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Originally Posted by pie33
With the great silence from 35 years of seti, no evidence of dyson spheres on Hubble’s telescope and Fermi's paradoxical question of "where are they," events, and time may be foretelling us something of our absolute loneliness in the universe.
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I have to respectfully disagree with one thing you have said here. I do not consider SETI to be a "great silence". We've got a galaxy about 13 billion years old, our system is about 4.5 billion years old, and we've been examining the skies (without much consistency, no less) for roughly 40 of those years. That a drop of water in an ocean of time.