If life is found on Mars and/or somewhere else eventually how will that impact life here on Earth?
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"If it's just some micro-organism, very few fucks (outside of the scientific world) will be given. If we find something higher up the evolutionary scale than, say, a cuttlefish, then things will get interesting. The first question I'll have is "how does it taste, and when will it be the Secret Ingredient on Iron Chef?" "
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It will eat all life on Earth with it's giant half ant, half marshmallow head.
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As long as it isn't intelligent, not much. Maybe more funding for NASA but other than that...
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"I think the thing with the f ermi paradox is that it's hard to find a common explanation. In fact, there are many "why is it so difficult to understand why no one else knew about this until now?" theories, but the one that seems to work is "no other species finds us until later in the evolutionary line. "
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Traveling will take forever... and cost a fortune!
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Not at all or could mean destruction of our earth.
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Because of the fermi paradox. Basically, we've got to then question why no one else found us first.
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