Reminder that there are whole star systems out there where the planetary inhabitants probably already know what it's like to visit completely different worlds and meet truly alien, alternately evolved lifeforms because they happen live only a few weeks or months away from each other (or days depending on the technology).
They're conducting space trade as we speak and having actual dialogue and blowing each others' minds with how radically different they are from each other while unlocking the secrets behind what universally binds all self-aware beings.
They're already learning how to fuck one another and go on epic Mass Effect-scale adventures.
They're watching and laughing at single-habitable world systems like ours RIGHT FUCKING NOW.
Hunter Collins
being jealous of aliens is more retarded than alt-right
Carson Smith
You know for a genetically perfect human Miranda has surprisingly small boobs
Zachary Morales
small boobs are good for the back and posture
Aaron Hernandez
The confused the face genetics with a dog's sample in the laboratory too.
Chase Young
The Fermi paradox is testament to the fact that interstellar travel is impossible. We'll peak with the colonization of our own solar system and then decline.
Ethan Hernandez
In all seriousness I started to think that if there really is life out there, after so many billions of years why have they never made it to us. And I don't mean alien mystery bullshit on TV because if was truly possible it would have been evident throughout history but since that isn't true then I've come to think that maybe we really are the only life there is.
Christopher White
Fermi paradox itself is based on hypothetical variables.
It also doesn't apply to civilizations on habitable worlds located within the same star system.
Alexander Thompson
The planets are way too close to the star and are likely to be tidally locked which makes life on those planets somewhat unlikely.
John Diaz
If we met aliens they'd probably be weird incomprehensible blobs anyway.
