I’m certain there is intelligent life in the universe, but I’m also nearly certain that we will never interact with it.
There is intelligent life out there, they just think it’s for the best not to interact with us.
Not alone, but I’m of the opinion that we are very “early” in the lifespan of the universe. There’s a very decent chance we’re among the first to develop to this point or beyond. This by itself could be a possible explanation for the fermi paradox; we can’t see other civilisations yet because they’re roughly at our own level and still lack the abilities to communicate or travel these distances, just like us.
I kinda hope we are in some ways, mainly because I’d hate to inflict us on others.
Is it really something to be worried about?
Scifi aside, inter-stellar space travel seems to be basically almost non-viable.
I’d hate to inflict you on others
In every bit of fiction with “hostile” aliens, the aliens were quite blatantly a stand-in for humanity itself. Most of them focus on one or two specific negative human traits or aspects, but their motivations are almost always very human.
We live on an entire life filled planet. We are not alone.
That’s question is about if earth-based life is alone or is there other non-earth based life.
But you knew that already
Its a stupid ass mindset.
