2026-03-10 02:53 UTC
@Gazimoff@gamepad.club I can't really stand that gentleman, but if I may offer counterpoints.
The universe is nearly 14 billion years old, by recent observations/estimates there were life capable stars around just 200 million years after that.
We base most of our rules around what we know of life on earth today, most models don't really account well for moons/etc (of which there are so many more out there). And there's signs indicating suitable environments for life on 2 of those moons in our system.
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@CompilerBreak@gamepad.club 2026-03-10 02:55
@Gazimoff@gamepad.club Life is also extremely tenacious. The Earth has gone through 5 major extinction events and dozens of smaller ones. Personally, I am near certain there's life out there, however, the challenge, I don't know if we'll ever find it. The chance of us overlapping at the same time, and within range of radio waves or other observable methods is so incredibly small.