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O gawd, why hasn't someone killed him yet?  

[QUOTE="Dasc00"][QUOTE="Carlos_Santana"]

[QUOTE="AARONRULZ1"]Its stupid to think we are the only "life" in the universe.Carlos_Santana

We cannot really determine if there is Life on other planets...if we don't really know what Life is...

By life I'd assume he meant our type of life, carbon based, you know the defintions.... 

Yes, but like I said, there really is no universal definition...just definitions for Life down here on planet "Poor starving children and Rich bald pop-singers"

Life like ours. 

[QUOTE="Dasc00"][QUOTE="zakkro"][QUOTE="Dasc00"][QUOTE="Carlos_Santana"]

[QUOTE="nickmag"]it doesn't matter how slim the odds are of it happening.. if the universe is infinite then there is life on other planetszakkro

We don't really know if the universe is infinite, and if the big bang theory is true, and there wasn't an infinite amount of different big bangs in our universe, then we cannot be 100% positive

May I add that the universe is not infinite, just unbound. But still...it's huge. Plus, there is evidence poitning towards the big bang anyways, so whatever.

You can't say that, because really, you don't know. If you said, I believe..., or I highly believe...

then that would have been better.

If there's an edge, it's not infinite But it's unbound....the rate of it's expansion that is. The moment you'd get to the edge, it wouldn't be the edge..

If? OK, well I was saying that you stated it as a statement. While that could be true, you'll never know.

That's why saying "I believe" or "Highly believe" would have been a better sentence starter. 

You know I mean that right?  

[QUOTE="AARONRULZ1"]Its stupid to think we are the only "life" in the universe.Carlos_Santana

We cannot really determine if there is Life on other planets...if we don't really know what Life is...

By life I'd assume he meant our type of life, carbon based, you know the defintions.... 

[QUOTE="Dasc00"][QUOTE="Carlos_Santana"]

[QUOTE="slobbymac"]i have o say yes just from playing the odds. . theres waht like a million billion trillion stars in the univers . . . if even like 1/4 of them have planets around them that would be what still well over a couple billion solar systems the odds are at least one has to be close to earth and able to support some sort of liveCarlos_Santana

You don't know the odds unless you can answer this question: What is the probability of life being created?

 The chances of life being created are incredibly low...but just like a lottery, you're told that you have a super low chance of winning it, but PEOPLE STILL WIN IT. Same with life occuring on a planet, may be a low chance, but it still happens. 

Of course you are correct, but I am just saying that in reality, it is impossible (with our current knowledge) to know there is life

Agreed. 

[QUOTE="Dasc00"][QUOTE="Carlos_Santana"]

[QUOTE="nickmag"]it doesn't matter how slim the odds are of it happening.. if the universe is infinite then there is life on other planetszakkro

We don't really know if the universe is infinite, and if the big bang theory is true, and there wasn't an infinite amount of different big bangs in our universe, then we cannot be 100% positive

May I add that the universe is not infinite, just unbound. But still...it's huge. Plus, there is evidence poitning towards the big bang anyways, so whatever.

You can't say that, because really, you don't know. If you said, I believe..., or I highly believe... 

then that would have been better. 

If there's an edge, it's not infinite But it's unbound....the rate of it's expansion that is. The moment you'd get to the edge, it wouldn't be the edge..