Re: There is no such thing as a Fermi Paradox

JTEM <jtem01@gmail.com> wrote:

The so called "Fermi Paradox" is an assumption. It's an
erroneous assumption and not a paradox.

Of course not. It was a question:
"But where are they?"

The implication was that the assumption (by others)
that every civilisation must go on growing exponentially,
eventually filing the entire habitable universe, must be wrong.

A great many answers to the question have been proposed.

Pick your own,

Jan

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"Interstellar distances are god's quarantine regulations"
(John Brunner, and my favourite answer)