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This is actually the opposite when you think about it deeply. There are over 8 billion of us on a tiny rock orbiting one star among 200-400 billion stars in the Milky Way alone, with hundreds of billions of planets scattered across the galaxy, yet, despite all of that, we have found zero evidence of another intelligent civilization anywhere. Not one signal. So when you zoom out and see how vast and empty the universe appears to be, the fact that you are here, alive, conscious, capable of even asking this question, that doesn’t make you irrelevant. It makes you one of the rarest phenomena in the known universe. You’re not small. You’re statistically miraculous.
Another rare fact that makes every single human in existence special (when you zoom out) is this: there will always be more humans who will never exist than humans who ever will. The number of potential humans who will never get a chance at consciousness is almost infinite.
Ewgi@Ssaasquatch
You are one of 7 billion people on a tiny planet orbiting an average star in a random ass galaxy. You my friend are irrelevant in the grand scheme of things.
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