except it proves that life exists outside of earth
which proves that the universe is filled with life
it is lovely
how was this ever in question ever
it's statistically impossible that earth is the only planet with life
teefs come on this is grade one stuff here
i never got why people are like MAN WE DON'T KNOW THAT LIFE IS OUT THERE
man of course there is
there's an infinite amount of other planets out there, it's retarded to not think at least ONE FUCKING other planet has life.
What no
mass in the universe is not infinite
there's only about seventy septillion stars, too Not all of those have planets, less than half, probably
seventy septillion is pretty much infinite. have you ever seen one septillion of something? doubtful. Even half of that means that there has to be life out there besides earth. the odds against it are astronomical. it's retarded to assume life on earth is all there is.
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god damn when will you idiots realize that the best comics are rarely the well-drawn ones
Because the art is half of the medium. If a comic has shit art and good writing, it is not, by definition, a good comic because a comic includes both parts. It's merely a good narrative or story or whatever you want to call it.
It's like saying that "the best TV shows are rarely the ones with good acting." No one would say that because it's fucking retarded. Acting is part of a TV show. Sure, the writing and the story and the effects and camera work may all be the best ever, but it's still a shit TV show if no one can act.
Dilbert is an example where good art was not mandatory to success.
god damn when will you idiots realize that the best comics are rarely the well-drawn ones
Because the art is half of the medium. If a comic has shit art and good writing, it is not, by definition, a good comic because a comic includes both parts. It's merely a good narrative or story or whatever you want to call it.
It's like saying that "the best TV shows are rarely the ones with good acting." No one would say that because it's fucking retarded. Acting is part of a TV show. Sure, the writing and the story and the effects and camera work may all be the best ever, but it's still a shit TV show if no one can act.
Dilbert is an example where good art was not mandatory to success.
except it proves that life exists outside of earth
which proves that the universe is filled with life
it is lovely
how was this ever in question ever
it's statistically impossible that earth is the only planet with life
teefs come on this is grade one stuff here
i never got why people are like MAN WE DON'T KNOW THAT LIFE IS OUT THERE
man of course there is
there's an infinite amount of other planets out there, it's retarded to not think at least ONE FUCKING other planet has life.
What no
mass in the universe is not infinite
there's only about seventy septillion stars, too Not all of those have planets, less than half, probably
seventy septillion is pretty much infinite. have you ever seen one septillion of something? doubtful. Even half of that means that there has to be life out there besides earth. the odds against it are astronomical. it's retarded to assume life on earth is all there is.
Kusu seventy septillion is still pretty different from infinity
infinitely different, in fact
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except it proves that life exists outside of earth
which proves that the universe is filled with life
it is lovely
how was this ever in question ever
it's statistically impossible that earth is the only planet with life
teefs come on this is grade one stuff here
i never got why people are like MAN WE DON'T KNOW THAT LIFE IS OUT THERE
man of course there is
there's an infinite amount of other planets out there, it's retarded to not think at least ONE FUCKING other planet has life.
What no
mass in the universe is not infinite
there's only about seventy septillion stars, too Not all of those have planets, less than half, probably
seventy septillion is pretty much infinite. have you ever seen one septillion of something? doubtful. Even half of that means that there has to be life out there besides earth. the odds against it are astronomical. it's retarded to assume life on earth is all there is.
Seventy septillion isn't even close to infinite you fucking mong
no number that has a defined value is
I think this conversation would benefit if we could all look up the Drake equation. Surprise, depending on your values for the constants, the probability of extant life somewhere in the universe besides us can be anywhere from 0 to 1! And, double surprise, it is impossible to determine the true value of those constants!
there's only about seventy septillion stars, too Not all of those have planets, less than half, probably
As I understand it, it's almost impossible to tell if a star has a planet or not because the damn things barely give off any light and that light is from it's sun, which outshines it. So, it's unclear just how many stars have planets and how common terrestrial planets are.
And even if only half of those starts have planets, that's still a pretty good chance that life will have formed.
The Fermi Equation is going to be the name of my math-rock band...just as soon as I learn to play an instrument...or add.
We've all seen seventy septillion of something. You could probably do it in one sitting, too. They're called atoms...
I don't think we'll ever meet a sentient alien species.
I think they're there, I just think we'll go extinct before we can find each other.
It just seems like a nice punchline to humanity. We're not alone, but functionally we are. All banging our fists on the glass bubble seperating us from the rest of the universe, screaming soundlessly for attention.
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teehee a Googol is the biggest number possible teehee teehee
hurgleburgle
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there's only about seventy septillion stars, too Not all of those have planets, less than half, probably
As I understand it, it's almost impossible to tell if a star has a planet or not because the damn things barely give off any light and that light is from it's sun, which outshines it. So, it's unclear just how many stars have planets and how common terrestrial planets are.
And even if only half of those starts have planets, that's still a pretty good chance that life will have formed.
The Fermi Equation is going to be the name of my math-rock band...just as soon as I learn to play an instrument...or add.
We've all seen seventy septillion of something. You could probably do it in one sitting, too. They're called atoms...
This is intentional right
you know The Fermi Paradox and the Drake Equation are two separate things (In fact they are opposites)
except it proves that life exists outside of earth
which proves that the universe is filled with life
it is lovely
how was this ever in question ever
it's statistically impossible that earth is the only planet with life
teefs come on this is grade one stuff here
i never got why people are like MAN WE DON'T KNOW THAT LIFE IS OUT THERE
man of course there is
there's an infinite amount of other planets out there, it's retarded to not think at least ONE FUCKING other planet has life.
What no
mass in the universe is not infinite
there's only about seventy septillion stars, too Not all of those have planets, less than half, probably
seventy septillion is pretty much infinite. have you ever seen one septillion of something? doubtful. Even half of that means that there has to be life out there besides earth. the odds against it are astronomical. it's retarded to assume life on earth is all there is.
Kusu seventy septillion is still pretty different from infinity
infinitely different, in fact
A number as large as seventy SEP-FUCKING-TILLION might as well be infinite, since I doubt any human brain can comprehend a number that large. I know it's not infinite, and I was not using the term literally. If you can count to septillion without dying from old age, be my guest. I'll go right on saying it may as well be infinite.
A number as large as seventy SEP-FUCKING-TILLION might as well be infinite, since I doubt any human brain can comprehend a number that large. I know it's not infinite, and I was not using the term literally. If you can count to septillion without dying from old age, be my guest. I'll go right on saying it may as well be infinite.
That number exists for a reason, otherwise they would just say "infinite."
In English, in Philosophy, in Archeology, the number septillion is useless, but not in Astronomy. That's why the number exists: Because it has a fucking use.
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seventy septillion is pretty much infinite. have you ever seen one septillion of something? doubtful. Even half of that means that there has to be life out there besides earth. the odds against it are astronomical. it's retarded to assume life on earth is all there is.
"Good" and "successful" are not the same things.
Though it's never gotten more than a smile out of me.
Kusu seventy septillion is still pretty different from infinity
infinitely different, in fact
Seventy septillion isn't even close to infinite you fucking mong
no number that has a defined value is
I think this conversation would benefit if we could all look up the Drake equation. Surprise, depending on your values for the constants, the probability of extant life somewhere in the universe besides us can be anywhere from 0 to 1! And, double surprise, it is impossible to determine the true value of those constants!
And even if only half of those starts have planets, that's still a pretty good chance that life will have formed.
The Fermi Equation is going to be the name of my math-rock band...just as soon as I learn to play an instrument...or add.
We've all seen seventy septillion of something. You could probably do it in one sitting, too. They're called atoms...
I think they're there, I just think we'll go extinct before we can find each other.
It just seems like a nice punchline to humanity. We're not alone, but functionally we are. All banging our fists on the glass bubble seperating us from the rest of the universe, screaming soundlessly for attention.
hurgleburgle
I know all about wobbles.
This is intentional right
you know The Fermi Paradox and the Drake Equation are two separate things (In fact they are opposites)
I mean I assume so but I'm just checking
They are so rad, guys
Also, Zoo Hypothesis.
googolplex
A number as large as seventy SEP-FUCKING-TILLION might as well be infinite, since I doubt any human brain can comprehend a number that large. I know it's not infinite, and I was not using the term literally. If you can count to septillion without dying from old age, be my guest. I'll go right on saying it may as well be infinite.
also unicellular organisms
most of the "life outside our planet" evidence has so far dealt with microbes so
post the single funniest web comic strip ever.
Oh...you said "which" not "what."
Never mind.
In English, in Philosophy, in Archeology, the number septillion is useless, but not in Astronomy. That's why the number exists: Because it has a fucking use.