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> local maxima must also exist Interesting point. It follows that as we can observe how galaxies and clusters form, it must follow that if life requires a star
by shakezula 5y ago
> local maxima must also exist
Interesting point. It follows that as we can observe how galaxies and clusters form, it must follow that if life requires a star, it would cluster and group similarly, and eventually group closely enough for two intelligent species to bump into one another.
- edgyquant 5y agoKey word being eventually. It may be that is the case but we are early in the universe and that it will be another 10 billion years before enough life exists for two independent life trees to give rise to multiple civilizations within range of each other to ever meet.