/sci/ - Science & Math

>>9657308
Holy shit, I'm sick of this crap, you're about to get both barrels you fucking piece of shit.
No, obviously not, you dullard, otherwise it would be all over the fucking everywhere, all the fucking time.
But it isn't, because we don't have it... YET!
Now, you slopeskull, consider the size of the universe, the reach of your equipment and just how long we've been looking with high-powered equipment (for us).
We haven't even observed 1% of the OBSERVABLE UNIVERSE, let alone the probable ACTUAL UNIVERSE.
The observable universe alone is 93 billion light years in diameter, that's a radius of 46 billion light years, that's fucking ginormously massively gargantuan and there's probably even more universe out there.
Now, consider all of the fucking objects, like fucking massive clouds of gas and debris larger than our fucking solar system.
Now, consider just how far away we can see shit, not very far, for instance our nearst stellar neighbor is the Alpha Centauri system, in which we can only detect planets because of fucking wobbles, we can't even see planets and that's 'only' 4.367 light years away.
Now, consider how long we've been transmitting radio waves into space and just how far they've gotten, not very far.
All of this means that even if there were xeno nearby (in comparison to the massive nature of the universe), we wouldn't know about them yet.
So fuck off, it isn't easy to find other intelligent life when your universe is so fucking hugely massive, you absolute dolt.