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Of course. It'd be much worse if we found life on Mars than on a distant planet. In either case, the chances of humanity being ahead of the "great filter" are g
by John7878781 2y ago
Of course. It'd be much worse if we found life on Mars than on a distant planet. In either case, the chances of humanity being ahead of the "great filter" are greatly reduced.
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- OhioMan2943 2y agoThat's not taking into account that each solar system has its own set of circumstances, it could just be panspermia between earth and mars.