Comments by "@level Joe" (@leveljoe) on "Astrum"
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@lucycassidy2709 I'm glad that was your last comment. It certainly wasn't a reply.
Children often take their ball and go home when the game is too challenging.
You haven't done the research to form an educated opinion.
You went off on tangents stating what was obvious but lacked any true depth of knowledge to realize how entrenched your opinion is.
I didn't imply that 10% was the lower limit of stars with a habitable zone, but that it was the upper limit. From there, the number drops off exponentially.
The issue is NOT the number of galaxies, stars, or planets, but the number of stars that will allow a habitable zone, and the number of planes that are capable of supporting life.
The number is not HUGE.
It is not "what is possible."
It is "what is reasonably possible."
Sure, it's possible that Santa could exist, but it is not reasonably possible.
You don't even seem to grasp how incredibly fortunate we are that life exists here.
We have and have had more varied individual forms of life than all the stars because the earth is so conducive to life, but only one LUCA.
In all of the billions of years of Earth's history and throughout all the different environments that have existed on Earth, life has only formed here once.
Your expectations are not reasonable.
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