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"tedstrukWA" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>... > There are about 1million million million to the millionth stars in the > heavens. > There are about 1 million millionth of a chance that each on has life on > it. I agree... it is very unlikely that life exists on each (or any) star. What is a "millionth of a chance"? Is this some new approach to probability that I haven't heard about? Or are you just as ignorant as you sound? > of those chances, probablility and outcome say that the chance of this type > of life existing elsewhere is extremely nil. Ah... that answers my previous question. > a guogle is a 1 with a million zeros behind it. OK, you don't need to keep piling on the evidence that you are an idiot. > yes 1 alien was here. but it was a long long time ago........ I said stop it!
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