Solution To The Fermi Paradox - Scientists Hope This Answer Is A Mistake!

Well, that's basically it. But you guys need to understand that, “The search for intelligent life extends far beyond scientific exploration; it taps into our innate longing to connect with something greater than ourselves. Discovering an alien civilization would transcend the mere confirmation that we are not alone in the universe. It would ignite a transformative shift, charting a new course of evolution for our species.

[IndigenousUndergroundPrimate]

Hello World Human population! We are your Cousins. We are terrestrial Primates, like you, who have branched off from the ancestors of your Homo Sapien line millions of years past. We have stayed behind while most of our population have been traveling to the closest stars. Like you, we climbed down from the trees, but went underground for safety. We now fly our craft through underwater portals back to our cities underground. Some of our flights are purely recreational but we have spent much of our resources studying & watching your species since the development of your nuclear bombs. Through evolution, our skin has greyed and our eyes have evolved due to lighting conditions for millions of years. We find life comforting underground, as our Sun`s radiation is now harmful to our skin and eyes. It is our one imperative on this planet to live in peace. This is why our portals can never be breached and contact is out of the question.

[joeshumo]

One factor everyone forgets, is for another life form to be found, it would have to coexist at the same time within a close enough proximity where at least one of them is intelligent and technological.
The odds of two technological life forms detecting each other in any one galaxy is beyond staggering.
Our technological existence alone is statistically staggering.
At the end of the day we are alone on a scale that is un fathomable to the point where the speed of light itself is painfully slow and not nearly enough.
We are alone and trapped, wether there is other life forms out there or not.

[sammurillo]

We're looking for life similar to us, the possibilities of life different and ahead of us is more plausible

[Jjj]

It is impossible to know if we are alone in the universe. No matter how much you search and can’t find anything, there is always more in the universe.

[michaelbartlett]

If you are really concerned about it, I can assure you that we are not alone in the universe with a planet that has life. There are only two possibilities for life on earth - The first is Spontaneous Generation and the second is Panspermia.
If the answer is Spontaneous Generation then the billions of species of life here indicates that it is fairly easy and probably a predictable result for many billions of other planets over billions of years.
If the answer is Panspermia then life was obviously transported here from another planet, so obviously life already existed before us.
I personally think that the answer is a combination of both and life is thoroughly spread across the cosmos. However, I do believe that humans on earth are a creation of aliens from another star system who visited earth a few hundred thousand years ago.
Humans as a species are just primate animals that share almost all of our being with other primates. The only thing that makes humans different is the genetic modifications done to us by aliens a few hundred thousand years ago that gave us the brain power that we possess and one less chromosome in our DNA, 23 instead of 24 like other primates, by joining 2 of those chromosomes into 1 with a clearly obvious junction where they were joined.
Complex brains, language and communication IS the real difference and it didn't come from the gods. Free will absolutely exists, Gods do not, except in the minds of propagandized people!
As I said, we have met the aliens, and they are us! Humans today are not a product of evolution like the rest of life on earth unless you consider gene modification by aliens to be evolution, but that could be a fair assumption in the greater scheme of things. The aliens gave us a jump-start, but they didn't hang around to see how it tuned out, but they may come back to visit!
Aliens ARE the missing link, and the proof is in your DNA, and in your human-written and produced holy books! The language used in the creation stories in them is very clear and "plural" on purpose - Let "US" create Man in "OUR" own image.
Check it out!

[RavensCloudEmpath]

If "Shock", "Terrifying" and similar trigger words appear in descriptions...I just reach for delete...🙏👽...It's about learning...not being electrocuted...☁️

[patrowan]

Kudos to you for this detailed, beautifully organized look at such a big question -- and thanks! Bookmarked and subscribed :)

[hellanwait]

How long have we been searching for aliens? 100 years? thousand years? The earth has existed, what 4 billion or so years, so give it a minute.

[sicomoros]

you should go to the congress explain that take care each other no more war and extintion

[jaystiz]

I love when you do videos on this subject literally best channel ever

[Gazmaz]

I love the way that we assume we be around from this point until the end of time, we will at the moment be lucky to have survived several hundred thousand years, how many millions of years were the dinosaurs around? So if we are to be around and possibly encounter alien beings is all about timing. So likely to be unlikely

[kevinsayes]

Two theories I’ve had (if intelligent life is common or nearby) is that most may be on a super earth and stuck in a gravity well too deep to escape, so they don’t give space much thought because it’s not a reality for them.

And, maybe some planets haven’t had the specific waves of extinction events we have, which led to vast deposits of fossil fuels-oil and coal. Without that you aren’t making plastics, probably not producing a lot of alloys, using machines for mass production, and most importantly, not creating propellant to escape your gravity well.

So maybe there are a lot of civilizations that are just living like the Romans or some level of civilization akin to that. Plenty intelligent, just space isn’t an option for them.

[roccov]

Really nice job with this video. Well written and produced. I hope you make more like it. Thanks.

[mennelly]

Brilliantly executed documentary. Thanks much🙏

[owenducie]

The universe is massive and we would be very arrogant to think there is no life outside of our galaxy.

[kazmroz]

It is not simply about us being the only intelligent life anywhere. That is a an extremely limited way of considering the whole question. The way we, the human kind of intelligence, considers the question, expresses it in an anthropomorphized way. There are many other kinds of beings, under their own kind of interpretation, as compared to anthropomorphism. For instance, fungi or molds are able to solve maze puzzles with no benefit of a neuron based brain. That means that we are not so much alone, as that we take into consideration only beings that have something in common with us. That is us placing an anthropomorphic limitation on all those other kinds of beings. That is just our ego saying that only beings with anthropomorphic, or human like qualities count; a kind of preemptive prejudice that is an extrapolation of how we treat those of our kind, who happen to have a different skin color. We have no right to lay that kind of limitation on all those other kinds of beings, especially the ones who have been around for an infinitely longer time than we have.
We just recently, like a year ago, found out that the universe is not some measly 13 billion years old, but eternal. That puts a huge dent into our other anthropomorphism, that everything, including the whole universe, has to have a limited life span, just because we humans have a limited life span.

We have to stop imposing our limits to everything out there, if we hope to join the other beings out there, who we will never even be able to recognize, due to this bad habit of ours, of trying to control everything. Who the hell do we think we are, God? Er, yes we do think that, in spades; after all we humans invented all those other dieties, in our own image. That is another example of us acting on that bad habit, where we impose that anthropomorphism in extremely inappropriately bad ways.

That means that we first have to grow up and think outside this little box, we call Earth.

[randypage]

We aren't alone out of billions of stars but how long will it take us to visit the closest star? 70, 000 years? That's our answer the universe is too big for intelligent life to find each other

[Drewzilla]

I understand the sentiment that there should be lots of other civilizations out there, but…someone has to go first. That could definitely be us! There's really no way to tell but yo keep searching.

[ryanleal-vi]

What's with all these Fermi Paradox are there alien videos? YouTube is being spammed with them.

[blindbrailleable]

You find the area of Complete Speculation to be, "highly speculative" do ya?