> The vastness of the universe make the chance of us being one-of-a-kind thing really low. If we accept that laws of physics created us, then they can happen el

> The vastness of the universe make the chance of us being one-of-a-kind thing really low. If we accept that laws of physics created us, then they can happen else where. You would probably agree that no other alien civilizations speak English. Why not, in the vastness of the universe? Because while the universe is big, the possibility space of languages is so much bigger that no language will ever be repeated. If history were such that the entire world spoke one language, we might seriously think that aliens had to speak it too. A key question is whether life is like a language in an infinite possibility space, or is something special.