One big assumption is "Where are all the aliens?" whataboutism. Modern science on space exploration somehow misses this part completely. I'm a complete science guy, but: 1. Even USA conducts various studies and investigations in UFO sightseeing these modern times; 2. Why do we automatically opt-out that aliens are here? Because we cannot sense them with the tools we have developed through the evolution? But who told you that only these senses works in the universe? In other words, maybe they're here, but we cannot notice them? This theory above I have kept for a long time. It started by understanding that we do not want to mess up with the old civilizations/villages that are untouched by modern civilization in these times. So what if same applies to the aliens that visit us? They do not want to spoil, instead they investigate the development and let us do our thing. I know this sounds like alien-conspiracy type of thing, but all of these videos are made with presumption that there are no aliens or "Where are the aliens?". But this is a typo in science (in my opinion). Would like to see a video if we would discover older civilization than us (somewhere in the faraway planet). Will we show ourselves? Where would we hide (underwater possibly)? What would we do and how would we aproach them. Peace.

The yellowstone and iceland

The solution is simple. Stop funding elderly by exploiting the youth. Remove elderly from elections.

No sun

All these theories about the Fermi paradox fail to explain one thing. Let's assume it's easy to colonize space. Let's assume it's easy to travel between distant stars using warp drives and wormholes etc. Let's say if a sufficiently advanced civilization wanted to, it could create an empire that spans an entire galaxy and maintain it. My question is, why would they want to? It would be super easy for me to colonize some abandoned village in the middle of nowhere, but I choose to live in the biggest city I have access to. Humans have all the earth accessible to them and we choose to live literally on top of each other in apartment complexes, because the concentration of people usually means concentration of ways to gather resources - most often money. Even with full remote jobs we still tend to stick close to a city because we still want easy access to institutions, services and shops. No matter how easy is for an alien specie to colonize every planet in the milky way and to terraform it to their liking, it would be easier to find space near already established living spaces. And life always goes for the easy route. The fermi paradox is super stupid because it assumes that a super advanced alien civilization will spread like cancer in all directions at once. But even cancer spreads only towards the things that would take it. Nothing just spreads for the sake of spreading.

Unfortunately 🇦🇺🇳🇿🇦🇷 cannot enjoy their time and probably going to be invaded by countries looking for resource. Happened before, will happen again in the future.

Gengar

The simple truth is that all the aliens are bugs and can't communicate with us.... It's because they hate our way of life, we need to find them and spread managed democracy in their faces

Whatever theories we propose, what we experience as individuals within the framework and limitations of our minds, is the only reality !

I think this is actually one of the more realistic sci fi ideas out there which is crazy to think about

no as the next glacier period / ice age is speculated to be in about 10,000-20,000 years, meaning, either live in a really warm place or get used to being in Antarctica.

7:55 he is so real for this

What if we're thinking about this wrong and all the aliens are less advanced than us instead of more, they probably can't space travel a lot yet and are stuck on habitable exo-planets

The Question is also how much colonization of new planets is necessary. Statistics on earth show us that birthrates in more developed nations decline, with some nations facing drastic demographic issues. if we manage to gain ressources from outer space and lift the expectation of people on earth high enougth, the widespread colonization of different planets might not be necessary and the hardship it creates to establish a new colony might be unattractive to most. Our desire to spread towards the stars for colonization rather than exploration more so stems from the fear of extinction, overpopulation and depletion of ressources. Since the biggest factor in earths destruction are manmade catastrophies or asteroids, if we mangage to solve the first issue on a diplomatic scale and the second on a technological one, we might not need to colonize much.

Tell your woke billionaire benefactor to build those bunkers deep!

One piece

there is a gum-gum fruit at the beginning

there is a gum-gum fruit at the beginning

Gotta love planning to relax then I see a video that gives me an existential crisis

Why is there just a gum gum friut on the table

Another assumption: All life is like earth life, and therefore any planet with conditions hostile to earth organisms would be hostile to all potential life.

There are two things that I can think of that are not discussed: 1) Time. Perhaps those civilizations have already flourished, just eons ago in our timeline. Or, conversely, they have yet to rise to prominence. 2) Assuming that _intelligent_ alien life will want to bother with these degenerate kiddo's on our blue planet who only talk in memes and lack the decency to treat each other with respect, let alone treat alien life as such.

But the premises is wrong: the different species presumably need different enviroments....but this does not change the problem

Its not possible to make an uninhabitable planet habitable. Humans can't even stop making a habitable uninhabitable.

Fermi paradox!

bro has a fruit💀

Basically the reason its called positron(this is from my learning and understanding and might not be related to the actual answer), is because electrons are negative charged, so the anti/opposite of negative electrons would be positive charged electrons, meaning they would be called positrons, and these positrons are anti matter meaning they emit or weigh no mass, and only its antimatter factors.

space too big - no aliens in our sight

where can i get the "alien font" an how is it called? - shown in this video?

Waiter:What is the name of the galaxy you want to eat? Me:I want the Milky Way

What a bunch of meaningless nonsense. Like listening to a child babble.

Finally good ending at kurzgesagt video

The worst case scenario of the, Aye bro watch yo jet” meme

Maybe we were terraformed and the microbes from the alien equipment seeded our planet or they just seeded life on purpose

every time you do a video like this, you negate the fact of how huge the milky way actually is. since radio was invented in the 20s Its traveled about 100 lights years which is a tiny dot in the milky way scale, about 10,000 stars. to me it kind of makes perfect sense we havent been contacted or seen anything. not to say there isn't life in that distance. but, for it to be intelligent, have radio or any way of communication with us and actually be inserted in doing that.

If the virus is dead then how does it infect us?????

dance

Birds survived this but cant even smoke a blunt without dying

What is more scary aliens or being alone??

Little reason for an advanced enough people to colonise real space at all - upload to computer, live in virtual. Operate a robot avatar if you really want to visit reality. Have automated robots maintaining, upgrading and protecting the matrioshka brain(s) running us all.

i love his british voice

The stiff bits at the end of shoe laces are called aglets. Thank you for your time. -B-

Is that Minecraft?

It was delicious! A little spicy and dark mattery but delicious 10/10🎉

Omg king Kai’s house

i love your videos, but WHY THE WILLHELM SCREAM (5:23)

Hey My beloved friend alien that lived for over 100 billion years old lets cook a multiverse

I liked the other thumbnail, why do they keep changing them.....

I have my own theory that there are aliens but we are the most advanced there are

I find the concept of intelligent space fairing civilizations communicating with each other publicly to be the one actually wrong assumption we make about aliens. If there are civilizations, we most certainly know about them and interact with them all the time and have for a long time. When I say we I don't mean you or me. I don't mean the unwashed, unimportant masses of a civilization. No, I mean the powerful, the elite, the top echelons of each civilization and a handful of chosen underlings would be aware and interacting. If I were the leader of an alien civilization I wouldn't just show up on Earth so all the insignificant nobodies can gaggle and goggle and scheme about my existence or my people's and my people, save the ones on the missions with me to interact with aliens, wouldn't know Earthlings exist either. Why is it people think because they aren't privy to aliens showing up and proving their existence to them, that means it's never happened to anyone else? There's a smug sense of self importance most Humans have here. I guarantee if aliens exist, and you aren't a powerful, important top 1% of the 1% Human, you will never know about it. There's no reason for entire *advanced* civilizations to interact en masse. Advanced technology would automate most interaction and trade, and only the elite of each civilization who are in the know would be the ones benefiting. Perhaps at best they'd use any knowledge gleamed thru trade and interaction to roll out some tech that improves their civilization too, but it would be under the guise of some scientist of their own species discovering or inventing something.