Is Phosphorus the Cause of Our Loneliness in the Universe?
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- Опубліковано 8 тра 2023
- The Fermi Paradox introduces a thought-provoking puzzle, leading us to wonder why the seemingly endless universe is so devoid of life. Within the countless celestial phenomena and cosmic elements, could phosphorus be the missing piece to this enigmatic puzzle? As a fundamental building block of life, this essential element could be the key to deciphering the mystery of our apparently unique existence in the cosmos. As we delve deeper into the complexities of this fascinating subject, we may gradually move closer to unveiling the hidden truths about our cosmic neighbors and potentially forge a connection with other life forms that inhabit this boundless universe alongside us. Let us set forth on this intellectual journey and uncover the enticing possibilities that reside within the cosmic fabric of existence.
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Excellent. Loved "intricate chain of events". We are very, very rare. And, probably transient.
Nice content and narration, keep going
Holy crap the narrator sounds like lady of scrolls.
Very nice.
seems to be BS since "Phosphorus is an abundant element in the Universe, and in the solar photosphere it is among the top twenty most abundant elements. In the periodic table of elements, phosphorus, with Z = 15, is in the same group as nitrogen, lying between silicon (Z = 14) and sulphur (Z = 16)."
We're not alone , no doubt about it .
But if any civilization managed to reach our blue planet then they must be very smart , and just like what we usually do keeping it low profile when discovering primitive society somewhere in the jungle, ET do the same with mankind on our planet. ET are probably here and don't want to disturb our way of life and believes , but rather they keep observing and studying our planet and its habitants. Who knows , may be we're close to be ready for the great meeting .
Would be a lot better if you used a human voice instead of text to voice
That's ra cist