Life

This one is not enough obvious while yet being almost too blatant. Because life is all around us, we tend to take it for granted. And the majority of respondents, or around 65%, believe that intelligent life must exist outside of our solar system.

But the truth is that we haven't actually noticed any signs of it. Researchers have combed a lot of space for life signs, but nothing scientific holds up. Radio signals and any other indication that someone else is out there are also aliens, not simply visitors from space. Thousands of planets and stars have been found by humans, but none that would suggest that we are alone in the universe.

That does not imply that we are not alone, but it does imply that we are comparatively odd. We are incredibly distinctive because we are unlike anything else. Perhaps we were just lucky. The idea that the cosmos is too large for humans to be alone is an intriguing one to think about in this context. How are we here alone? On the other hand, very few individuals take into account the fact that the cosmos operates on a scale that is much larger than our imagination, which also applies to time. The cosmos is not in a hurry to go somewhere. What if we are the first and most developed species and haven't discovered life anywhere else? Because, after all, someone would have to be the first. So why not us?