fermi

One of my favorite topics is the Fermi Paradox and consequently the Great Filter (which someone already discussed).

Bigfoot might 0.0137384 exist.) The universe gives us Fermi paradoxes and dark energy and Godel's incompleteness theorem.

Hmmm, great article that summarizes some of the more advanced explanations for the Fermi paradox.

I find myself thinking that the existance of Dark Energy/Dark Matter is the solution to the fermi paradox.

One potential answer to the Fermi paradox is that there isn't one.

All we're talking about here with the Fermi paradox is detecting evidence of intelligent life, not understanding their technology or motivations.

I really think that the great filter (of the fermi paradox) is behind us.

In fact, this is my explanation for the fermi paradox.

However, something always bothers me about the Fermi paradox.

I might say there is a whiteboard exercise, or years ago mentioned if a client asked Fermi problems, but never a specific question.

Interesting Fermi problem for sadistic interviewers: what would be the global energy saving per invocation of this vim function if a 5x performance improvement were to be found?

> Great Filters Quick link for those who haven't read Fermi paradox et al.

I think there may be many "Great Filters" to explain the Fermi paradox, and the rise of metazoans may be one of those filters.

I knew him at first for the minimax theorem in game theory, then I've read he was part of club of Hungarian scientists called "the Martians" and also Fermi jokingly said the extraterrestrial life is already here and they call themselves the Hungarians.

There are a lot of hidden assumptions you have to make for Fermi's Paradox to truly be a paradox.

Fermi paradox is interesting because if aliens did have the ability to teleport they would've done so.

For some possible solutions to Fermi's paradox, this can easily be solved.