When we're looking for life out there, aren't we a bit biased by our own conditions for life itself? Even when considering silican life forms, this still assumes creatures living on planets. Do you think it would be reasonable to consider other scales of life in size and space time? Maybe some life forms would be the size of planets, even galaxy or quantum particles moving in time so fast that we as slopokes, can't even see them. What if they use a completely different set of amino acids to build their proteins? And what if they have a different liquid? I was just getting asd thes ina in a previous conversation about, you know, what about titan

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