In [1950](https://youtu.be/zqzMAnPKa_s) at Los Alamos a scientist was talking with his friends
The conversation had them all fully engrossed about this universe that almost has no end
And as they were all about to return to their study
[Enrico](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Enrico_Fermi) suddenly shouted: *Where is everybody?!*
And he sat down and did a few simple calculations
That indicated we should’ve been visited thousands of times
At least based on his estimations
Well, that’s the Fermi paradox, if they’re out there why don’t we hear them talk
And the galaxy just keeps on spinning, with 400 billion stars in it
And I just can’t believe that we could be unique
When there’s so much space in this galaxy
I want Pandora’s box-
-to be open but instead we’re stuck in Fermi’s paradox
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That’s a bit “for fun”, but it gets at the idea. For the amount of *stuff*, there *should* be intelligent life, but we’ve never seen any indication of its presence.
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