Warden_of_the_Storm
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I wanted to address "absence of evidence is not evidence of absence." I didn't do it before because your side has the math to near infinity. This certainly can be the case of absence of evidence is not evidence of absence as the numbers for a potential another Earth increase. Yet, I think the probabilities that we have will bear me out. However, I can't show it if we go beyond our solar system. I can say for near certainty using experimental evidence that there aren't any aliens anywhere in our solar system. Again, it's because of fine tuning. With an increasing larger set of solar systems in the universe, then the probabilities could change to favor your side.
I would honestly be shocked and amazed if we find another near-Earth like planet. I'd honestly just settle for multi-cellar organisms in a pond somewhere near Alpha Centauri as evidence of alien life.
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