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I agree. But here's the conundrum: how you can you ever be sure there isn't life somewhere? From a logistics and logical standpoint, it's impossible. All you ca
by DanielBMarkham 14y ago
I agree. But here's the conundrum: how you can you ever be sure there isn't life somewhere? From a logistics and logical standpoint, it's impossible. All you can say is "We haven't found life so far" ADD: And are we saying that separately-evolved strains of life should never have interaction with each other unless we can be sure of all of the consequences? Sure, many of the consequences will be catastrophic, but is it better never to leave home or explore? It makes me very sad to realize than many would say yes, it is.
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- pavel_lishin 14y ago> how you can you ever be sure there isn't life somewhere? You can't. You establish a given threshold, after which it's no longer reasonable to maintain a quarantine.
- MichaelSalib 14y agoIt makes me very sad to realize than many would say yes, it is. Do you have a cite? Or are you talking about very many imaginary people?