Carl Sagan explained this years ago. Mankind has been around for appx 10,000 years, a blink of the eye in cosmic time. The chances of two planets having civilizations capable of space travel at the same time and being close enough to travel to each other are slim and none. The odds are very much against it ever happening.
Assumptions about what we know nothing about. The universe is much, much bigger than we realise. The visible universe is such a tiny piece of the whole universe. The odds of finding one civilisation in our universe is one - and we are that one. There are other civilisations, but they are so far away that they are beyond the event horizon. That is why we have never met them. Solution of Fermi Paradox, QED.
After watching this I subscribed to your channel and was super frustrated when I noticed that it's been a while since you last posted things here. You're talented, and I wish I could see more of your work! It's inspiring! =)
It would have been better if all the cars and pedestrians in the background froze when he gestured, until the hooded man was off screen, and then slowly started up again after he was gone.... would have been a simple effect. Good short film but it needed something more fantastic as a clincher...
was the 'moment' at the end meant to imply that she just lost all memory of the previous 8 minutes of dialogue? (if so, I wish a friend had entered and asked her about her time there and she's gotten to respond that she'd been alone all afternoon.) Thanks!
I love this. It was really good and the actress was on point. I only began this filmmaking thing 3 months ago.... And I can learn so much from someone like you so I subbed you. Looking forward to seeing more of your work.
Honestly, like many people I think, I guessed at the very start that stranger seated across from the young female scientist was most likely an alien, and that there would be some odd jolt at the end. But, the actress (Sarah) did a great job, so I stayed hooked. Interesting idea. The young female scientist gives off a great vibe, and I really enjoy conversations like the Fermi Paradox and the Drake Equation.
Maybe…the universe is very populated with life. For now, the reason we are not seeing any extraterrestrial life is because one of those life forms is keeping that from happening…for their reasons.
isn't it possible we don't actually understand space, time, energy, the universe, what we see "out there," if its out there? Hasn't it historically been the case we thought we knew what we were looking at but it was not even close? I have a feeling there are some big surprises in the pipeline.
A good short film. Femi supposed that any civilization would follow similar technological progression, and so it was the lack of radio waves from outer space which prompted his question, "Where are they?" (N.B. I welcome correction.) Note that about 75,000 years ago explosion of the volcano Toba in the Indonesian archipelago cast a six-year winter upon the earth and our human ancestors were reduced to less than a thousand beings (I've also read the number of about only 40 survivors). This can be cited as a "filter", an event which can exterminate early intelligent life. Who knows if there are filters in the future for humanity - total nuclear war, asteroid collision, all-consuming disease and bacteria - that will erase us leaving only our radio waves to bounce through the universe.
There is something about a very pretty girl with a British accent...…. For nothing more that a woman talking to a mysterious figure this was very well done. VERY good actress!!! Very interesting and very spooky. She did not even remember the conversation after the Alien left her table. VERY cool. This actually explains why so many people around the world have missing time.
Wow, guys you blew me away. Subtle nuclear blast. The story is executed as the shortest continuous shot of a monologue with gradual buildup and brilliant resolution. This actress deserve fricking Oscar for the shortest but most dramatic roles. If there is no such nomination they should make one considering so many great shorts produced recently. Thank you guys! Thank you all. It was pure pleasure, an intellectual feast with a twist !!!! Thank you!
This is a short sci-fi film portraying a date gone horribly wrong. She might as well start buying her cats now as she has been found totally unfit for penile penetration! 🤣🤣🤣
A friend once told me about meeting a strange woman while having coffee at a Waffle House. She was a new waitress, and he noticed her unearthly green eyes. He remarked, "You ARE from Earth, aren't you?" whereupon the waitress gave him a strange look, like she'd been caught doing something wrong. He told me she never came back to work after that night. Something told me to ask him, "Did you happen to see her name badge?" He said, "Yeah, her name was Orez." I thought for a moment and I said, "You know that's Zero backwards." He looked at me with an astonished look and declared, "YOU'RE RIGHT!" I just chuckled and said, "I think you met an alien, man!" True story.
Yeah. Like aliens can travel from distant star system and disguise themselves to look like humans, but never quite cracked the technology of the coloured contact lens. Oh, and they have to work in diners. Completely convinces me.
@@mandolinic don't be a killjoy, edward. plus, we told that sweetheart not to flash her emeralds at everyone, but she just wouldn't listen. so back to base it was.
"But we have not." Perhaps Fermi spoke to soon. Most Phoenix, Az citizens wouldn't agree with him on that point. A majority of the citizens of Mexico City might feel the same way. Not to mention the United States Air Force and their military counterparts from a number of other countries..
Love it! A great - and very clear - way to introduce the thought-provoking questions posed, and Sarah was a perfect 'presenter'. I'm surprised you haven't received more than 76 comments in almost 4 years... I look forward to your future work :-)
Fermi's Paradox solved...when you don't want to answer the door to a*seholes! 😂 It never once struck her as odd the other character never said a word, still she spoke enough for both of them. Nice touch, making her forget the monologue. Lol.
Right now we have the technology to go to Mars. Why don't we go? The answer is it's really hard and we have better things to do. There seem to be too many assumptions in the Fermi Paradox like is it really worth it for aliens to come here and is it possible to overcome Einsteinian physics.
The zoo's legitimate sure, look at the Federation in Star Trek. Just like some astrophysicist in the late 90's or early 2000's claims to have coined the term "warp drive".
well sorry but I disagree the Fermi paradox for me is easily explained and in fact it's not a paradox. You provide the answer yourself , the universe is so incredibly big and old that tells you that the distances are so great it seems very unlikely 2 species would even detect eachother and the other point the universe is so old the chances of any species contacting eachother at exactly the right time is also highly improbable. Also another thing, how would we communicate? If they contacted us it would likely be nothing we understand or could detect as if they travelled here they would be so far advanced they would be like Gods and in-fact that brings another reason unlikely for contact, why? why would they bother? unless they are watching us for an experiment then they would likely concele themselves anyway. Anyway just think the Fermi Paradox has always been strange to me....space is big REAL big, if the Sun was a pea, the nearest star would be like 200 miles aways (like a 2 hour plus drive) and we've travelled 5cm in this scale (to the moon) and the nearest star is 4.3 light years away (about 50,000 years for Voyager to get to) and the nearest advanced distance for an alien species to be from us based on a pretty respective (but ambitious) drake equation calcutaion is 200-300 light years away, that's just crazy far and for me makes alien contact very no extremely improbable but great short film love the actress and to be fair explains most the above I say anyway!
Any alien intelligence will do as the alien does in this short Sci-Fi. I am sure they help us, when we really need it. And sooner or later we will know
I’ve noticed a trend at dust...TINY SCRIPT!!! You have to take into account that this is not going to be seen on the big screen… most of us are watching on tiny phones and it’s very difficult to read when your script is infinitesimal!
That is one possible interpretation. But why is she suddenly feeling so hot, and why did she go into a daze before the guy left the table? Could it be that the other person is in some way finding people who are asking too many questions about aliens, and manipulating their memories?
The Fermi paradox doesn't take into account several factors. Given the distance to travel a million years, and from a random point being averaged. Now to each of the three 360 degree arc, one traveler is sent. So, 360x360x360 travelers in all, 46+ million travelers all traveling and seeking, all in state of the art spaceships, being able to supply their near immortal lives for that 1 million years. Given the average distance from one point to the other within the galaxy averaging 27 kLY, even with a mere 1 degree spread, they'd be 471 LY away from us searching. Now given that any sign of intelligent is caused by stuff like any sort of lightspeed transmission, and that our lighstpeed transmission globe is but a mere 100 LY, with the outer edges being but a few kWatt strong, and stretched out over a distance of 471 LY, our chances of being detected are really really small.. Even though they may be searching for us best they can, they may still be asking the same question.... "Are we alone out there ?", never even having heard of Fermi.
If you take the shortest route for humanity's existence it's biblical, in which case it's been at least 25 thousand years ago since human kind was created. However if you take the evolution of life on Earth as a natural evolution, life started well over 3.46 billion years ago, from which mankind descended. In both cases however it's far longer than the mere 300 years suggested here, which does constitute our tech age, but sadly it took a whole lot longer to get to our current tech. If life evolves into any intelligence wherever it starts, it may have taken 3.46 billion years to arrive at our current technology level, and although there's statistically a chance we are not the only created ones, it does not necessarily mean that we are NOT the first. FYI, do not mistake lack of proof for proof of not.
If intelligence means self-destruction, then you're an idiot. Intelligence is to grasp the way you're heading as a species, and avoiding such a thing as self-destruction. Anything else is not intelligence, but idiocy. Now ask whether people are intelligent or idiots. Re-iterating that lack of proof is not proof of not, I can only answer that when mankind destroys itself, either by war, earthly malmanagement, or incapability to avoid disaster due to lack of international cohesion. War contains all the the Nuke, chem and bacteriologicals. Earthly malmanagement contains all the ways that people eff up the planet by overpopulation, waste production, deforestation, other ways to make air unbreathable, ecological distasters, Fukushima and Chernobyl. The last one means that a disaster like a big fat meteor impact or such might have been averted, and wasn't due to a pissing contest by the great earth nations, all wanting the main voice in something, and then deciding to go each alone, while only all together could have had any chance to overcome said disaster. I call this phenomenon species fracture. And it causes a big fat waste in progress across the entire human species, since each thinks they know better, while the sum is always more than each single sub-species by itself. (with some even being inter-subspecies counterproductive)
@@ZMacZ The human species still violently defends its belief in supernatural beings, magic, and socialism/communism with its required government force. Until such catastrophic ideologies to humanity are considered equal to and eradicated like polio and small pox, there is no chance of achieving interstellar travel or beneficial communication with extraterrestrial intelligence, and humanity will eventually go extinct of that self-imposed plague of irrational ideologies. The level of intelligence that has gotten us into this mess is inadequate to get us out of this mess.
Just enjoy your life, these are the best of times, as they say. Make enough money so you can retire - pick up the piano as a hobby along the way, then do some gardening... Probably no other intelligences in this galaxy. One like us in every 10 galaxies (recognizable to us)? If you run the numbers from where we came from (4.1 billion years of evolving a tiny bit of replicating matter (life)) --- and then how improbable our intelligence is you probably won't give it another thought..
If there are other technologically advanced intelligent life forms in the galaxy, then I hope they are smart enough to stay undetected by humans. Just fly straight past us without a second look. Beam me up, Scotty. There's no intelligent life here.
Didn't respond 2 it at all.Im not sure y.I understood it I just didn't care about it enough 2b engulfed with it.she was a good actress but I just got fed up & I felt as though I was talked at most of the time. I like it but I wasn't wowed by it. Nice anyway.
There didn't seem to be any lip sync problem when I watched it. But I have noticed some UA-cam videos have severe problem with lip sync that gets progressively worse over time. I don't know if the problem is the video, UA-cam or my computer.
There is intelligent life out there, not by necessity in our time and space. They do watch us. We can not go where they are in our current mind state. For most of us our spirits are on the wrong trajectory.
We are not alone first. Second the aliens do not travel in 3d space. Stop being stupid. Plus it is insantanneous travel for them in most cases distance does not exist for them.
One more thing there are aliens that do not need ships to travel here. It is also insantanneous travel. It is true people billions of different life forms exist humans are the lowest of the low life form. Sleep well
You almost have it right. We/they have FTL. Controlled by thought. The problem is, you can say in your mind, I want to go to Mars, you have to have an exact spot you want to go, then you have to repeat it to land. Now what do you do. You see we have the means, but not the map.
Even the Alien got bored and ran off in his hoodie. Who did she think she was talking to. Oh, I get it, the silent, tall, dark handsome type.
Such a good film. One talented actress, a thoughtful script, and good editing. Shows that good sci-fi doesn't need expensive special effects.
Carl Sagan explained this years ago. Mankind has been around for appx 10,000 years, a blink of the eye in cosmic time. The chances of two planets having civilizations capable of space travel at the same time and being close enough to travel to each other are slim and none. The odds are very much against it ever happening.
At the ending i kept waiting for the trick ending while the credits ran.
Nice, thoughtful film making. No drama, just dramatic. I think we new something was odd so the surprise was a little diminished but still effective.
Thanks for watching. Great to have some feedback.
Perv. 😂
Hi dy
fermi assumed that we are so intelligent
Sarah's got that, "Sexy Librarian", vibe doesn't she. Great short film Mr. Young.
Assumptions about what we know nothing about. The universe is much, much bigger than we realise. The visible universe is such a tiny piece of the whole universe. The odds of finding one civilisation in our universe is one - and we are that one. There are other civilisations, but they are so far away that they are beyond the event horizon. That is why we have never met them. Solution of Fermi Paradox, QED.
After watching this I subscribed to your channel and was super frustrated when I noticed that it's been a while since you last posted things here. You're talented, and I wish I could see more of your work! It's inspiring! =)
It would have been better if all the cars and pedestrians in the background froze when he gestured, until the hooded man was off screen, and then slowly started up again after he was gone.... would have been a simple effect. Good short film but it needed something more fantastic as a clincher...
Nice! The end made me jump lol.
Thanks for watching!
What about the Fermi paradox paradox: "I just discovered the atomic bomb, why won't aliens speak to us?"
Actually that is when they became involved as bombs were affecting the ether.
@@Poepad It's like when the neighbour knocks at the door TURN THAT DAMN RADIO DOWN, I guess :D
Good acting. I felt distressed by her discomfort. The captions are perfect.
Agree, amazing execution. As you said it, I also felt her discomfort near the end
"I'm sure that if there is alien life in the universe, they're smart enough to stay away from us!".........William Pederson (CSI Las Vegas).
was the 'moment' at the end meant to imply that she just lost all memory of the previous 8 minutes of dialogue? (if so, I wish a friend had entered and asked her about her time there and she's gotten to respond that she'd been alone all afternoon.)
Thanks!
Really did well on this one, very interesting.
Thanks!
I love this. It was really good and the actress was on point. I only began this filmmaking thing 3 months ago.... And I can learn so much from someone like you so I subbed you. Looking forward to seeing more of your work.
Honestly, like many people I think, I guessed at the very start that stranger seated across from the young female scientist was most likely an alien, and that there would be some odd jolt at the end. But, the actress (Sarah) did a great job, so I stayed hooked. Interesting idea. The young female scientist gives off a great vibe, and I really enjoy conversations like the Fermi Paradox and the Drake Equation.
uh, ok. So there’s a shadowed figure in the foreground that neither moves nor answers. Given the conversation, gee, what could it be?
Joe Biden?
very elegantly done. straightforward and thought provoking!
Maybe…the universe is very populated with life. For now, the reason we are not seeing any extraterrestrial life is because one of those life forms is keeping that from happening…for their reasons.
UA-cam is the alien we are looking for....
Like the Wikipedia page on the subject. What is the point besides an acting exercise for this young actress?
had similar thought. also, the paradox is already explained in in the intro text, but then she goes over the subject again.
isn't it possible we don't actually understand space, time, energy, the universe, what we see "out there," if its out there? Hasn't it historically been the case we thought we knew what we were looking at but it was not even close? I have a feeling there are some big surprises in the pipeline.
Each Human Being and each Human Civilisation is responsible for his/her Evolution.
very well acted... at the same time no surprise for someone who knows what the fermi paradox is...
Yah bro, definitely not a script....
A good short film.
Femi supposed that any civilization would follow similar technological progression, and so it was the lack of radio waves from outer space which prompted his question, "Where are they?" (N.B. I welcome correction.)
Note that about 75,000 years ago explosion of the volcano Toba in the Indonesian archipelago cast a six-year winter upon the earth and our human ancestors were reduced to less than a thousand beings (I've also read the number of about only 40 survivors). This can be cited as a "filter", an event which can exterminate early intelligent life. Who knows if there are filters in the future for humanity - total nuclear war, asteroid collision, all-consuming disease and bacteria - that will erase us leaving only our radio waves to bounce through the universe.
Ten months ago lol 🙈
Actually we been on the earth for millions of years, just dam earth events that reduce us back to cavemen, every 40-100k years.
There is something about a very pretty girl with a British accent...…. For nothing more that a woman talking to a mysterious figure this was very well done. VERY good actress!!! Very interesting and very spooky. She did not even remember the conversation after the Alien left her table. VERY cool. This actually explains why so many people around the world have missing time.
All I'm saying is this... If I saw humanity from afar, I wouldnt stop by and say hello either. Earth is the bad part of town.
Enjoyed this. Thanks
Good Job!
Yeah. And? Nah
Wow, guys you blew me away. Subtle nuclear blast. The story is executed as the shortest continuous shot of a monologue with gradual buildup and brilliant resolution. This actress deserve fricking Oscar for the shortest but most dramatic roles. If there is no such nomination they should make one considering so many great shorts produced recently. Thank you guys! Thank you all. It was pure pleasure, an intellectual feast with a twist !!!! Thank you!
what nuclear blast?
This is a short sci-fi film portraying a date gone horribly wrong. She might as well start buying her cats now as she has been found totally unfit for penile penetration! 🤣🤣🤣
well done, sir.
enjoyable film … thanks for sharing.
A friend once told me about meeting a strange woman while having coffee at a Waffle House. She was a new waitress, and he noticed her unearthly green eyes. He remarked, "You ARE from Earth, aren't you?" whereupon the waitress gave him a strange look, like she'd been caught doing something wrong. He told me she never came back to work after that night. Something told me to ask him, "Did you happen to see her name badge?" He said, "Yeah, her name was Orez." I thought for a moment and I said, "You know that's Zero backwards." He looked at me with an astonished look and declared, "YOU'RE RIGHT!" I just chuckled and said, "I think you met an alien, man!" True story.
Yeah. Like aliens can travel from distant star system and disguise themselves to look like humans, but never quite cracked the technology of the coloured contact lens. Oh, and they have to work in diners. Completely convinces me.
@@mandolinic Why not, how would you blend in?
@@mandolinic don't be a killjoy, edward. plus, we told that sweetheart not to flash her emeralds at everyone, but she just wouldn't listen. so back to base it was.
So much talent 👏🏽
Enjoyed it.
Very enjoyable , thank you, great film 😀👍👍👍👍👍
Agree! We cannot be all that unique in a galaxy of a billion stars. Where is everyone else? 🥴
Or... We're surrounded by alien civilizations but they all know that in order to survive they have to remain very quiet.
The pages in the book she is "reading" are blank.
Congrats...beautifully done!
What an excellent actress
I loved this
alien stand-up comedy
Great acting!
"But we have not."
Perhaps Fermi spoke to soon. Most Phoenix, Az citizens wouldn't agree with him on that point. A majority of the citizens of Mexico City might feel the same way. Not to mention the United States Air Force and their military counterparts from a number of other countries..
Love it! A great - and very clear - way to introduce the thought-provoking questions posed, and Sarah was a perfect 'presenter'. I'm surprised you haven't received more than 76 comments in almost 4 years... I look forward to your future work :-)
Please post this story at your social media, then it will get more exposure.
They are already here, we just can't see them. Because we are blind.
Clever lady Sarah Valletta 10/10 for acting. 🌹 UK
any relation to amber valletta?
The human race on earth has lost its way . It been under quarantine till it reaches maturity .
I believe the aliens call this moment in time the wokedown
Fermi's Paradox solved...when you don't want to answer the door to a*seholes! 😂
It never once struck her as odd the other character never said a word, still she spoke enough for both of them.
Nice touch, making her forget the monologue. Lol.
You must be the guy that created that great movie with Jimmy Stewart.
Probably not in this galaxy. One like us in every 10 galaxies?
An excellent actress
well done thanks
Right now we have the technology to go to Mars. Why don't we go? The answer is it's really hard and we have better things to do. There seem to be too many assumptions in the Fermi Paradox like is it really worth it for aliens to come here and is it possible to overcome Einsteinian physics.
We have FTL, we just are not ready to go about the universe with atomic weapons.
BECAUSE IF THEY HAVE TRAVELLED, THEY DID NOT DO IT IN OUR TIME FRAME. AS YOU SAY, “just a few hundred years”
She looks like Elizabeth Olsen.
The zoo's legitimate sure, look at the Federation in Star Trek. Just like some astrophysicist in the late 90's or early 2000's claims to have coined the term "warp drive".
well sorry but I disagree the Fermi paradox for me is easily explained and in fact it's not a paradox. You provide the answer yourself , the universe is so incredibly big and old that tells you that the distances are so great it seems very unlikely 2 species would even detect eachother and the other point the universe is so old the chances of any species contacting eachother at exactly the right time is also highly improbable. Also another thing, how would we communicate? If they contacted us it would likely be nothing we understand or could detect as if they travelled here they would be so far advanced they would be like Gods and in-fact that brings another reason unlikely for contact, why? why would they bother? unless they are watching us for an experiment then they would likely concele themselves anyway. Anyway just think the Fermi Paradox has always been strange to me....space is big REAL big, if the Sun was a pea, the nearest star would be like 200 miles aways (like a 2 hour plus drive) and we've travelled 5cm in this scale (to the moon) and the nearest star is 4.3 light years away (about 50,000 years for Voyager to get to) and the nearest advanced distance for an alien species to be from us based on a pretty respective (but ambitious) drake equation calcutaion is 200-300 light years away, that's just crazy far and for me makes alien contact very no extremely improbable
but great short film love the actress and to be fair explains most the above I say anyway!
Any alien intelligence will do as the alien does in this short Sci-Fi.
I am sure they help us, when we really need it. And sooner or later we will know
they can't, that whole Star Fleet Prime Directive, is universe wide.
@@Poepad If they and possible our government's cloak their help, everything is possible!
A gem ......👍 i enjoy it
Monologue is hard to pull off. Too long and not enough action by the alien at the end.
All theories leave out God
He's been in the race for a long while, but finally got tossed out. Maybe he should wiggle his pinkie a few times to get people's attention back.
They're avoiding us due to the pandemic.
😂
I’ve noticed a trend at dust...TINY SCRIPT!!! You have to take into account that this is not going to be seen on the big screen… most of us are watching on tiny phones and it’s very difficult to read when your script is infinitesimal!
most of us are watching on tiny phones ... why ? watch it on a 30" screen , why strain your eyes?
I wish that I could read invisible ink...
It is easy to do. Just make up what other think you are reading. They will never know. I do it all the time. Gets me lots of dates.
Just watched this. It there anything more to this than a girl talking to somebody about the fermi paradox until he has enough and leaves?
That is one possible interpretation. But why is she suddenly feeling so hot, and why did she go into a daze before the guy left the table? Could it be that the other person is in some way finding people who are asking too many questions about aliens, and manipulating their memories?
The most irritating monologue for the alien. Better not hang around with this kind. There are more interesting species on other planets.
They're too smart to contact us barbarians lol
The Fermi paradox doesn't take into account several factors.
Given the distance to travel a million years,
and from a random point being averaged.
Now to each of the three 360 degree arc, one traveler is sent.
So, 360x360x360 travelers in all, 46+ million travelers all traveling
and seeking, all in state of the art spaceships, being able to
supply their near immortal lives for that 1 million years.
Given the average distance from one point to the other within
the galaxy averaging 27 kLY, even with a mere 1 degree spread,
they'd be 471 LY away from us searching.
Now given that any sign of intelligent is caused by stuff like any
sort of lightspeed transmission, and that our lighstpeed transmission globe is
but a mere 100 LY, with the outer edges being but a few kWatt strong,
and stretched out over a distance of 471 LY,
our chances of being detected are really really small..
Even though they may be searching for us best they can, they may still
be asking the same question....
"Are we alone out there ?", never even having heard of Fermi.
If you take the shortest route for humanity's existence it's biblical,
in which case it's been at least 25 thousand years ago since
human kind was created.
However if you take the evolution of life on Earth as a natural
evolution, life started well over 3.46 billion years ago,
from which mankind descended.
In both cases however it's far longer than the mere 300 years
suggested here, which does constitute our tech age,
but sadly it took a whole lot longer to get to our current tech.
If life evolves into any intelligence wherever it starts,
it may have taken 3.46 billion years to arrive at our current
technology level, and although there's statistically
a chance we are not the only created ones, it does not
necessarily mean that we are NOT the first.
FYI, do not mistake lack of proof for proof of not.
If intelligence means self-destruction, then you're an idiot.
Intelligence is to grasp the way you're heading as a species,
and avoiding such a thing as self-destruction.
Anything else is not intelligence, but idiocy.
Now ask whether people are intelligent or idiots.
Re-iterating that lack of proof is not proof of not, I can only answer
that when mankind destroys itself, either by war, earthly malmanagement,
or incapability to avoid disaster due to lack of international cohesion.
War contains all the the Nuke, chem and bacteriologicals.
Earthly malmanagement contains all the ways that people eff up the planet
by overpopulation, waste production, deforestation, other ways to make
air unbreathable, ecological distasters, Fukushima and Chernobyl.
The last one means that a disaster like a big fat meteor impact or such
might have been averted, and wasn't due to a pissing contest by
the great earth nations, all wanting the main voice in something, and
then deciding to go each alone, while only all together could
have had any chance to overcome said disaster.
I call this phenomenon species fracture.
And it causes a big fat waste in progress across the entire human
species, since each thinks they know better, while the sum is always
more than each single sub-species by itself.
(with some even being inter-subspecies counterproductive)
@@ZMacZ The human species still violently defends its belief in supernatural beings, magic, and socialism/communism with its required government force.
Until such catastrophic ideologies to humanity are considered equal to and eradicated like polio and small pox, there is no chance of achieving interstellar travel or beneficial communication with extraterrestrial intelligence, and humanity will eventually go extinct of that self-imposed plague of irrational ideologies.
The level of intelligence that has gotten us into this mess is inadequate to get us out of this mess.
Just enjoy your life, these are the best of times, as they say. Make enough money so you can retire - pick up the piano as a hobby along the way, then do some gardening...
Probably no other intelligences in this galaxy. One like us in every 10 galaxies (recognizable to us)? If you run the numbers from where we came from (4.1 billion years of evolving a tiny bit of replicating matter (life)) --- and then how improbable our intelligence is you probably won't give it another thought..
If there are other technologically advanced intelligent life forms in the galaxy, then I hope they are smart enough to stay undetected by humans.
Just fly straight past us without a second look.
Beam me up, Scotty. There's no intelligent life here.
Is she from Bolton
Is this a palindrome?
Maybe we are them
Best answer ever! I bet someone could come up with a really cool story about how this came to be.
Pure, undiluted exposition. Not a story around for miles.
Impressive actress
Didn't respond 2 it at all.Im not sure y.I understood it I just didn't care about it enough 2b engulfed with it.she was a good actress but I just got fed up & I felt as though I was talked at most of the time.
I like it but I wasn't wowed by it.
Nice anyway.
Terible latency on the lip sync ...ends to be quantized etc
There didn't seem to be any lip sync problem when I watched it. But I have noticed some UA-cam videos have severe problem with lip sync that gets progressively worse over time. I don't know if the problem is the video, UA-cam or my computer.
The answer is simple We are the 1st.
Honestly anyone who thinks "This great" is clearly new to the Fermi Paradox. This was incredibly boring and predictable. 1 ⭐
She's hot. Really hot. What's her name?
Scarlett Johansson look a like.
Scarlett is everywhere these days
There is intelligent life out there, not by necessity in our time and space. They do watch us. We can not go where they are in our current mind state. For most of us our spirits are on the wrong trajectory.
We are not alone first. Second the aliens do not travel in 3d space. Stop being stupid. Plus it is insantanneous travel for them in most cases distance does not exist for them.
One more thing there are aliens that do not need ships to travel here. It is also insantanneous travel. It is true people billions of different life forms exist humans are the lowest of the low life form. Sleep well
@@harrywest2780 At least one in here is on the right path.
You almost have it right. We/they have FTL. Controlled by thought. The problem is, you can say in your mind, I want to go to Mars, you have to have an exact spot you want to go, then you have to repeat it to land. Now what do you do. You see we have the means, but not the map.
Beautiful woman.