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In reflecting on the Fermi Paradox and the big and broad questions of evolutions
In reflecting on the Fermi Paradox and the big and broad questions of evolutions and extinction as we have been discussing the past 3 months, it is a lot to think about because there is so much out there. It is interesting to speculate whether humanity might be first, last, or even an excluded spices in the context of galactic civilization. The hypothesis that our galaxy may be home to the first sentient entities fits in with the theory that life and civilization development are extremely uncommon and have only lately found a suitable environment. Seeing ourselves as the final survivors in a galaxy where civilizations come and go could suggest that intelligent life frequently commits suicide or is destined to perish due to cosmic occurrences. The idea that more developed societies may be keeping us out, whether on purpose or not, raises the prospect that we are either not yet ready to live in a galactic community or that we are just observers in a cosmic zoo who will never make contact. All these possibilities highlight the tremendous silence we experience when we listen to the stars, and they also broaden our perception of life’s fragility and uniqueness.
https://www.seti.org/fermi-paradox-0
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