Nathalie Cabrol

Who knows where we will be?

We might be migrating into our planetary system.

We might be migrating somewhere else.

It could be.

We are talking about the human civilization here.

So there are different factors.

If you are a cyanobacteria or any type of, even a mammal, that doesn't have the technology to escape,

planet we were born on, then it's plan A. It's right there.

You know, whatever happens to your planet, you are tied to it.

You cannot escape it.

For humans, it's a little different.

Yeah, it's A and B or whatever, you know, we can.

So we have to expect that a number of the civilizations

extraterrestrial civilization that might be technologically advanced, a number of them will have disappeared just because they run the course of their evolution or because their son run out of fuel and they didn't have a way to escape or they were wiped out by any kind of event.

And then there will be those that survived.

I have to agree with you.

None of this is scientifically provable right now.

We talked a little bit already about that.

But I would say that I do not adhere to the Fermi paradox because it's very anthropomorphic.

It's an interesting exercise.