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We just haven't found those pink flying unicorns (yet). As for aliens, lack of evidence doesn't prove anything other than the fact we...
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I suspect we're simply too technologically incompetent to detect other intelligent life forms in the galaxy/universe. Or they don't want...
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Would truly intelligent life want us to find them at our current state of development?
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Perhaps “Where?” is the wrong question. It should be ‘When?”
Our ability to navigate or communicate with the stars is commensurate with...
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We have an example size of one. Us. It is hard, in fact impossible, to fathom any conclusions from a sample of one. Everything these...
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To me, two things stand out. Desire and Perspective.
Desire - A galactic spanning civilization has to want to be galactic spanning. The...
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We should also consider our future. The start of the industrial revolution occurred not that long ago in the grand scheme of things...
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It isn't just a question of whether any other intelligent life, capable of interstellar communication, exists. It's a question of...
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We have to conclude that either (1) there was never even one other civilization - that wants to colonize the entire galaxy or (2) travel...
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Couldn't also be the case that civilizations are so incredibly rare that maybe one or two happen per galaxy?
I don't see why we should...
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We see no aliens (from advanced technological civilizations) because:
1) They are here and we can't/haven't detected them because we...
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This question is based on the assumption that intelligent alien civilations must be like us, with a desire to go out and 'colonize' the...
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