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Well, yes and no - plenty of terrestrial organisms that haven't shared a common ancestor with us for hundreds of millions of years can recognize us (like, say,
by blacksmith_tb 7y ago
Well, yes and no - plenty of terrestrial organisms that haven't shared a common ancestor with us for hundreds of millions of years can recognize us (like, say, crows). But I agree that easily recognizable sentient aliens visiting us in person is very unlikely, due to the scale of the universe.