... conservative because we are assuming that only earth like planets are suitable for life. So by simply dividing we get ten billion. But for more scientific approach we can consider Drake's equation. This equation basically states the number of communicating civilizations in our Galaxy, which depends on a number of factors ... just a few years before it became a reality. History always teaches us that if physics declares such and such to be undoable, a major revolution could be just around the corner. Today we are faced with 2 such revolutions. The first one is Free Energy. Quantum physic...

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... conservative because we are assuming that only earth like planets are suitable for life. So by simply dividing we get ten billion. But for more scientific approach we can consider Drake's equation. This equation basically states the number of communicating civilizations in our Galaxy, which depends on a number of factors ... just a few years before it became a reality. History always teaches us that if physics declares such and such to be undoable, a major revolution could be just around the corner. Today we are faced with 2 such revolutions. The first one is Free Energy. Quantum physic...

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... into problems with modern astronomy, and much of modern science. I see a world where scientists are moving away from the tendencies that have been prevalent since the scientific revolution, and moving towards the thoughts that prevailed before the scientific revolution. I see the dark matter theory, and I see another so called God, a concept used to explain the problems with our theories without quantifiable fact. Although dark ... ...

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