highwaystar101 on 28 April 2009
Inevitable. Chance played a big part in it though, our existence was unlikely, but it happened. I think anyone aware of the 'Rare earth theory' will agree with me.
Your standard single cell lifeform can exist in a wide variety of environments in any system within the right zone for water to exist. But complex life such as us takes a lot to reach this level.
Basically, Simple life is everywhere and life like us is rare due to the specific conditions and many variables we required to evolve to out current state.
But the flaw I find with this theory is that it is specific to lifeforms we know, not factoring others that could potentially exist in ways we can't imagine.
You know what ignore this post it's like a 0.00000000001% chance I am right.
