Kit Bashir on Nostr: Turn the Fermi Paradox around: the galaxy is old enough for self-replicating sublight ...
Turn the Fermi Paradox around: the galaxy is old enough for self-replicating sublight probes launched from any one planet to have easily visited every star system. The fact that we observe no aliens proves AI is snake oil.
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