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Originally Posted by Keba
I am certain there is sone kind of life out there, but as Ann U said, what defines life? Heck, Ann U said almost everything I was thinking of. It would be really cool of we could make contact with other complex beings. Or are humans rather simple in the grand scheme of things? Still, I'd like to live in a Star Wars type of environment. Living in a world with one dominating species is, well, boring.
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lol But the chances that we live in a universe like the Star Wars one are very, very small. Or should I better say they are at zero? But the funny thing about all that is that sci-fi often ends up in science. It's the visions that make people search for the truth and invent new things. But these things that we can only find and not invent, like foreign life found its place in sci-fi, too. So that makes people believe that this foreign life must be something like us with a mouth and ears,... and a communication similar to ours. I think that's the only big difference between science and sci-fi. The visions are there in both of them but often sci-fi leaves the path of science.
P.S. @ Mike: Can you really know?
