| Probability | Text |
|---|
| 100% | There may be some civilizations that are very much more advanced than we are. | ▶️ |
| 99% | Thanks to the discovery of silence, which has advanced more than the last 50 years than the previous 2000 years, we now have the knowledge and the power to produce sufficient food for more than twice the population of the world. | ▶️ |
| 97% | truly advanced civilizations in the galaxy. | ▶️ |
| 92% | advanced | ▶️ |
| 100% | Most astronomers are pretty convinced that the conditions where single cell life could exist will be very widespread in our galaxy, but we just don't know how often a planet will have sufficiently stable conditions for a long enough period of time to allow an advanced civilization to evolve. | ▶️ |
| 100% | And if you have truly advanced civilizations in the galaxy, and you might, remember, we're the new kids on the block. The Earth has been here four or five billion years, but the galaxy's been here at least twice that long. So there may be some civilizations that are very, very much more advanced than we are. They may be taking advantage of that, and it may be that we're sitting around with our radio receivers hoping to get signals and all the really interesting traffic is being communicated in a way that we're not yet aware of. | ▶️ |
| 99% | Tonight, for the first time in the brief history of mankind, we are truly the one planet. Last evening, we confirmed that the landing party of the Telus colony was massacred and provoked by an advanced alien civilization of tremendous power. 225 are dead, 25 are unaccounted for. Because of destroyed communications, we've only now learned that the best of the colony suffered the same fate. The alien civilization has not responded to our attempts at communication. Of this race, we know nothing. The only clue to their people is the bloodshed they've left behind. My fellow citizens of Earth, we must stand together against the deluge. We cannot possibly retreat. | ▶️ |
| 99% | Meeeeach Fast advanced | ▶️ |
