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4/5/2016 1:06:33 PM
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Dude, I LOVE space. I wish I knew you in person. I'd be the guy that asks you so many questions, you'd stop hanging out with me. Lol.
I know this is subjective, but how confident are you that other life exists outside of earth? Maybe offer a percentage chance? And PLEASE explain why :)
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I'm pretty confident. I would say 99.999...%. Can't say 100% because we can't be conclusive on matters concerning things we don't have evidence for, but if we understand life as inevitable, then we must also understand life cannot only be constrained to one planet in an infinite universe. For a more mathematical approach to this, you should look up something called Drake's Equation.
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I fly the Fermi Solution on my Titan at all times due to the Fermi Paradox, which touches on this very question.
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100% Probability states there has to be life somewhere else
