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In response to "uh, no. its saying the basic building blocks of life are also found not on earth" by Guy

it's highly unlikely the amino acid was anywhere from the start. Exogensis or not, we got here somehow.

Posted by Beryllium (aka grayman) Aug 18 '09, 15:06

What this means to us is that it's slightly more likely that intelligent life also exists *elsewhere*. That's the more important thing to take away from this, IMO

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i think the point of the article is that what allows us to exist exists elsewhere -- nm - Guy Aug 18, 15:25 1
- Which is a far cry from Loyola's definitive "We're aliens" statement, which is what I was attempting to clarify. -- nm - Beryllium Aug 18, 15:29
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- Panspermia cuts both ways; if it happened somewhere else, and it happened here, maybe intelligence happened somewhere else too -- nm - Beryllium Aug 18, 15:24 1
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it's highly unlikely the amino acid was *anywhere* from the start. Exogensis or not, we got here somehow.

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it's highly unlikely the amino acid was anywhere from the start. Exogensis or not, we got here somehow.