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I don't think it's glossed over. It's a separate issue though. Just knowing for certain that there is intelligent life - or any life - on other worlds would ha
by paublyrne 11y ago
I don't think it's glossed over. It's a separate issue though.
Just knowing for certain that there is intelligent life - or any life - on other worlds would have huge ramifications for how humanity views itself and the universe.
It would be interesting to see how major religions responded to confirmation that there is other intelligent life that is not made in the same image as us.
Do aliens go to Heaven?
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- stevewilhelm 11y ago> Just knowing for certain that there is intelligent life - or any life - on other worlds would have huge ramifications for how humanity views itself and the universe. I think our species chauvinism is pretty strong. I think the discovery of life on other worlds would have very little practical change to our daily lives. For example, we seemed to have handled the fact that the dolphins and whales in our oceans are fairly intelligent. Why would finding intelligent whales in Enceladus oceans be any different?