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Kepler discovers Earth sized planet in habitable zone...


Darth Biscuit

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On a serious note nothing makes me appreciate the miracle that is humanity like the vastness of space. I posted a demonstration of just how immense our solar system is compared to us about a week ago in the Pluto thread. I believe there is life out there somewhere, but as soon as I start thinking they're knocking on our door I just can't get past the logistical difficulties of space travel for complex life forms. And btw, we fug this planet up and destroy each other, the only thing I'm going to be thinking is how intelligent life can be so stupid. That we're the only evidence of intelligent life that we know of and we blew it. There's only one earth, nowhere to go if this one gets destroyed.

 

I dunno, I contemplate this and then I check my news feed and see people complaining about 15 dollar an hour McDonald's jobs. I'm like, "you asshats..."

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