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This tends to be supported by the fact no one has received any radiosignals from "them."

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RichA[_6_] This tends to be supported by... September 17th 18, 11:14 PM

Chris L Peterson This tends to be... September 17th 18, 11:48 PM

Martin Brown[_3_] This tends to be... September 18th 18, 10:05 AM

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This tends to be supported by the fact no one has received any radiosignals from "them."

Radio signals radiate out in a spherical shell. Presuming (because we have no evidence either way) that advanced civilizations would have (if they formed like they did on Earth) started broadcasting 200-500 years ago, and given the number of stars in the vicinity, we'd have picked up something by now. We haven't.

https://www.cloudynights.com/article...-paradox-r3162

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