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."
Civilization 1: Anybody out there?... Civilization 2: Hey there... Civilization 1: 💀 Civilization 3: Who this?... Civilization 2: 💀
We have a hard time communicating with Voyager, and it is not all that far away as the universe goes. If the nearest stars had advanced civilizations similar to ours, we might have recognized signals from them. But say a hundred light years and beyond? Nah! The only thing we know is that right now we don't know if anyone is out there! Thanks, Anton!
I love how footage from Final Fantasy XIV always shows up in the montage when Anton talks about aliens, but it's particularly apt this time as it shows a memory of a dead alien civilization.
No Alien wants to get close to the Blue Ball of Garbage and Waste.
that's kinda what that episode of st:tng was about, the one where picard finds himself "waking up" in a dying civilization. you know, the one with the flute.
The Fermi Paradox is just a more sciencey version of the flawed Sherlock Holmes quote: "When you have eliminated the impossible, whatever remains, however flawed, must be the truth." While true, in practice it’s not feasible to remove (or even account for) all impossibilities.
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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."
Civilization 1: Anybody out there?... Civilization 2: Hey there... Civilization 1: 💀 Civilization 3: Who this?... Civilization 2: 💀
We have a hard time communicating with Voyager, and it is not all that far away as the universe goes. If the nearest stars had advanced civilizations similar to ours, we might have recognized signals from them. But say a hundred light years and beyond? Nah! The only thing we know is that right now we don't know if anyone is out there! Thanks, Anton!
I love how footage from Final Fantasy XIV always shows up in the montage when Anton talks about aliens, but it's particularly apt this time as it shows a memory of a dead alien civilization.
No Alien wants to get close to the Blue Ball of Garbage and Waste.
that's kinda what that episode of st:tng was about, the one where picard finds himself "waking up" in a dying civilization. you know, the one with the flute.
The Fermi Paradox is just a more sciencey version of the flawed Sherlock Holmes quote: "When you have eliminated the impossible, whatever remains, however flawed, must be the truth." While true, in practice it’s not feasible to remove (or even account for) all impossibilities.