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4/22/2015 5:08:32 AM
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I'm not sure we're 100% unique but I believe that the estimated number of planets capable of life are often greatly overestimated
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Do the math bro. That's all I got for ya.
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Math is easy to do when you aren't the one deciding the factors of habitability.
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The people who decide the factors do the math too.
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You interpreted it wrong. I was trying to convey that it is easy to look at numbers when you don't decide the factors. Yes they do do the math.
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Numbers are numbers. *shrugs*
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Edited by WalterWhiteVevo: 4/22/2015 5:14:29 AMDon't worry I've looked into that I just happen to think those equations leave out many important factors such as the importance of a nearby large planet (such as jupiter) to pull away astroids to keep the astroids from killing the life
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Fair enough.
