Comments by "didgruntleddansnyderfan" (@didgruntleddansnyderfan) on "Are There Any Habitable Exoplanet ?" video.

True, but it is subject to improved technology as well. Flight used to be impossible too.
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Just generally I don't think people have fully considered all the things that could go wrong with a planet to prevent life. Just take Venus and Mars, both easily "habitable" under our very expansive use of that word, both apparently 100% sterile. In fact 2/3 "habitable" planets in this system are sterile for very different reasons. The real question is how much of an anomaly the earth actually is. We have no way of knowing, but early returns indicates that it's basically a magical, miraculous place.
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@jroar123 Yes, and people are too heavy to fly. None of this will be solved with Einstein, who BTW stole everything from the patent office he was working at and is yet another "scientific' fraud, and traditional physics. We need a new idea based on more advanced understanding, not the old ideas ballooned up.
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@rbilleaud A dubious Cold War tall tale from the late 60s about landing on the moon that has not been repeated in fifty years because it is impossible to do safely is almost specifically not "adapting". And everyone who has spent that long just in near earth orbit has developed osteoperosis and other health problems. There's a good reason we're only sending probes further than that. Technology doesn't get bored and can survive it longer than we can.
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That is a straw man. What they are doing is using the one example we have of life to guide the search, which is not "arrogance" but reason and science. You're the one demanding an irrational and random exploration of space.
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