Fermi Paradox and Escathian Hypothesis: Will We Only Find Dying Aliens?
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Top Comments (10)
I still lean towards Carl Sagan’s explanation of the Fermi paradox. “It’s a BIG cosmos.”
David namedropping Anton, Anton shouting out to David 😌
So maybe instead of it being the "Wow!" signal, it actually was the "Ow!" signal. 😆
"Sorry we missed your call. We did this cool thing aaaaand, now our sun is going to blow up."
This hypothesis resonates with me because it Reframes the Fermi paradox as a timing problem, not a Visibility problem. We might be early, before technological civilizations become Common, or late, arriving after most have already passed through their detectable phase. Either way, absence of evidence isn’t Evidence of absence, it may just reflect how narrow the overlap is between when Civilizations exist and when we’re able to notice them. What we detect may naturally skew toward remnants rather than peaks.
This channel always has the coolest topics.
Civilization 1: Anybody out there?... Civilization 2: Hey there... Civilization 1: 💀 Civilization 3: Who this?... Civilization 2: 💀
this is such an awesome video, its insane how many things you touch on in so little time
Very interesting Anton! A lot to think about! ✨️
Wife got me the Wonderful Person tshirt for Christmas. Lovely stuff.
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Top Comments (10)
I still lean towards Carl Sagan’s explanation of the Fermi paradox. “It’s a BIG cosmos.”
David namedropping Anton, Anton shouting out to David 😌
So maybe instead of it being the "Wow!" signal, it actually was the "Ow!" signal. 😆
"Sorry we missed your call. We did this cool thing aaaaand, now our sun is going to blow up."
This hypothesis resonates with me because it Reframes the Fermi paradox as a timing problem, not a Visibility problem. We might be early, before technological civilizations become Common, or late, arriving after most have already passed through their detectable phase. Either way, absence of evidence isn’t Evidence of absence, it may just reflect how narrow the overlap is between when Civilizations exist and when we’re able to notice them. What we detect may naturally skew toward remnants rather than peaks.
This channel always has the coolest topics.
Civilization 1: Anybody out there?... Civilization 2: Hey there... Civilization 1: 💀 Civilization 3: Who this?... Civilization 2: 💀
this is such an awesome video, its insane how many things you touch on in so little time
Very interesting Anton! A lot to think about! ✨️
Wife got me the Wonderful Person tshirt for Christmas. Lovely stuff.