/sci/ - Science & Math

>>15998493
there 99% exist life outside of earth SOMEWHERE in the universe.

if our current theories about evolutions are even remotely correct as in
>it takes a little of luck for few random proteins in warm water to kick start "life"
then in the "infinite" universe with trillions of planets A LOT of them are at the very minimum colonized by amobeas and other simple germs and or algae swimming in liquid water and using nearest sun and or minerals for energy.

>inb4 so where are the aliens???
very very very far away. if our current understanding of physics is correct, there is practically unreachable distance between us and "them". and by the time their star ship would reach our planet we might as well be all dead cause our sun ran out of fuel and burned earth to crisp.

the 1% probability is for us being completely wrong about evolution and there being sky daddy who created us in his image. in that case it is clear why there are no aliens: there is only 1 god and he is okay with just 1 life planet.

>>15811327
100% immune something. calling it disease is probably too strong word, more like malfunction.

if your immune system would work properly it would notice the cancer when it grows big enough, it would then compare the DNA, recognize it as illegal immigrant and then swiftly kill it.

the later stages of cancer where its cells explode into whole body is blatant immune system disease. focusing on what is causing cancer is imho pointless pursuit: everything causes varios harm on cell level, even fucking sun light or eating meat. We should focus way more on understand immune system and improving it so whatever cancer shows up is instantly killed the same way as when you breathe in a couple of bacteria or viruses.