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dyna mo 01-22-2016 09:34 AM

more science proof: We are the only intelligent life in the Universe - the Gaian Bottleneck
 
you may recall my thread already solving Fermi's paradox,

https://gfy.com/fucking-around-and-pr...light=universe



here's the latest (and more):

The aliens are silent because they are extinct | ANU


"The mystery of why we haven't yet found signs of aliens may have less to do with the likelihood of the origin of life or intelligence and have more to do with the rarity of the rapid emergence of biological regulation of feedback cycles on planetary surfaces," he said.

Wet, rocky planets, with the ingredients and energy sources required for life seem to be ubiquitous, however, as physicist Enrico Fermi pointed out in 1950, no signs of surviving extra-terrestrial life have been found.

A plausible solution to Fermi's paradox, say the researchers, is near universal early extinction, which they have named the Gaian Bottleneck.

"One intriguing prediction of the Gaian Bottleneck model is that the vast majority of fossils in the universe will be from extinct microbial life, not from multicellular species such as dinosaurs or humanoids that take billions of years to evolve," said Associate Professor Lineweaver.


Gaian regulation:

The regulation of carbon dioxide and climate: Gaia or geochemistry.


we are all alone in the Universe. enjoy it! we got the whole place to ourselves!!

420 01-22-2016 10:00 AM

Why do people say humans are the only intelligent life on earth?

The humanoids on other planets didn't make it past the ice age. Now we must wait until their dolphins grow thumbs and build space ships.

atom 01-22-2016 10:04 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by dyna mo (Post 20707630)
you may recall my thread already solving Fermi's paradox,

https://gfy.com/fucking-around-and-pr...light=universe



here's the latest (and more):

The aliens are silent because they are extinct | ANU


"The mystery of why we haven't yet found signs of aliens may have less to do with the likelihood of the origin of life or intelligence and have more to do with the rarity of the rapid emergence of biological regulation of feedback cycles on planetary surfaces," he said.

Wet, rocky planets, with the ingredients and energy sources required for life seem to be ubiquitous, however, as physicist Enrico Fermi pointed out in 1950, no signs of surviving extra-terrestrial life have been found.

A plausible solution to Fermi's paradox, say the researchers, is near universal early extinction, which they have named the Gaian Bottleneck.

"One intriguing prediction of the Gaian Bottleneck model is that the vast majority of fossils in the universe will be from extinct microbial life, not from multicellular species such as dinosaurs or humanoids that take billions of years to evolve," said Associate Professor Lineweaver.


Gaian regulation:

The regulation of carbon dioxide and climate: Gaia or geochemistry.


we are all alone in the Universe. enjoy it! we got the whole place to ourselves!!


"Life on Earth probably played a leading role in stabilising the planet's climate," he said.

Please let Mark Prince know this.

Thank you

EonBlue 01-22-2016 10:13 AM

The reason we can't find aliens is because climate change killed them. At least that's the reason according to this drivel:

Why Can't We Find Aliens? Climate Change Killed Them




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dyna mo 01-22-2016 10:20 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by EonBlue (Post 20707667)
Nope. The reason we can't find aliens is because climate change killed them. At least that's the reason according to this drivel:

Why Can't We Find Aliens? Climate Change Killed Them




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umm, hmmm, well, not sure how to say this, so i'll just say it, that's the research i cited in my OP.

dyna mo 01-22-2016 10:22 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by atom (Post 20707658)
"Life on Earth probably played a leading role in stabilising the planet's climate," he said.

Please let Mark Prince know this.

Thank you

:1orglaugh



markrpince


EonBlue 01-22-2016 10:29 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by dyna mo (Post 20707674)
umm, hmmm, well, not sure how to say this, so i'll just say it, that's the research i cited in my OP.

Ooops, sorry. Didn't make the connection due to lack of reading the entire link in your OP. My bad. Modified my post.

But what is laughable in the Discovery link I posted is that they expand on the theory in your posted link and blame industrialized society as the cause of the climate change that leads to the extinction. You know - to make us feel bad for having an industrial society and for just being human.

Quote:

But now we have an intelligent lifeform that emerged as a dominant force, interrupting and exploiting our planet??s natural cycles. Humanity has inadvertently created a new bottleneck ?? let??s call it the ??Industrial Bottleneck? ?? by causing irreversible changes to our delicate biosphere. Now, we??re seeing rapid impacts on our civilization as the balance in our climate is knocked off-kilter by the inexorable rise of greenhouse gases from industrial processes and energy needs.

Are these bottlenecks common throughout the cosmos? If an extraterrestrial lifeform ??makes the grade? and survives the Gaian Bottleneck, does it then face another existential threat from their evolution into a industrial civilization?

For now, this is all speculation, but what??s clear from observations of our own planet, is that the mother of all existential self-inflicted bottlenecks is on the horizon and, unless we find a way of reversing the damage we??ve caused to our environment, it seems we??ll quickly become just another lifeform that didn??t make the grade.


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dyna mo 01-22-2016 10:35 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by EonBlue (Post 20707682)
Ooops, sorry. Didn't make the connection due to lack of reading the entire link in your OP. My bad. Modified my post.

But what is laughable in the Discovery link I posted is that they expand on the theory in your posted link and blame industrialized society as the cause of the climate change that leads to the extinction. You know - to make us feel bad for having an industrial society and for just being human.





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liberal media already trying to politicize the science, the libs will love it!

aliens killed themselves with their own industrial pollution....all gleaned from the OP study. classic.

Coup 01-22-2016 10:41 AM

If the infinite multiverse theory is correct, there is a version of me out there somewhere that is masturbating to this thread IRL right now.

Really makes you think, man.

Penny24Seven 01-22-2016 10:53 AM

Funny how people can make a claim either way. When you realize just how big the universe is and there could be life even in our own galaxy and we would not know it.
Our radio waves have just started to reach a few of the closest stars in our own galaxy and will take 50 thousand years to cover just the milky way. There is still a billion more galaxies out there with billions of planets and stars in them.
How in the hell can we know anything? No fucking way.

dyna mo 01-22-2016 10:55 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by EonBlue (Post 20707682)
Ooops, sorry. Didn't make the connection due to lack of reading the entire link in your OP. My bad. Modified my post.

But what is laughable in the Discovery link I posted is that they expand on the theory in your posted link and blame industrialized society as the cause of the climate change that leads to the extinction. You know - to make us feel bad for having an industrial society and for just being human.





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typical liberal journalism, they didn't even read the original paper.

from there:

"The existence of life on Earth today might have more to do with the unusually rapid biological evolution of effective niche construction and Gaian regulation in the first billion years. Habitability and habitable zones would then not only be a passive abiotic property of stellar and planetary physics and chemistry (such as stellar luminosity, initial water content, and decreasing bombardment rate) but would also be a result of early life’s ability to influence initially abiotic geochemical cycles and turn them into the life-mediated biogeochemical cycles that we are familiar with on the current Earth (Lenton,
1998; Lenton et al., 2004; Schneider, 2004; Falkowski et al., 2008; Kump et al., 2009).

Without rapid evolution of Gaian regulation, early extinction would be the most common fate of planetary life. Even if the emergence of life is a common feature of wet rocky planets throughout the Universe, the Gaian bottleneck model suggests that inhabited Earth-like planets would be rare."

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PR_Glen 01-22-2016 10:58 AM

there is nothing very unique about the existence of life. There is something very unique about what you consider to be proof though.

EonBlue 01-22-2016 11:01 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Brian837 (Post 20707709)
Funny how people can make a claim either way. When you realize just how big the universe is and there could be life even in our own galaxy and we would not know it.
Our radio waves have just started to reach a few of the closest stars in our own galaxy and will take 50 thousand years to cover just the milky way. There is still a billion more galaxies out there with billions of planets and stars in them.
How in the hell can we know anything? No fucking way.

I agree. And what if an intelligent alien civilization has not yet developed radio technology? What if they are like we were in the 1800's or even ancient times? That is still a civilization and is intelligent. Or maybe they didn't develop high powered broadcast technology and are using wires and/or very low powered antennas.

The whole premise of discounting an intelligent alien life-form out there simply because we haven't "found" one yet is ludicrous.



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dyna mo 01-22-2016 11:04 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by EonBlue (Post 20707716)
I agree. And what if an intelligent alien civilization has not yet developed radio technology? What if they are like we were in the 1800's or even ancient times? That is still a civilization and is intelligent. Or maybe they didn't develop high powered broadcast technology and are using wires and/or very low powered antennas.

The whole premise of discounting an intelligent alien life-form out there simply because we haven't "found" one yet is ludicrous.



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the whole premise that there must be intelligent life out their on account of the universe is real big is ludicrous.

EonBlue 01-22-2016 11:04 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by dyna mo (Post 20707711)
typical liberal journalism, they didn't even read the original paper.

Of course not. They always go into everything with the notion that climate change = bad, humans cause climate change, therefore humans = bad.

And they will twist and spin anything they can find to give the false impression that it backs up their premise.



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dyna mo 01-22-2016 11:06 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by PR_Glen (Post 20707713)
there is nothing very unique about the existence of life. There is something very unique about what you consider to be proof though.


there's something very unique about your need to make this about me.

EonBlue 01-22-2016 11:09 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by dyna mo (Post 20707719)
the whole premise that there must be intelligent life out their on account of the universe is real big is ludicrous.

Not saying that there must be intelligent life out there because the universe is big. But if I had to bet I would put money on there is over there isn't.

The reality is we will probably never know one way or another.



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CDSmith 01-22-2016 11:10 AM

"In the universe"

Christ's teeth, what size of an ego does it take to declare something like that openly as fact I wonder. Unless the author(s) of that scientific 'factoid' have actually visited every one of the untold number of galaxies out there, each containing millions of worlds habitable or otherwise conducive to life, both as we know it and as we yet don't know it, only then will a paper like that truly meet the definition of fact.

Science loves to upjump their theories to the rank of fact, quite often in fact. We haven't even fully explored our own damned solar system so I find it highly suspect that anyone on Earth can say with any degree of certainty as to what sorts of life may or may not be out there in a universe so vast it's beyond insane.

dyna mo 01-22-2016 11:12 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by CDSmith (Post 20707728)
"In the universe"

Christ's teeth, what size of an ego does it take to declare something like that openly as fact I wonder. Unless the author(s) of that scientific 'factoid' have actually visited every one of the untold number of galaxies out there, each containing millions of worlds habitable or otherwise conducive to life, both as we know it and as we yet don't know it, only then will a paper like that truly meet the definition of fact.

Science loves to upjump their theories to the rank of fact, quite often in fact. We haven't even fully explored our own damned solar system so I find it highly suspect that anyone on Earth can say with any degree of certainty as to what sorts of life may or may not be out there in a universe so vast it's beyond insane.

ftr, the study's authors simply posited their research results as a possible solution to Fermi's paradox.

Penny24Seven 01-22-2016 11:15 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by EonBlue (Post 20707716)
I agree. And what if an intelligent alien civilization has not yet developed radio technology? What if they are like we were in the 1800's or even ancient times? That is still a civilization and is intelligent. Or maybe they didn't develop high powered broadcast technology and are using wires and/or very low powered antennas.

The whole premise of discounting an intelligent alien life-form out there simply because we haven't "found" one yet is ludicrous.



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That is what I am saying. I mean no matter what they have if they are a million light years away we will never know.
They say how the closest star is just 4 million light years away. Yeah that is only 15,000 years if we fly there LOL, no problem hop on in and lets take a space trip.
So it would take a million years just to get out of the galaxy or to stop by the other side.
Another million years to fly back and say look what we found bitches:1orglaugh:1orglaugh

and all of this is just 1 galaxy out of 200 billion, seems legit :1orglaugh or maybe it was 2 billion galaxies. Whatever it is the number is so huge.

dyna mo 01-22-2016 11:17 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by EonBlue (Post 20707726)
Not saying that there must be intelligent life out there because the universe is big. But if I had to bet I would put money on there is over there isn't.

The reality is we will probably never know one way or another.



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that's right. it's really more a personal belief topic.
i don't see what the big deal is in needing to believe we are not alone though. and people that get offended that some can believe we are alone. so what, we're alone in the universe. it's not like we're not alone in it right now in reality. we can't find other intelligent life, they can't find us. in essence, we are alone in the Universe.

the other fascinating part of this is the new science that is emerging- astrobiology. that's some cool shit right there! and it also is more able to look for intelligent life intelligently rather than astronomers or astrophysicists.

blackmonsters 01-22-2016 11:37 AM

Scientific proof that we found nothing.
That's a good one.

:1orglaugh

CaptainHowdy 01-22-2016 11:44 AM

Science is going to the shitter ...

dyna mo 01-22-2016 11:45 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by CaptainHowdy (Post 20707756)
Science is going to the shitter ...

What's makes you say that?

dyna mo 01-22-2016 11:47 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by blackmonsters (Post 20707751)
Scientific proof that we found nothing.
That's a good one.

:1orglaugh

You do realize 0 is a real number right?

BaldBastard 01-22-2016 12:01 PM

Dark matter and dark energy makes up more than 95% of this planet and universe we live in.. Yet we don't even know yet how to detect let alone see them.

2MuchMark 01-22-2016 12:09 PM

Hmm.

1. Dynamo misquotes scientific paper, mistakes "plausible" for "proof" to fit his own mindset.
2. Invites discussion.
3. Trashes all ideas and those that offer those ideas that don't fit his own.

conclusion: douche.

rogueteens 01-22-2016 12:09 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by dyna mo (Post 20707719)
the whole premise that there must be intelligent life out their on account of the universe is real big is ludicrous.


no it's not. you just do not grasp just how big the universe is.

blackmonsters 01-22-2016 12:18 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by dyna mo (Post 20707760)
You do realize 0 is a real number right?


I now have scientific proof that you have that real number in your head.


:1orglaugh

PR_Glen 01-22-2016 12:33 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by dyna mo (Post 20707723)
there's something very unique about your need to make this about me.

You are the one making the claim, not anyone else.

both that of which you listed are just theoretical hypotheses, not proof. Dated ones at that.

MiamiBoyz 01-22-2016 12:36 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Brian837 (Post 20707709)
Funny how people can make a claim either way. When you realize just how big the universe is and there could be life even in our own galaxy and we would not know it.
Our radio waves have just started to reach a few of the closest stars in our own galaxy and will take 50 thousand years to cover just the milky way. There is still a billion more galaxies out there with billions of planets and stars in them.
How in the hell can we know anything? No fucking way.

Sorry but science will not help you in this argument.

On Jesus can Praise his holy name.

http://41.media.tumblr.com/cb46a75e6...iuduo1_500.jpg

And his virgin mother Mary ... oh, nevermind.

dyna mo 01-22-2016 12:39 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ********** (Post 20707780)
Hmm.

1. Dynamo misquotes scientific paper, mistakes "plausible" for "proof" to fit his own mindset.
2. Invites discussion.
3. Trashes all ideas and those that offer those ideas that don't fit his own.

conclusion: douche.

i didn't misquote jack shit, dumbfuckwad.

i didn't invite discussion, dumbfuckwad

the only ideas trashed in here have been mine, dumbfuckwad, just like what your hypocritical dumbfuckwad punk ass just did.

you're a fucking joke. go back to your fucking science, a dumbfuck Transformers movie and leave the real science to people who actually study it.

dyna mo 01-22-2016 12:42 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by PR_Glen (Post 20707814)
You are the one making the claim, not anyone else.

both that of which you listed are just theoretical hypotheses, not proof. Dated ones at that.

you've never struck me as being easily distracted, ********** style. yet here you are needing to point out how distracted you are. why even bother? now what?

dyna mo 01-22-2016 12:45 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by rogueteens (Post 20707781)
no it's not. you just do not grasp just how big the universe is.

i grasp the fact no one knows with absolute certainty how big the universe is.

i also grasp the fact that creating intelligent life isn't based on a statistic.

dyna mo 01-22-2016 12:47 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by PR_Glen (Post 20707814)
You are the one making the claim, not anyone else.

both that of which you listed are just theoretical hypotheses, not proof. Dated ones at that.

you also missed the date of publication on the topic of this thread. unless you're now trying to suggest yesterday is dated science research for you.

dyna mo 01-22-2016 12:55 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by blackmonsters (Post 20707794)
I now have scientific proof that you have that real number in your head.


:1orglaugh

you should prolly just stick to your racist rants in your threads.

blackmonsters 01-22-2016 01:05 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by dyna mo (Post 20707841)
you should prolly just stick to your racist rants in your threads.

Your race card smells like shit because you pulled it out of your ass.

:2 cents:


I don't claim that you're fucking dumb because you are white; I just claim that you're fucking dumb.


:1orglaugh

dyna mo 01-22-2016 01:12 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by blackmonsters (Post 20707853)
Your race card smells like shit because you pulled it out of your ass.

:2 cents:


I don't claim that you're fucking dumb because you are white; I just claim that you're fucking dumb.


:1orglaugh

got it, not 1 single fuck given, now run along and go tend to your racist shit thread.

blackmonsters 01-22-2016 01:15 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by dyna mo (Post 20707860)
got it, not 1 single fuck given, now run along and go tend to your racist shit thread.

:mad: Angry white man :mad:


:1orglaugh

dyna mo 01-22-2016 01:19 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by blackmonsters (Post 20707862)
:mad: Angry white man :mad:


:1orglaugh

got it, not 1 single fuck given, now run along and go tend to your racist shit thread.

blackmonsters 01-22-2016 01:22 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by dyna mo (Post 20707865)
got it, not 1 single fuck given, now run along and go tend to your racist shit thread.

:mad::mad: Angrier White Man :mad::mad:


:1orglaugh:1orglaugh

dyna mo 01-22-2016 01:28 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by blackmonsters (Post 20707868)
:mad::mad: Angrier White Man :mad::mad:


:1orglaugh:1orglaugh


not 1 single fuck given if that's what you think, ask yourself why the fuck would dyna mo give 1 single fuck.

and i have a question for you also, serious- have you and i crossed paths before? have i done something to you that caused you to need to come in here and call me names for starting a fun thread?

blackmonsters 01-22-2016 02:01 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by dyna mo (Post 20707870)
not 1 single fuck given if that's what you think, ask yourself why the fuck would dyna mo give 1 single fuck.

and i have a question for you also, serious- have you and i crossed paths before? have i done something to you that caused you to need to come in here and call me names for starting a fun thread?

STFU, you asked me if I realized that 0 was a real number and you thought you'd get a really nice reply?

:1orglaugh:1orglaugh

dyna mo 01-22-2016 02:12 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by blackmonsters (Post 20707885)
STFU, you asked me if I realized that 0 was a real number and you thought you'd get a really nice reply?

:1orglaugh:1orglaugh

STFU,you left out how you first yapped "scientific proof that nothing exists? :1orglaugh:1orglaugh" and you thought you'd not get asked if you know that nothing is a natural occurence in science and math?

that's when you- not being a racist or nothing, started referring to me as the angry white man.


chill out man. you can't do that though. ********** ish. no biggie here, as per usual not 1... blah blah.





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anyhoo, it's not a foregone conclusion we are not alone in the Universe. The original study didn't approach the equation assuming we are alone. they plugged in their theory and the results came out.

sure i used the word "proof", i chose that word because this sort of science proves the opposite is not proof either, that we are not alone.

bushwacker 01-22-2016 02:21 PM

It's a hard subject for me to wrap my pea brain around, as the universe is mind boggling large.
IMHO, it is certainly plausible that there could be intelligent life somewhere in the universe.

However me thinks the human race will be long gone before any visit our planet.

The Porn Nerd 01-22-2016 02:28 PM

Mathmeticians have zero real life experience. They just go on probabilities based on the skimpiest of "evidence". It's like mental masturbation to them. Like they KNOW (yeah right) how big the Universe is, when it will "die", when it was "born", blah blah blah.

I would LOVE to be a theoretical physicist because then no one could ever prove me "wrong". What a joke.

The aliens are directly opposite us, behind our sun, that's why we can't find them. Duh.

dyna mo 01-22-2016 02:32 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by bushwacker (Post 20707899)
It's a hard subject for me to wrap my pea brain around, as the universe is mind boggling large.
IMHO, it is certainly plausible that there could be intelligent life somewhere in the universe.

However me thinks the human race will be long gone before any visit our planet.

that's basically the same results this study concluded. before life can get to the level of intelligence/technology/space travel, which obviously requires billions of years, it's usually long gone.

dyna mo 01-22-2016 02:36 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by The Porn Nerd (Post 20707906)
Mathmeticians have zero real life experience. They just go on probabilities based on the skimpiest of "evidence". It's like mental masturbation to them. Like they KNOW (yeah right) how big the Universe is, when it will "die", when it was "born", blah blah blah.

I would LOVE to be a theoretical physicist because then no one could ever prove me "wrong". What a joke.

The aliens are directly opposite us, behind our sun, that's why we can't find them. Duh.

that's what's so cool about these astrobiologists! instead of crunching the math and determining based on Drake's equation that the probability of intelligent life is out there, these guys mix a variety of science disciplines and apply that to Fermi's equation. pretty cool.

dillfly2000 01-22-2016 02:38 PM

Well, If we land on another planet.... bam! intelligent life on another planet.
But you did say universe OP, So I'll not use my statement as a response but rather a simple fact.

blah blah...astrophysics... smug.... hipster... coffee... blah

blackmonsters 01-22-2016 02:45 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by dyna mo (Post 20707894)
STFU,you left out how you first yapped "scientific proof that nothing exists? :1orglaugh:1orglaugh" and you thought you'd not get asked if you know that nothing is a natural occurence in science and math?

that's when you- not being a racist or nothing, started referring to me as the angry white man.


chill out man. you can't do that though. ********** ish. no biggie here, as per usual not 1... blah blah.





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anyhoo, it's not a foregone conclusion we are not alone in the Universe. The original study didn't approach the equation assuming we are alone. they plugged in their theory and the results came out.

sure i used the word "proof", i chose that word because this sort of science proves the opposite is not proof either, that we are not alone.


Yo mama!


:1orglaugh


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