Yep, out of the likely trillions of stars there are some that harbor life, on those, the inhabitants are bound to think “Gee, I must be special.”
It’s just a matter of probability.
Yep, out of the likely trillions of stars there are some that harbor life, on those, the inhabitants are bound to think “Gee, I must be special.”
It’s just a matter of probability.
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Well then, go ahead and work it out.
Even here on life friendly Earth, the ratio of biomass to mass is about 3 parts in 10 billion, and it took 4.5 billion years for modern humans to appear.
And God made the space between them all but impossible to traverse...
Trillions of stars? There are 100s of trillions of galaxies - each with 300 million or more stars - you do the math. More over those galaxies span more than 13 billion years or life coming and going on more stars than you could could in a lifetime of counting. Again you do the math.