Diverionism and Convergionism: Two Paths for Extraterrestrial Life
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Two big ideas, divergionism (opportunism) and convergionism (determinism), explore whether life beyond Earth would be wildly different due to chance or tend toward similar designs because of universal laws, a debate Harold Blum popularized that has influenced science and fiction from H. G. Wells and E. E. "Doc" Smith to Olaf Stapledon, J. H. Rosny, Hoyle, Drake, and Robert Forward.
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