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A hint of truth from Scripps Institute of Research biologist, Gerald Joyce ? "Until another truly alien form of life is created or discovered, it's impossible to make a meaningful estimate of how ...

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Why do planets HAVE to have life on them, Harley ?   

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andrewcranky
andrewcranky

Given the probable number of life supporting planets, divided by the probability of life. Be it fungus or "little green men". The chances of life other then here, within this Galaxy alone is really quite high. According to the Sagan formula.
 
Jim
Jim

If it can be demonstrated that life can form under some known natural conditions, I would agree with you. But you are putting the cart before the horse, Andy.

 
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Rocmike you are an idiot.  You worship Rush Limbaugh hate radio.  You are the slime that goes to Klan meetings.  GET HELP FOOL!  You make me sick you republican cockroach scum!
 
andrewcranky
andrewcranky


Jim isn't one of Rocmites allies.
Jim is a reasonable person who can debate without rambling on about the absolute immorality of atheism.
And, BTW, thank you for that Jim

 
Jim
Jim

Thank you, Andy. For vouching for me !
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