Fermi Paradox Solutions Iceberg

Join me as we explore the Fermi Paradox Solutions Iceberg, to see why we haven't found alien life yet.

00:00 - Intro/What is the Fermi Paradox?
03:20 - We haven't Been discovered yet
03:53 - Our radios aren't advanced enough
04:35 - Space is too big for communication
05:22 - The Zoo Hypothesis
06:44 - Aliens aren't interested in Earth
08:09 - We are the first civilization in the Galaxy
08:44 - Government cover up
09:37 - We are the Sentinelese of the Milky Way
10:27 - We are living in a simulated Universe
11:19 - Filters and The Great Filter explained
12:18 - Civilizations don't survive Climate Change
13:43 - Interstellar exploration is a uniquely Human trait
14:51 - Rare Earth Hypothesis
15:58 - Intelligent life is rare
17:09 - Civilizations don't survive the Atomic Era
18:44 - Interstellar travel is scientifically impossible
19:38 - Life requires more than one habitable Planet
20:39 - Math is a Human exclusive discipline
21:42 - Aliens are everywhere but we can't see them
22:43 - Civilizations do not survive AI
23:51 - We have yet to reach the Great Filter
24:48 - Aliens travel through Universe virtually
25:22 - We are the last surviving civilization in the Galaxy
25:52 - The Laboratory Hypothesis
26:41 - Civilizations reset after a certain stage
27:42 - We are the only intelligence in the Universe
28:36 - The Dark Forest Theory
31:07 - We are alone because we miraculously passed the Great Filter
31:44 - We just haven't been looking for long enough
32:26 - Technological progress is limited by biological history
33:11 - The Mass of MMOs Concept
33:58 - Aestivation Hypothesis
35:13 - A God/Higher Power created the Universe and we are it's only intelligent creations
35:51 - Berserker Hypothesis
36:33 - Alien species may have only settled part of the Galaxy
37:07 - Alien species may not live on planets
37:58 - Everyone is listening, but no one is transmitting
38:35 - The Multiverse Explanation
39:35 - Humans have not listened properly
40:01 - Alien life may be too incomprehensible
41:00 - It is the nature of intelligent Life to destroy itself
42:01 - True Silence
42:31 - Ending Yap

[msevyjbca]

Really good video but I think you could make the music even louder ! I could just about hear you talking

[Chi_The_Cat_]

Usually, I sleep to stuff like this; so glad I clicked on it while I'm cleaning!
The music is so fitting, , that I kept forgetting it was there. Subscribed.

[kingsway]

I found your channel today. Great content!

[friendlyneighborhooddg]

This is such a good video dude. Nicely done

[domainofdoom]

Dude sitting in the sneako chair waiting our turn is wild 😂😂

[megmcfoo]

Such an interesting topic, but the music is just too loud:(

[pyrex-fission]

New Little Billiam iceberg video let's

[stevoplex]

Music is too loud, obnoxious and distracting.

[Hyphaenation_live]

"Space is big and old"

Alright this video is off to a good start.

[Toguro]

Damn this is a big video. Gonna take me 3 days to finish it at my rate😂

[siennility]

I am begging you to reupload this without the music or at the least turn it WAY down.

[ThestDukeDroklar]

1- *Stability and the Galactic Habitable zone*
Sun-like stars? You mean G class stars. Problem is that most G class stars are not actually "sun-like". They have found that the sun is usually stable for even a G class star. To date we have only found 2 G class stars that are as stable as ours. So that 20 billion G class stars can be reduced by an as yet unknown number.
Our sun is also higher in metalicity than other G class stars as well. They aren't sure why.
Keep in mind that only a fraction of all stars are in what's called the galactic habitable zone. Too close and you are crowded by other stars which will throw orbits into chaos and has a lot more high energy rays. Too far out and the gasses and radiation becomes a problem.

2- *Planetary Habitable Zone*
This term gets thrown around far too loosely and gives people the wrong impression. Its only requirement is a temperature that allows for liquid water. However, the Earth is in a much smaller zone that allows water to exist simultaneously in all its 3 phases, liquid, gas (vapor), and solid (ice).

3- * Not being discovered yet*
This doesn't;t actually address the root of the paradox. The universe is about 14 billion years old and therefore advanced civs should have sprung up billions of years before mankind. Even at the sublight speeds we are capable of, it would only take a few million years to colonize every star in the Milky Way. Not being discovered is not even an issue. The point is that we should see aliens everywhere including within our own solar system and earth would've been colonized long before mankind ever evolved.

4- The same answer applies to "our radios aren;t powerful enough" and "space being too big for communications".

5- *The Zoo Hypothesis*
Any viable answer to the paradox must be universally true for all alien civilizations and all of the members of those civilizations. Impossible to enforce or be universally agreed to. It would only take a single rogue member of a single alien society to break the quarantine.

6- *Aliens aren't interested in Earth*
Curiosity is a requirement for any advanced alien civ to exist. Without curiosity, you never gain science and technology.

7- *We are the First*
Viable solution.

8- *Government cover-up.* Far too many people involved for a cover-up of this scale.

9- Same answer as the Zoo hypothesis.

10- *Simulated universe*
No good evidence to indicate this is true or even possible. Might as well say "god made it that way".

11- *Interstellar flight is a uniquely human trait*
Expansion is a trait of all life in order for long term survival. Without that, they would never have existed long enough to become a civ at all.

I'm tired so I'll leave it at that. I personally think the Rare Earth or the Progenitor hypotheses are correct. I would point out that although this video list it separately, the great and small filters argument is part of the Rare Earth hypothesis.

[R.Lennartz]

Great video, but all the talking was distracting me while I was trying to enjoy the music.

[anthonyrose]

Space is just to vast. Plus it's all about your time lines matching up witch is almost impossible

[eternisedDragon]

The true solution to the Fermi Paradox isn't covered in the video. If you want to know about the actual solution, then look it up e.g. at the very top of the so-called Talk page of the Fermi Paradox Wikipedia page.