The factorization that goes into life implanting on another planet - life which already exists, such as that on earth - is null.

We know this as, various factors which lead to cancerous cells cannot be avoided. This is why the colonization of Mars is a scam.

The tickets that have been sold, are scams.

There is no feasable way to effectively eliminate the "death filters" from another planet.

Solar wind alone is enough wipe out any potential colonization. And yet, where lifewould existbefore our arival. Is again, impossible.

Thoroughly understanding how incredibly -perfect- the earth is for life is essential to understanding this. We're talking millions of factors for even the most basic of orginisms to exist.

Here's a few

- Magnetic sheild
- Weather&Water circulation (i.e. the gulf stream&the arctic super-cyclone)
- Near-exact proportion of atmopsheric composition to avoid atmospheric escape
- Lack of severe radioactivity
- Consistant orbit pattern
- Non-hazardous moon (s) If our moon was more reflective life wouldnt exist
- Subtle enough eruptions across the entire surface (including underwater)
- Long term (unlimited) renewable H20 purifaction process (mountain peaks/clean cloud formation). Litterally any volitile gas in excess ruins this. Very modestly elevated levels of C02 for example, causes acid rain on earth.
- extreme distance from asterorid fields
- A "subtle" sun. Our sun is unusually subtle compared to every sun we've seen, and the compositions of other suns will emit varied solar winds (likely radioactive as faurk)

Humankind and life in general is most likely to survive byMechanizing the ENTIRE PLANET, giving humans the control over where the earth goes and what it does.

- We must figure out how to substain/recreate the magnetic field
- We must find a way to propel the planet
- We must build a sizable dome around fertile landscapes whilst preserving the atmospheric balance

The first step in the right direction is 100% renewable clean energy reliance. Continually burning solids will lead to extinction.

And yet, that first step is so incredibly difficult to achieve that it may never happen. In fact, there may never be hope at all.

Capatalism and autocracy are neither suited for the survival of humankind as both rely on oppression.

unbridled socialism is the only hope, and is likely never to be achieved.

You sound like you would be the life of any party....

you list things that would be good conditions for life on earth

other planets in other galaxies are not earth

Exactly. Bro's just referring to life as we know it. Collectively we don't know chit

In reality, very little is known about what conditions are necessary for life overall.

We know what we need to survive on Earth, but foreign organisms could evolve and operate very differently elsewhere.

How can you say this chit so boldly when the observable universe that we have knowledge of doesn’t even account for 1% of the entire universe, which btw is constantly expanding at an unfathomable speed

At best, there could be mechanism which facilitates chemical change. There might even be particulate matter which moves in unsual ways.

Even then, the conditions for which sentience is dawned requires substained reactions occuring over billions of years - and it only takes a milisecond of inconsistancy to wipe out any chances of this.

"awareness" of any extent requires sensitivity to abnormality. For a billion years, a primordial "ooze" cares nothing of what happens around it, until something changes, and then there's a miniscule chance of self-preservation traits emerging from this. On earth this happened due to factors which cannot be counted in number as there are so many, with <0.0000000000000000000001% chance of "life" emerging.

It happened, and here we are. As a life form, our time measured in days and years are nothing.

A billion years in the universe may as well be 1 day. And on this day, we are the only life forms that exist, and that will be true for many, many days (billions of years)

When life does emerge again, and it will - it will be trillions of years from now, which is also not very long in the grand scheme of the universe.

As if anyone cares, you pencil necked dweeb.

You lost all credibility with your last sentence, srs

You may be right about the nonexistence of life elsewhere, but you're hopelessly wrong about politics

The Fermi paradox does have some interesting points but I don't think you can make that assumption considering we will never understand exactly how big the universe is. I personally don't think anything in the universe is one off...as difficult as the exact right circumstances for life to begin might be, it's still not anywhere near the realm of being impossible because again...the universe is so vast...just my opinion..

your positions aren't logical. You say there is no life elsewhere because odds are in no other places have "sustained reactions" taken place over "billions of years".

Current age of the universe is approx 13.7 billion. Our solar system formed only 4.5 billion years ago. If the age of the universe were 10 trillion, and we'd never found any evidence of life elsewhere, you'd have a point. But that is not the case.

Let's be real, you don't really know what you're talking about at all

Whoever thinks they can accurately predict the age of the universe by any margin doesn't know what they are talking about

There has to be a shift to socialism for humanity to survive.

Socialism hasn't ever been achieved. It's been mocked and used as fake label for fascists, but true socialism would mean the end of political alignment entirely, a world where people do whatever it takes to progress through time efficiently and peacefully

Lies

Unbridled socialism didnt even exist in indian tribes lol. Because its fukking stupid.

The alphas always eat, pussy boy.