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- And then there's this. Up until recently, nobody thought red dwarfs could have planets in their habitable zones.
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Yes, there is probably intelligent life out there.
Those of us who consider such things have known for a long time ...
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Question: How do you get more pessimistic than this?
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Is lack of ETI a bug, or a feature?
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Yeah, I know its grim, but the more I think about it the more I tend to weigh what's likely, ...
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What's the difference between what's likely and what's possible? I certainly don;t see any.
Also, our main problem as a ...
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Intelligent, tool-making species capable of spaceflight are possible.
After all, we're already batting a thousand there.
But whether they are likely or ...
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At this point, humanity's primary ambition should be moving out into our own solar system.
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There is a way to export life out of our own solar system. Spew DNA around, or target remote ...
- *Cheers for like-minded people* Yes, moving out into space can and should be one of our main priorities as a species. ...
- Add energy collection-transmission to the short list.
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There is a way to export life out of our own solar system. Spew DNA around, or target remote ...
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At this point, humanity's primary ambition should be moving out into our own solar system.
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Intelligent, tool-making species capable of spaceflight are possible.
After all, we're already batting a thousand there.
But whether they are likely or ...
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What's the difference between what's likely and what's possible? I certainly don;t see any.
Also, our main problem as a ...
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Is lack of ETI a bug, or a feature?
- Thanks for the great post. Very interesting. It's true that once DNA develops, life can be found virtually anywhere. ...
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