The point I was making is that there is no such thing

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Bluh — 9/7/2008 12:58:42 AM (archived)

If it were possible for life to survive interstellar travel we wouldn't be here. We would have long since been conquered by aliens. This is the solution to the Fermi Paradox.

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Interstellar Panspermia? - Socrates II - 9/5/2008 1:28:50 AM
- re: Interstellar Panspermia? - Marcia - 9/5/2008 3:16:43 AM
  - re: Interstellar Panspermia? - Marcia - 9/5/2008 3:21:04 AM
    - re: Interstellar Panspermia? - Bluh - 9/6/2008 10:06:59 PM
      - ...to add a point or two - Bluh - 9/6/2008 10:16:55 PM
        
        But what about Directed Panspermia - Socrates II - 9/6/2008 11:31:48 PM
        
        The point I was making is that there is no such thing - Bluh - 9/7/2008 12:58:42 AM
        
        I'll formalize my logic - Bluh - 9/7/2008 1:02:50 AM
        
        Andromeda Strain, or War of the Worlds? - Fox - 9/7/2008 5:22:17 PM
        
        What if they arrived a really long time ago? - Socrates II - 9/7/2008 11:41:07 AM
        
        Floating an analogy - Fox - 9/7/2008 3:31:39 PM
        
        Well, to reach an agreement here we'd have to define "sufficiently primitive life" more exactly - Bluh - 9/7/2008 6:53:24 PM
        
        re: we'd have to define... - Fox - 9/7/2008 10:18:49 PM
        
        Are you suggesting that suns migrate? - Socrates II - 9/17/2008 12:08:45 PM
        
        Contrary to what the "long-standing belief" suggests, - ER - 9/17/2008 1:46:33 PM

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