There is nothing in our solar system that is particularly special.<br><br>When we look around us, we notice all the elements we find in our local solar system out there. The universe is so vast, that our solar system has probably been copy, pasted so many times with all different variations of likeness, that the conditions for life must have been met at some point, somewhere else other than here. At least on a universal scale.<br><br>Are you telling me that a Universe that seems to do a lot of the same thing, all over the place, repeating itself over and over just decided to do this creating life thing one time? When it's obvious it's addicted to repeating itself.<br><br>I hope I live long enough to tell the world, I told you so. That seems really obtuse for something I just bro scienced though.