The Fermi Paradox

A solution to the Fermi paradox is the imagination that intelligent species are ‘seldom’. I justify this by the statement that during the evolution of the species, the aliens do not care about nature. When they learn to rule the nature they destroy it, like humans are destroying it now, although they are generated by nature. However, nature is necessary for a pleasant life.

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Journal
Journal of Business and Economic Insights
Published
2026-11-03
DOI
https://doi.org/10.47485/3143-5807.1034
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Space Science and Extraterrestrial Life
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The Fermi Paradox

Volker Thürey
Journal of Business and Economic Insights
Space Science and Extraterrestrial Life
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The Fermi Paradox

Volker Thürey
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Abstract

A solution to the Fermi paradox is the imagination that intelligent species are ‘seldom’. I justify this by the statement that during the evolution of the species, the aliens do not care about nature. When they learn to rule the nature they destroy it, like humans are destroying it now, although they are generated by nature. However, nature is necessary for a pleasant life.

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