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Published 6 months ago with 2 Comments
by Amabaie
6 months ago 2

A Physicist Has Proposed a Pretty Depressing Explanation For Why We Never See Aliens

The Universe is so unimaginably big, and it's positively teeming with an almost infinite supply of potentially life-giving worlds. So where the heck is everybody?

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  • Gozzin
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    Alone cause they made the same stupid mistakes we are making and destroyed their own world for $$$ and all died.

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