Redpill me on Fermi Paradox, Veeky Forums... where are they?
Fermi Paradox
Caleb Green
John Walker
Somewhere, probably.
Robert Gutierrez
In the last place you'd think to look at: Earth.
Christopher Edwards
>Somewhere, probably.
Not a good answer. You are dumb. Post less please.
is that way
John Wood
Space is fuck huge and attenuation is a real bitch.
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Anthony Harris
>huge
That's not the problem though. The bigger the space, the greater the chance of finding life.
Problem is that there's nothing out there.
Austin Martin
>You are dumb.
Fine I'll give you the real answer.
Resources are finite.
Aliens are either:
content
non-existent
dead
can't get close enough to C for visiting certain star systems to be reasonable
busy visiting/mining other star systems
rare enough to be a few (simultaneously) per galaxy and intergalactic travel is generally recognized to be fruitless.
William White
none of your "solutions" explain that we don't see anything out there.
Christian Hernandez
I don't know, rarity and/or radio stayed a meme seem like pretty good explanations to me.
Elijah Barnes
en.wikipedia.org
>Problem is that there's nothing out there.
At best that statement only applies to this galaxy.