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A more accurate analogy would be that without looking at very much sand, you already possess one grain of sand in the exact shape of your face. This spikes your
by Saigonautica 2y ago
A more accurate analogy would be that without looking at very much sand, you already possess one grain of sand in the exact shape of your face. This spikes your curiosity and you ask: What are the chances of finding another?
- KingOfCoders 2y agoI do think these are two different arguments. 1. Aliens can exist because we exist 2. Aliens do exist because of probabilities Mine was about 2
- suzzer99 2y agoI think it would be orders of magnitude more astounding if aliens didn't exist than if they did, just given the sheer odds of life only happening once in the observable universe. That's all I'm saying.