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Why shouldn't we believe in the possibility of UFO's and extraterrestial life?
If you look at where we sit in our galaxy, which is in one of the outer arms, we could be looked at as the backwoods hillbillies of the Milky Way ..... meaning we are relatively young compared to the rest of the galaxy. Humanoid life has been around only 100,000 years at best, and on a galactic scale is considered to be the blink of an eye compared to the age of our solar system.
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If you look at where we sit in our galaxy, which is in one of the outer arms, we could be looked at as the backwoods hillbillies of the Milky Way ..... meaning we are relatively young compared to the rest of the galaxy. Humanoid life has been around only 100,000 years at best, and on a galactic scale is considered to be the blink of an eye compared to the age of our solar system.
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Why shouldn't we believe in the possibility of UFO's and extraterrestial life?
If you look at where we sit in our galaxy, which is in one of the outer arms, we could be looked at as the backwoods hillbillies of the Milky Way ..... meaning we are relatively young compared to the rest of the galaxy. Humanoid life has been around only 100,000 years at best, and on a galactic scale is considered to be the blink of an eye compared to the age of our solar system.
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If you look at where we sit in our galaxy, which is in one of the outer arms, we could be looked at as the backwoods hillbillies of the Milky Way ..... meaning we are relatively young compared to the rest of the galaxy. Humanoid life has been around only 100,000 years at best, and on a galactic scale is considered to be the blink of an eye compared to the age of our solar system.
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Forgot...Heres the Drake equation
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Carl Sagan - Cosmos - Drake Equation
I have no idea why these arent working...
I've checked this like four times...still not working
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We SHOULD actually. I think you have to be pretty narrow minded to think that out of all the stars we can see at night, with each star probably having at least one planet that could support life, we're still the only beings in the universe.
