Do you think there is life on other planets? It is my feeling that there is, but it's highly unlikely that it would look anything like humans, because humans evolved on Earth.
So,
Do you think there is life on other planets? It is my feeling that there is, but it's highly unlikely that it would look anything like humans, because humans evolved on Earth.
What blows my mind is that it's 2021 and we're still asking this question.
So,
Do you think there is life on other planets? It is my feeling that there is, but it's highly unlikely that it would look anything like humans, because humans evolved on Earth.
What blows my mind is that it's 2021 and we're still asking this
question.
Toadster wrote to All <=-
So,
Do you think there is life on other planets? It is my feeling that
there is, but it's highly unlikely that it would look anything like humans, because humans evolved on Earth.
What blows my mind is that it's 2021 and we're still asking this
question.
Do you think there is life on other planets?
Do you think there is life on other planets? It is my feeling that there is, but it's highly unlikely that it would look anything like humans, because humans evolved on Earth.
What blows my mind is that it's 2021 and we're still asking this
question.
On 06-25-21 08:21, Argos wrote to Toadster <=-
Do you think there is life on other planets? It is my feeling that there is, but it's highly unlikely that it would look anything like humans, because humans evolved on Earth.
We live on a very young 3rd rock in a very vast solar system and
beyond. If one thinks it is not even remotely plausible there exists
some form of what we call life, their just nuts. In short, absolutely !
On 06-25-21 14:21, Arelor wrote to Toadster <=-
Well, everybody knows aliens built the pyramids, right? Nobody is
asking the question because everybody knows this!
On 06-25-21 15:53, HSM wrote to Toadster <=-
Life on other planets would definitly be different than ours. Given
the amount of Stars with plants in the "Goldy Locks" zone, It's almost
a certain probablity that life exists out there. It's a big universe!
On 06-25-21 15:31, Blue White wrote to Toadster <=-
Yes. I actually believe there could be life within our solar system.
Some of the moons of Jupiter and Saturn are believed to have
sub-surface oceans that could harbor life at least on the microbial
level.
Once you get outside the solar system, who knows?!? :)
On 06-26-21 01:42, TALIADON wrote to Toadster <=-
Do you think there is life on other planets?
An interesting question which science is yet to elevate beyond the philosophical: what were the empirical prerequisites of elemental life (carbon in our particular case), and what is the probabilistic
frequency of this particular pattern?
As our current understanding of spontaneous life remains the subject of considerable conjecture, an accurate probabilistic frequency is likely
to prove elusive within the foreseeable future.
Whist some have hedged their opinions by leveraging the vastness of our known universe, this isn't a particularly robust strategy that's likely
to withstand casual statistical scrutiny: as it's trivial to
hypothesise an infinitely unique sequence encapsulating but one
instance of each pattern, predicating regularity upon a finite
universe, however vast, is an intrinsically flawed paradigm.
Having said that however, I have a sneaky suspicion that the
probabilistic frequency is neither unique nor rare.
On 07-02-21 15:50, Avon wrote to Toadster <=-
I agree it may not look anything like us though, so communication could
be a problem... perhaps maths?
What blows my mind is that it's 2021 and we're still asking this
question.
I know! Me too.
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