Originally Posted by Hippybob
What do you mean? There is no proof that there is intelligent life besides us, there is no reason to assume that there is intelligent life out there. I suppose it's fair to say intelligent life might evolve or might've evolved sometime or somewhere. But we don't know how likely it is for intelligent life to develop.
Except that there are trillions of stars and trillions of planets and it is absurd to think that out of all those there is not a single planet that has any sort of life.
There is every reason to assume there is life.
Originally Posted by culapou
Except that there are trillions of stars and trillions of planets and it is absurd to think that out of all those there is not a single planet that has any sort of life.
There is every reason to assume there is life.
We KNOW that there is life besides us in the universal, I think not too long ago we discovered life on one of Saturn's or Jupiter's moons, the problem is that the universe is so big that there is no way of definitely knowing that there are other forms intelligent life out there (yet) and it's foolish to claim that there is definitely intelligent life with out any way to demonstrate it.
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