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gnarly

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Ok so before we get into this Conversation. Ik as of right now aliens aren't a thing and this isn't just crazy talk. This is truly a genius curious question lmao But do you think there is life out there besides us? What do you think they're doing? Do you think their technology is better or worse? And what do you think they'll do when they meet us?
 
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i can't imagine us ever meeting aliens given the time it takes to travel to different planets and the time it takes for evolution to create intelligent lifeforms most civilizations i imagine just end up running out of resources and end up dying off so our chances of ever meeting aliens is so small its not even worth thinking about, it might not even be possible to travel at the speed of light which means 1000s of years spent in space to travel to the nearest earth like planet by them we would of die off and ran out of resources i think we are doomed but who knows for sure maybe AI can get us off this planet into deep space

The modern form of humans only evolved about 200,000 years ago. Civilization as we know it is only about 6,000 years old, and industrialization started in the earnest only in the 1800s., in about the year 2200 we will completely run out of resources on this planet

so the window for contact is very small like 1000 years the chances of evolution creating two civilizations at around the same time is really small

Temporal Overlap: As you mentioned, civilizations may not exist long enough for overlap. With the rapid pace of resource depletion and environmental degradation, human civilization may face significant challenges in the near future, which could limit our chances of becoming an interstellar species.

Distance and Travel: The sheer distances involved in space travel are daunting. Even with the most optimistic projections about propulsion technology, reaching even the nearest star systems would take decades or centuries, which complicates the possibility of meaningful interactions with alien life.

Evolutionary Timeframes: The timeline for intelligent life to evolve is incredibly long, and the conditions necessary for such development are rare. This rarity makes it plausible that other civilizations may emerge and extinguish themselves before they can make contact.

Potential Solutions: While current technologies limit our space travel capabilities, advancements in AI and other fields may provide new opportunities for exploration and colonization. It's possible that future breakthroughs could change our approach to interstellar travel, allowing for better resource management and exploration beyond our solar system.

The Fermi Paradox: This is a well-known issue in the search for extraterrestrial life, questioning why, given the vast number of stars and potentially habitable planets, we haven't observed any signs of intelligent life. Your thoughts align with many theories that suggest civilizations may self-destruct or fail to communicate effectively across cosmic distances.
 
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gnarly

gnarly

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Sep 24, 2024
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i can't imagine us ever meeting aliens given the time it takes to travel to different planets and the time it takes for evolution to create intelligent lifeforms most civilizations i imagine just end up running out of resources and end up dying off so our chances of ever meeting aliens is so small its not even worth thinking about, it might not even be possible to travel at the speed of light which means 1000s of years spent in space to travel to the nearest earth like planet by them we would of die off and ran out of resources i think we are doomed but who knows for sure maybe AI can get us off this planet into deep space

The modern form of humans only evolved about 200,000 years ago. Civilization as we know it is only about 6,000 years old, and industrialization started in the earnest only in the 1800s., in about the year 2200 we will completely run out of resources on this planet

so the window for contact is very small like 1000 years the chances of evolution creating two civilizations at around the same time is really small

Temporal Overlap: As you mentioned, civilizations may not exist long enough for overlap. With the rapid pace of resource depletion and environmental degradation, human civilization may face significant challenges in the near future, which could limit our chances of becoming an interstellar species.

Distance and Travel: The sheer distances involved in space travel are daunting. Even with the most optimistic projections about propulsion technology, reaching even the nearest star systems would take decades or centuries, which complicates the possibility of meaningful interactions with alien life.

Evolutionary Timeframes: The timeline for intelligent life to evolve is incredibly long, and the conditions necessary for such development are rare. This rarity makes it plausible that other civilizations may emerge and extinguish themselves before they can make contact.

Potential Solutions: While current technologies limit our space travel capabilities, advancements in AI and other fields may provide new opportunities for exploration and colonization. It's possible that future breakthroughs could change our approach to interstellar travel, allowing for better resource management and exploration beyond our solar system.

The Fermi Paradox: This is a well-known issue in the search for extraterrestrial life, questioning why, given the vast number of stars and potentially habitable planets, we haven't observed any signs of intelligent life. Your thoughts align with many theories that suggest civilizations may self-destruct or fail to communicate effectively across cosmic distances.
Valid point but what if we discovered life right now? Then how would you answer those questions? I'm very aware it won't happen at all. But im just asking out of curiosity.
 
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memoriesofyesterday

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Sep 24, 2024
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Ok so before we get into this Conversation. Ik as of right now aliens aren't a thing and this isn't just crazy talk. This is truly a genius curious question lmao But do you think there is life out there besides us? What do you think they're doing? Do you think their technology is better or worse? And what do you think they'll do when they meet us?

I think the problem is, if the President of the U.S. came out tomorrow and addressed the nations of the world in a U.N community
Ok so before we get into this Conversation. Ik as of right now aliens aren't a thing and this isn't just crazy talk. This is truly a genius curious question lmao But do you think there is life out there besides us? What do you think they're doing? Do you think their technology is better or worse? And what do you think they'll do when they meet us?

I don't know about UFO's but I'd love to see my Mom again.

I've been very interested in NDES:

I find them silly, but there are very serious Doctors (who are STILL practicing and licensed) like Dr. Long (youtube him first) and Dr. Greyson.

There's even a clinical study out of the University of Virginia.
 
PetrichorBirth

PetrichorBirth

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Mar 5, 2024
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Ok so before we get into this Conversation. Ik as of right now aliens aren't a thing and this isn't just crazy talk. This is truly a genius curious question lmao But do you think there is life out there besides us? What do you think they're doing? Do you think their technology is better or worse? And what do you think they'll do when they meet us?
I think there is life out there. The universe is gigantic, we are not that important. I think it's statistically guaranteed that somewhere conditions are good enough for life to develop. As for what they're doing? Probably eating, moving around, communicating in some way. Technology? No idea lol. They probably won't ever meet us.
 
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Forever Sleep

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Yeah, I think about this too sometimes. Given how big the multiverse or, whatever it's called likely is, it feels like there should be other life out there. It's so weird to think there could be other beings wondering the same thing right now. We'd be the aliens to them. I can't help but think they'd think we were such a dumb race if we ever met. Nuclear weapons, global warming, pollution. I wonder if many other races actively try to achieve their own extinction.
 
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