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2/1/2016 12:29:46 PM
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We can mathematically guarantee that extraterrestrial life exists. Here's how.
The first component to this equation: humans themselves. The fact that life, extraterrestrial or not exists is a factor in determining whether other life exists as will be made clear soon.
Next, the rule of infinities. This rule states that given an infinite amount of time, materials and resources, anything that can happen will. Since the universe is always expanding, non-stop, and never will stop, this tells us that the universe is infinite.
Mixing the two components, the fact of life and the rule of infinities tells us that since it is possible for life to happen (because it already has) it will happen again. It is mathematically impossible for there to not be extraterrestrial life out there.
This goes hand in hand with the Drake equation, an equation that explains how many possible planets could contain and sustain life. The Drake equation however only takes into account the observable universe, and not at all the endless universe beyond the observable.
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Math is for witches
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The universe will eventually stop won't it? I thought I read somewhere that all the particles in the universe will heat up and the universe will implode? That's what I heard though
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It is theorize that the universe will eventually stop under the reason of energy distribution. This will occur in 1 googol years. However, because the number googol surpasses any number that is useful and relevant to science in any other case than this, the rule of infinities is generally accepted in this case.
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I got to the first word and thought [spoiler]oh ---- it's another one of those[/spoiler]
