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WHAT IS THE FERMI PARADOX?

n 1950 the Nobel Prize-winning physicist Enrico Fermi asked: “Where is everybody?” He was referring to extraterrestrial intelligence. Seven decades later, his question remains unanswered. It’s a source of continuing debate – and one of the few

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