> If intelligent life evolved on a planet of a brown dwarf — a “failed” star — that was ejected from its original galaxy deep into intergalactic space, then tha

> If intelligent life evolved on a planet of a brown dwarf — a “failed” star — that was ejected from its original galaxy deep into intergalactic space, then that species would be spectacularly isolated. Even better, (or worse): A species that evolved on a rogue planet! Without any star!! (heated by it's core or nuclear elements or space magic or whatever) > It would be a long time before any such species would figure out what galaxies are, what stars are, and their own relationship to those things. Humans are bad enough with our "We're unique and special!" complex, imagine theirs!! lol