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Given the size of the universe[1], believing there's only one planet hosting biologically evolved organisms, falls a bit short IMHO. That said, it won't change
by atmosx 13y ago
Given the size of the universe[1], believing there's only one planet hosting biologically evolved organisms, falls a bit short IMHO.
That said, it won't change anything knowing there's no one else out there. Actually it would be a little bit frustrating because it would mean that there's nothing more to discover... Biologists might feel limited on this planet alone.
[1] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Universe#Size.2C_age.2C_contents.2C_structure.2C_and_laws http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Universe#Size.2C_age.2C_content...
- unclebucknasty 13y ago>it won't change anything knowing there's no one else out there But, we can never know that there's no one else out there, right? We can only discover that there is.