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June 12th 07, 11:48 PM
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Not alone in the visible universe, not even in our own galaxy
DS We only know nature deals in large numbers. One intelligent life
per galaxy could fit,or be off by 200 billion. It has to come out of the uncertainty principle. On Earth we have 1 million different life forms,and the city rat is next to man in intelligence,or the chimps No chance of them being rocket engineers. Bert 
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