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The famous Fermi Paradox points out a glaring contradiction. The universe is incredibly old and vast, yet we see no signs of intelligent civilizations. This silence is a profound scientific puzzle. Perhaps intelligent life is exceptionally rare, or perhaps civilizations destroy themselves before they can master interstellar travel. Science demands empirical proof, and until we receive a signal or find a microbe, we must remain skeptical.
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Supporting arguments
- The universe is 13.8 billion years old, offering plenty of time for life to develop.
- We have detected no artificial radio signals or cosmic megastructures.
- Interstellar travel is exceptionally difficult and slow.
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