[dmitshur]

Have people wondered about a possibility of an advanced life form hiding inside a star? It doesn't seem easy, but there'd be an abundance of energy, and the less advanced life forms are unlikely to interfere.

[hydrolox]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Life_origination_beyond_planet...

[zeven7]

I found the part about the possibility of life on neutron stars to be fascinating.

[crubier]

Then you will love "Dragon's Egg" by Robert L. Forward. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dragon%27s_Egg

[fritzo]

Stanislaw Lem's short story "The Truth" https://thereader.mitpress.mit.edu/the-truth-by-stanislaw-le...

[corytheboyd]

An inverse Dyson sphere, clever…

[beng-nl]

A Dyson hole

[eleveriven]

It’s also fun to think about how hard it would be for us to detect such life forms

[dryrun]

The Saga of the seven suns has beings living in suns. Unsure how far they go with the idea,I'm missing 3 of the 7 books

[bmurphy1976]

Revelation space has got the Amarantin living has simulations inside a neutron star.

[va1a]

The Knights of the Sun

[M_bara]

Stephen Baxter’s Flux has something in that vein

[throwaway290]

Define life!

[AlphaEsponjosus]

You mean... like seriously?