10 unsettling answers to the fermi paradox

[The Feral Slasher]

Destructive measures blast life from the surface of the planets before it can gain a foothold. Whether destroyed mainly by living beings as their own undoing, or by outside forces like cometary bombardment, life winds down magically before life can move outward into the void to sustain itself.

I think you speak the truth here, I don't disagree

[Kevin Seitzer]

Doorways may betray life from beyond the reach of our sensors. Who knows if wormholes really exist, but there is some evidence that they do. Maybe black-hole light escaping is a sign from civilizations across the universe? It shouldn't be doing that.

[The Feral Slasher]

Doorways may betray life from beyond the reach of our sensors. Who knows if wormholes really exist, but there is some evidence that they do. Maybe black-hole light escaping is a sign from civilizations across the universe? It shouldn't be doing that.

This is a bridge too far. Nothing escapes from the black hole, this is elementary physics that all dilligent men basically lament.

[nullnor]

the universe wouldn't be so impossibly big unless there were ways to circumvent it. since space is malleable, you can circumvent it. but not yet.

[Fresno Bob]

the universe wouldn't be so impossibly big unless there were ways to circumvent it. since space is malleable, you can circumvent it. but not yet.

you can through the underverse

[Ken]

This is a bridge too far. Nothing escapes from the black hole, this is elementary physics that all dilligent men basically lament.

This diagnosis may be lucid, but describing those monstrous "blackholes" linguistically is demanding. My basic lore is to avoid the topic entirely, but doing my best Laplace impersonation, "those things are damn massive!". Being lazy, I'll just stick with that.

[Steve 2.0]

This thread is starting to make Steve's brain hurt.

[Ken]

This thread is starting to make Steve's brain hurt.

Dissociative identity disorder might be largely responsible.

[johnnya24]

This thread is starting to make Steve's brain hurt.

Daunting Meme Brings Lashing

[Sour Masher]

This thread is starting to make Steve's brain hurt.

Yeah, I'm not sure I get the in joke on the tonal shift to fancy pants style, but I'm finding it wonderful and hilarious.

[Ken]

Yeah, I'm not sure I get the in joke on the tonal shift to fancy pants style, but I'm finding it wonderful and hilarious.

*I spit out my coffee laughing at the "fancy pants" note*

Note to self - don't make breathy laughing sounds while drinking mostly brown liquid.

[Kevin Seitzer]

*I spit out my coffee laughing at the "fancy pants" note*

Note to self - don't make breathy laughing sounds while drinking mostly brown liquid.

If you drink mocha, belly laughing is a risk for sure.

[The Feral Slasher]

If you drink mocha, belly laughing is a risk for sure.

I disagree

[johnnya24]

I disagree

Didn't mention blasted line! 😮😩😠

[onejayhawk]

This is a bridge too far. Nothing escapes from the black hole, this is elementary physics that all dilligent men basically lament.

Not true. Black holes undergo quantum decay. The tiny ones evaporate completely. You also assume our knowledge of black hole physics is complete when it is not.

This diagnosis may be lucid, but describing those monstrous "blackholes" linguistically is demanding. My basic lore is to avoid the topic entirely, but doing my best Laplace impersonation, "those things are damn massive!". Being lazy, I'll just stick with that.

What he said.

It is not inappropriate to consider black holes as separate universes. Depending on the size, the physics inside could be very different.

you can through the underverse

How do you wear your underverse? I have trouble telling top from bottom.

J