Two conflicting theories suggest on the one hand that the complex biological nature of Earth is rare or even unique in the universe or conversly that life is inevitable just about everywhere, given a few constants.

Are we alone in the universe or are there countless planets with complex life and intelligent species within our astronomical neighbourhood?

How likely is it that that not very far away in our own galaxy that there are sentient beings asking this very same question?

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