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Wednesday, February 26, 2014

715 New Planets Observed, But Still
No Intelligent Life Anywhere In Galaxy

They seek, but they cannot find.
The lights are on but nobody's home.
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3 comments:

  1. Weird Dave27 February, 2014 10:39

    The odds are getting better.

    (Not, of course, for this planet.)

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  2. ifthethunderdontgetya™³²®©27 February, 2014 14:05

    Now now, Weird Dave.

    Once we humans ruin the planet for all the mammals, I'll bet an intelligent race of cockroaches will evolve in X million years.
    ~

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  3. OBS27 February, 2014 16:06

    Once we humans ruin the planet for all the mammals, I'll bet an intelligent race of cockroaches will evolve in X million years.

    Never know, all the radiation we leave behind might even speed up the rate of mutation and make for interesting and/or more rapid evolution.

    Progress!

    Also: captcha contains both "irs" and "mercy" -- what's Google trying to tell me?

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