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by sandworm101
529 days ago
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If it happened by chance, then we are alone in the universe. If literally trillions of bacteria all living and dying (ie evolving) with generations measured in hours ... and it still took a billion years to happen, then there is no hope for multicellular life elsewhere. There would have been more bacteria in earth's ancient ocean than there are planets in the visible universe. Hope of ever contacting multicellular aliens is over. OR ... the switch to multicellular life was triggered by some sort of event, an evolved response to an environmental change. In that case then it is reasonable to think that it would happen on other planets too. So I really do hope that it wasn't a matter of pure chance. I want us to meet or at lease hear someone else some day. |
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This is still a "by pure chance" event, yea? Otherwise we're just back to intelligent design. Surely the issue is that we have fundamentally few ways of analyzing how probable that single event is/was.