Until the current moment, mankind is not realized that there is a diverse population of intelligent civilizations living in our universe. In the current article we will deduce the occurrence/existence of extraterrestrial life by mathematical proof. I would show you that even inside our galaxy, the Milky Way, a sufficient number of alien creatures are living. The first section includes an algebraic probabilistic proof when the event of life is not highly biased and the second section includes a proof by contradiction that describes the event fundamentally.
Now let's complete it and make it publishable for a leading journal by your advisement.
Download the article here:
http://vixra.org/pdf/1508.0089v3.pdf

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Also moved to speculations. If when you post more details you can convince then maybe we can move back - however I find that unlikely

 

 

 

What do you think the very first creatures to evolve civilization would make of your article? That's the trouble with a Universe full of alien civilizations, one species has to be the first.

What do you think the very first creatures to evolve civilization would make of your article? That's the trouble with a Universe full of alien civilizations, one species has to be the first.

 

or less hopefully, I guess at one point, the last...

 

or less hopefully, I guess at one point, the last...

What do you think the very first creatures to evolve civilization would make of your article?

Thank you. I think the writing structure is currently understandable only by deep-reading and understanding the contexts by experts.

Regarding your question "@Daecon": Probably the very first ones may give me hope and expertise to give the service appreciate-full and majestically to the second ones.

Edited February 14, 20169 yr by Peiman

I think most who frequent this forum believe life elsewhere in the Universe is probable or nearly inevitable; at least, I do.

 

At first glance "probabilistic proof" seems redundant, since no proof is absolute. That isn't what you mean, but I think you should try to improve on your title. Moreover, I think the consensus that life is proved to exist elsewhere would be finding some extraterrestrial, even a microbe.

Probable, but not known. Probability based proofs are always dubious, you don't know who's knocking on your door until you open it. You can say "It is probably Emily, my girlfriend, knocking because she and I made plans to meet at my house at five o'clock for dinner, which is the hour now." but it could be the mailman, or a random salesman, you don't know until you open it.