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Astronomers find no signs of alien tech after scanning over 10 million stars

An Australian telescope examined a huge patch of the sky for signs of life. It came up empty-handed.

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FearlessFly 9 Sep 9
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My suspicion is that life like ours is an evolutionary dead end. As technology continues to advance, sooner or later it will be possible for an individual to build a doomsday device. The end won't be much later.

It may not even be deliberate, it is quite possible that there is a doomsday technology, the danger of which can never be forseen, by the technology that comes before it. And if that is so, then every technologically advanced culture is doomed.

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Where are they .... [en.wikipedia.org]

. . . "absence of evidence is not evidence of absence" . . .

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Yes we may be quite alone. And very soon we may have killed our own planet, then it will be a very empty universe, and the stars will cycle on towards a last gasp of entropy, fading into cold over thought free billions of years, unobserved and unloved.

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