us reaching them. This is simple GR. However, the spart money is on there being an abundance of aliens civilizations because Physics does say that we are not special, we are just an average civilization living on an average planet in an average solar system in an average galaxy..
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Of course there's life out there. Humans have not reached the level of enlightenment to understand or make this travel for such a discovery.
The scary part is that humans have fear, morals, pain and so on. When we discover something out there, will it know harming another being is wrong? Will it understand pain or have the capacity for empathy?
Short of there being a star wars out there, it's likely better we remain alone.
This is why it's been a mistake to send our coordinates on space missions including Voyager and beaming signals out, it's all assuming that other life won't be hostile and that technological advancement/scientific intelligence is mutually exclusive with barbarity or simply even account for rogue actors within those civilizations whom we couldn't imagine matching on a battlefield.
It's all just a fart in the win.. wait... space is a void?
Okay, it's all just a shart in the void.
(Beyond the scope of concern for our timeline)