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What would that be a "favorite" answer? It's just one of the hypotheses. Drake's equation and how exactly must it be applied has been fiercely discussed for dec
by pdimitar 5y ago
What would that be a "favorite" answer? It's just one of the hypotheses. Drake's equation and how exactly must it be applied has been fiercely discussed for decades.
Unless, of course, saying it's your "favorite" is your way of saying "I like to believe in this one hypothesis".
- nestorD 5y agoIt removes the paradox without requiring additional hypotheses, just refining the math. That makes it the most convincing solution to the paradox for me.
- pdimitar 5y agoI disagree. It looks like you simply choose to believe one of the hypotheses. Or need I mention other areas of life where choosing one hypothesis eliminates all others? Hint: it's the "R" word. ;)