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But what is the relevance of knowing that? Why would anyone care? It's a bit like the question of how many angels can sit on the tip of a needle. Existence of a
by credit_guy 6y ago
But what is the relevance of knowing that? Why would anyone care? It's a bit like the question of how many angels can sit on the tip of a needle. Existence of aliens in a different galaxy has absolutely zero consequences for us now and forever. We may "share the universe" in a theoretical way, but we don't share anything in the real sense of the term.
- billforsternz 6y agoI find it much more fun to speculate about and imagine things that potentially really exist. Aliens in other galaxies exist with 99.99% plus probability. Angels don't exist and are of no interest to me.