Rethinking the Fermi Paradox: Mundane Tech, Gravitational Signals, and a 20-Billion-Year Galactic Landscape
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Enrico Fermi argued that the galaxy should host many detectable civilizations, yet evidence is sparse and signals could be mundane or hard to decipher, so scientists like Robin Corbet advocate broad, patient search strategies that explore long cosmic timescales.
