Message from @BWMiller

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2018-10-06 14:40:43 UTC  

Nuanced subjects with yes/no response makes it hard to reply "yes" to some

2018-10-06 14:41:40 UTC  

Nuance bro

2018-10-06 14:55:25 UTC  

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2018-10-08 00:25:01 UTC  

My first redpill

2018-10-12 04:31:40 UTC  

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2018-10-12 04:31:52 UTC  

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2018-10-12 04:31:57 UTC  

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2018-10-12 04:32:02 UTC  

👀

2018-10-12 04:32:19 UTC  

guy on the right is a rockefeller i believ

2018-10-12 05:25:02 UTC  

weekly reminder that Finland doesnt exist

2018-10-12 08:26:38 UTC  

Yes, we are alone

2018-10-12 08:26:42 UTC  

Fuck space

2018-10-12 08:26:53 UTC  

Space has no properties

2018-10-12 10:32:05 UTC  

Your mom has no properties

2018-10-12 22:33:28 UTC  

Empty space is God's essence

2018-10-12 23:00:35 UTC  
2018-10-12 23:00:46 UTC  

Gray's BTFO

2018-10-13 00:14:16 UTC  

@BWMiller i'm on the bit about the fermi paradox and this guy only has two exlanations for "human limitations" and I'm assuming he's just choosing to ignore the hilariously obvious one "we can't see the aliens because we don't have any devices capable of detecting them yet"

2018-10-13 00:14:34 UTC  

ufologists btfo

2018-10-13 00:14:41 UTC  

Nah he gets to that

2018-10-13 00:14:47 UTC  

Game theory

2018-10-13 00:15:26 UTC  

what does game theory have to say about the inverse square law and interstellar distances

2018-10-13 00:17:13 UTC  

That's more of the theoretical engineering. He crunches the numbers on how far aliens would get from their starting point if they tried. Game theory suggests that even if they didn't have an insatiable appetite for resources they would still spread out to prevent another possible species who might have an insatiable appetite for species from getting there first

2018-10-13 00:17:43 UTC  

Zoo hypothesis is one suggested answer

2018-10-13 00:17:54 UTC  

But it's not that we can't spot them. It's that they're hiding

2018-10-13 00:18:14 UTC  

wtf

2018-10-13 00:18:39 UTC  

?

2018-10-13 00:19:58 UTC  

@BWMiller you're not understanding me. We only barely observed the fact that Proxima Centauri, our closest stellar neighbor even has planets. How can we even possibly detect an alien satellite around their planet?

2018-10-13 00:20:07 UTC  

much less a star further away

2018-10-13 00:20:25 UTC  

Dyson speres would be noticable

2018-10-13 00:20:30 UTC  

not really

2018-10-13 00:20:32 UTC  

Spheres*

2018-10-13 00:20:36 UTC  

maybe on really close stars

2018-10-13 00:20:43 UTC  

Spreading blackness

2018-10-13 00:20:51 UTC  

Also they would be here by now

2018-10-13 00:20:53 UTC  

spreading on a thousand year time scale

2018-10-13 00:21:05 UTC  

no they wouldn't you're discounting how vast our galaxy is

2018-10-13 00:21:14 UTC  

ftl is impossible

2018-10-13 00:21:28 UTC  

No your discounting how low we've been around. You're missing the entire point of the video

2018-10-13 00:21:41 UTC  

The universe is like 12-14 byo