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3:16:34ok, but 400+ billion stars in our galaxy alone
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3:16:35sounds like a Sopia question :_CeCeSmug:
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3:16:38the Drake equation gives a hypothetical for that
3:16:38Unless... they get to us :_CeCeZoom:
3:16:39Do you think there could be extraterrestrial life in our solar system (outside of earth)
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3:16:41pretty sure there is other intelligent life out there, i don't think we'll ever encounter them though
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3:16:41we just need to fold space its that ez
3:16:42Mhmm they'd have to billlions of years older then us
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3:16:43Just getting to the next nearest star system is incredibly difficult
3:16:44The Sun will blow up before we meet
3:16:44You're presuming that only the conditions we had/have on earth are the ones that could create and support life. That's fallacious
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3:16:44I thought a semi popular position is that there are likely other smart life on the universe but we will never realistically meet them