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Sure. We also hear a creak at night and think it’s a ghost. Or we rage when our sniper with 99% odds misses in XCOM. Humans are like that. This isn’t even that
by ceejayoz 1y ago
Sure. We also hear a creak at night and think it’s a ghost. Or we rage when our sniper with 99% odds misses in XCOM. Humans are like that.
This isn’t even that sort of case. The closest approach is something like 30M kilometers.
- baggy_trough 1y agoWhat sort of case is it then? Isn't your argument that we can't distinguish any "sort of case" at all?
- ceejayoz 1y agoWe need a larger sample size than n=3 and better surveillance of the solar system. What’s weird for in-system objects may be the norm for interstellar ones. Astronomy is a constant barrage of “huh, wtf is that?” without aliens being the explanation.