Re: There is no such thing as a Fermi Paradox

jillery wrote:

 JTEM <jtem01@gmail.com> wrote yet

A "Paradox" is a premise which, if assumed to be true,
disproves or prevents itself. Take the famous Grandfather
Paradox:
>
Man goes back in time and kills his grandfather when he's
young. So the man is never born. So he never goes back in time
and kills his grandfather.

Your last two sentences are conclusions based on your assumption.

Wow. You're retarded. Genuinely retarded.
We'll just stop here, at your first critical mistake, for reasons
which are obvious to those who understand what the word "Critical"
means.
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