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Topic	Existence of aliens does not actually make sense since abiogenesis is NOT proven
ai123 09/24/23 8:03:30 AM #38:	Mackorov posted... Go read up the Fermi Paradox. Scientists realized they were contradicting themselves because given the vast scale and age of the universe, Earth likewise would've encountered intelligent life by now Life capable of recognising other intelligent life has only existed on Earth for a relatively miniscule amount of time. There are galaxies billions of light years away. It is not at all 'likely' that people on Earth would have 'encountered' any intelligent life that may have existed there. The reverse is also true. A long dead civilization ten billion light years from Earth would not have 'encountered' humans. Does that mean humans don't exist? --- You'll see motivational pictures about working hundred hour weeks/Well, it only applies to those who are operating at a really basic level <cite>ai123 posted [p:976273065] in Existence ... [t:80575703]...</cite> <quote>Mackorov posted... </cite><quote>Go read up the Fermi Paradox.Scientists realized they were contradicting themselves because given the vast scale and age of the universe, Earth likewise would've encountered intelligent life by now</quote>Life capable of recognising other intelligent life has only existed on Earth for a relatively miniscule amount of time.There are galaxies billions of light years away. It is not at all 'likely' that people on Earth would have 'encountered' any intelligent life that may have existed there.The reverse is also true. A long dead civilization ten billion light years from Earth would not have 'encountered' humans. Does that mean humans don't exist? --- You'll see motivational pictures about working hundred hour weeks/Well, it only applies to those who are operating at a really basic level</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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