How do we know that life is ultra rare? I have seen this…
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How do we know that life is ultra rare?
I have seen this in many places which has said that we are mostly alone. Fermi's paradox meanwhile says that the Universe must be teeming with life and where are the others. Other life form and even civilization doesn't need our observation to exist though.
To me it never seemed like a paradox. What if life is super common but the problem of finding life is like searching for a needle in haystack. Or something along those lines. There could be a possibility that it's super unlikely for us to ever observe another life form. Especially in the context of Milky Way Galaxy. More broader in the context of the Universe.
Has anyone ruled this out? That perhaps we are not capable enough to observe the existence of life?
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I have seen this in many places which has said that we are mostly alone. Fermi's paradox meanwhile says that the Universe must be teeming with life and where are the others. Other life form and even civilization doesn't need our observation to exist though.
To me it never seemed like a paradox. What if life is super common but the problem of finding life is like searching for a needle in haystack. Or something along those lines. There could be a possibility that it's super unlikely for us to ever observe another life form. Especially in the context of Milky Way Galaxy. More broader in the context of the Universe.
Has anyone ruled this out? That perhaps we are not capable enough to observe the existence of life?
#space
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