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No, I don't. If life is at all common then we must be pretty late to the scene, what about ~14 billion years for the age of the universe and 4.5 billion or so for Earth. It's been estimated that it would only take about 100,000,000 years to colonize an entire galaxy from a single planet. That's a blink of an eye compared to the age of the universe.
So if life were at all common, it should be everywhere by now.
br0kenrabbit
What if we are a product of a colonization of a planet?
WHAT IF WE ARE ALL AN EXPERIMENT!?
NOW WHAT!?
We can play the what if game allll night. Thats what started this thread anywayWe could play that game, but it would be just that: a game. The fact is, we have aboslutely NO evidence of aliens, and until such exists belief in alien life forms is simply hypothetical.
well, theres that whole thing about NASA finding bacteria on mars. yes im serious they actually confirmed that there is/was bacteria on mars. Theres also the millions of eyewitness accounts of mass ufo sightings (like the pheonix lights, a ufo sighting in which the entire city of Pheonix, Arizona witnessed large lights in the night sky flying in some kind of formation.) in cities all over the world.
Id call that good enough evidence.
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