PEOPLE ARE FUCKING STUPID

>double dubs of truth checked
Even the smartest human is still an idiot.

>there is no evidence to suggest that there's no other life within any meaningful distance.

point taken, though, due to how versatile life can get,(extremophiles for example), no one can really rule out the fact that life CAN exist somewhere and since the universe is VERY OLD, you can't really say that there isn't a race out there that's not humanity.

>that actually would be pretty far fetched, there's no reason to assume that the longer that a species has existed (which is of course an arbitrary timespan unless you abandon the concept of evolution) that they would be more likely to spontaneously get psychic powers

I have never said that the longer a species will live, they will get telepathy. I simply said that if a race as young as humans suddenly gets telepathy, then, why couldn't beings far older?

they wouldn't "spontaneously" get psychic powers either, let's say, that its some form of mutation,or perhaps, something grander, a blessing.

surely, if ONE human gets telepathy, then another race would be able to as well no?

What's even your point here dude, anyone can make an undisprovable point and there's nothing anyone cam do about it. Get a grip

well yeah, but possibilities exists you know? like let's say, if ONE young human manages to get WORLD WIDE TELAPATHY from his conciousness then it would certainly open up to the possibility that a RACE FAR OLDER THAN HUMANITY HAS A CHANCE TO GET TELEPATHY AS WELL AND AFTER THAT, POSSIBLY EVOLVE TO BECOME FAR STRONGER.

>no one can really rule out the fact that life CAN exist somewhere
true but there are many reasons to rule out the concept that life exists in any meaningful distance, look up the fermi paradox for more on that
> simply said that if a race as young as humans suddenly gets telepathy, then, why couldn't beings far older?
everything you've said implies a connection to age (again, arbitrary) which doesn't logically fit, especially if you're considering primarily beings far different from us as presumably most other life in the universe would be
>surely, if ONE human gets telepathy, then another race would be able to as well no?
no, that doesn't make sense, there's no real reason to assume that an extraterrestrial species would even have what we could identify as a brain, let alone communicate with or understand one another in a way that we could comprehend

Brainlet.

What makes you think we don't have this?

I wouldn't worry about it. You're just as stupid as the people you're complaining about.

>true but there are many reasons to rule out the concept that life exists in any meaningful distance

technically yeah, though, I am curious whether or not bacteria was present on Mars long ago, and if that is the case then wouldn't it mean that life is simply hard to cultivate? I mean, how many mass extinctions have we survived for us to get here? there is a possiblity that life may have existed BUT simply put, they got wiped out.

>primarily beings far different from us as presumably most other life in the universe would be

technically, yes, they would be different from us, but, I do believe it is that difference that can probably bridge the gap when it comes to telepathy and if a, let's say, basic human being that has only known the ability as nothing more than myth got it then wouldn't it mean that alien LIFE COULD AND WILL (Infinite possibilities and all that,) nurture it at some point?

if the existence of telepathy is ever confirmed, then it isn't exactly impossible for alien life to literally cultivate, if not evolve it.

and if telepathy IS confirmed(I mean literal telepathy, without any known physical force or limitations driving through it.), then, why can't other things?

let's say, souls? or perhaps, the mind body duality theory will be confirmed?

though, my main point is that if a regular human can get telepathy then, why can't a race use it as a specialty?

even better, WHAT IF, Telekinesis were to be confirmed? that can imply SO many things and if ever, a human gains these powers then there is a race out there that specializes in the supernatural order of psionics.

>no, that doesn't make sense, there's no real reason to assume that an extraterrestrial species would even have what we could identify as a brain,

point taken, but, at the end of the day, every living being has to have some sort of CPU-like brain to actually function because if they don't then that can pretty much open up to many more questions

Cause I already checked your mind, and got some conclussions from by multiversal telepather that I presuppose am:
- You are a faggot.
- By the way, the nearliest to a telepathy faculty in your brain is a ventricular bulbous ugly-ass looking mass, that probably is a tumour, which trasmits dead cell in the circundant area.

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High school physics and biology. We have had the technology to detect all of the necessary components listed. If you wish to claim we have an area of the brain which can receive/transmit signals via an unidentified force, you are welcome to do so. However, you should be aware that anybody who has a basic understanding of physics and biology is going to wonder how that organ could work and how a force capable of carrying information between these organs can operate entirely undetected.

thank you for this user.

right, the human brain HAS been studied several times in the past and so far, there has been no clear sign of any telepathic transmitter.

though, since an fully evolved human that is clearly unfit to have telepathy were to get one then the only way would be for them to not do so via the body, but the conciousness itself but so far, human conciousness hasn't been proven to exist yet be separate to that of the body