Do you believe in an alien life, somewhere, in our "known universe" ?

[OlderAndWiser]

Alien life? Yes, and they live among us! I have deciphered some of their language and mannerisms but much of what they do is still a mystery to me. The most amazing part is that not only do they live among us but they also look similar to you and me, except that they have two appendages on their chest and they are missing some anatomy between their legs.

[kingofthellamas]

Well yes.
Firstly, we know there has been life on Mars. So life on other planets does not seem so implausible.
But I suspect you are referring to intelligent life. If the universe is as vast as we think it is, it is very probable there is other life. Reaching it might be challenging though.
Of course, a third and more interesting possibility is that intelligent life has found us already. It has choosen to not show itself to let us evolve (much as we might with wild animals) or is interacting with us in way no one / few can detect.

[123lucy]

I don't believe there are aliens, in that it hasn't been proven there are and no specific aliens have been observed. But I don't believe there are not aliens, since it also has not been proven there are not aliens. So basically I don't believe there are or aren't since it's not possible to say.

[PaynefulPleasures]

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[LebanonGoldy]

I do believe in other living beings outside and inside our planet... Do you believe in Jinn? You should because the Jinn species are just like us the children of Adam, they are the children of Satan... They are created from Smokeless fire...

I also believe in living beings we still have not discovered in the oceans... we only have discovered 1%Or 5 % of the sea... Imagi e how mysterious the Oceans are? Have you ever imagined the sea or oceans disappear? I mean all the water gone? What will be revealed them? It's sooo SCARY...

[Boromir]

It's interesting. The universe is so vaste it's impossible to fathom the real amount of planets that could harbour life. They estimated that there are at least
10 billion billion stars. Each of these stars could have one or more planets... It reminds me of a beautiful meme.

[ZackBan]

I don't understand those who say they don't. I mean no offense but how can someone be so short-sighted.

I mean the probability of us being alone is is way smaller than the probability of their being others.

After all if you put a group of ants in a box at birth they will grow up thinking they're the only creatures in the universe yet here we are. Just because we haven't seen them yet doesn't mean they don't exist.

[Caunsos]

If you mean "known universe" by our current knowledge of the universe that no. But if you mean living on planet orbiting a star we know of that yes much of it would be very simple.

As for intelligence life you look at the Fermi paradox and the drake equation.

[ladsin]

Why The Fermi Paradox Doesn't Make Sense To Me
likely to be some life based on the vast size of life and what we believe what we know about life formation.
whether or not they’re intelligent or anything like us is unlikely in my estimation.

[ChrisMaster69]

Yeah they walk among us.

scientists have various names, some really bloody complex and could not be arsed typing them out.

here we simply no them as Blue Anon Virgins, an alien life form that has evolved to prove that it is possible for an organism to be totally devoid of any intelligence.

[Madhatter920]

You mean the observable universe or the whole universe that we're aware exists? In the observable universe, it's a solid "maybe" and if so, more than likely microscopic life or perhaps even animals. In the whole universe? Without a doubt.

[The_Maphio]

The universe is still expanding, according to studies.
There are BILLIONS of solar systems other than Sol, and just as many galaxies other than the Milky Way.
To even believe we are the only sentient species in existence is extremely, EXTREMELY dumb.

[wankiam]

no... im not saying it won't exist in the future or hasn't already existed before earth was able to support life but given the vastness of time i doubt we are in existance at the same time so like you said...''we will never know''. thats my take on it anyway but i have heard a few scientists saying the same

[DWornock]

I am of the opinion that the probability of life occurring from non-life is about zero; That's like 1 divided infinity; possible but so improbable that it only occurred on earth and we were incredibly fortunate. Therefore, almost certainly life doesn't exist elsewhere in the universe.

[IveGotNoName]

By "Known universe", do you mean the observable universe? Because there is most definitely life somewhere other than earth, but in the observable universe, I'm not too sure

[Mamaganja]

Yes 🥴👽

[Pink_sky16]

I definitely believe there’s something out there. I seen a spaceship once but it happens very quick

[AdithyaR]

It is plausible to assume that what happened here could happen somewhere else. So there could belife out there.

[MsTaniaUncensored]

Yes. The universe is too large for us to be alone in it. That being said I don't necessarily believe everything I see or hear as far as experiencers are concerned

[Astarlessnightsky]

Yes. its likely there are extraterrestical beings, but its more likely these lifeforms are bacteria, algea, and other simple lifeforms, and not green people with lazor guns and warp speed.

[locutus9999]

well... probabilities of we being the only ones is like 1 divided in any posible habitable world, discover or not jet. so that is actually the lowest despite no life at all. so yes somewere someone in our universe could be making himself the same question. Other think is if they can travel here... that is more debatable. we dont really know how to travel outside our solar sistem in a afordable timeframe.

[Aiko_E_Lara]

There are a lot of Earth like planets out there. It's hard to say life here don't exist.

[ChefPapiChulo]

They’re not out there. And it’s best we don’t find out if they are. We stop podcasting our location in space, for fear that aliens are a warlike people such as ourselves.

[LZPanzer]

It's a statistical impossibility we are alone.

The question is why would they want to interact with us.