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"Does the Fermi Paradox take into consideration where we are in the universe, in relation to time?   The universe began about 13.8 billion year ago. Planet Earth started approximately 4.5 billion year ago. Mankind (Homo Erectus) didn't begin until about 1.5 million years ago when he emigrated out of Africa. That means our planet is three thousand time older than we are and the universe is more than nine thousand times older than us. If it was a relatively complicated job to get man started in the first place on Earth, it will probably not be any easier anywhere else.    That suggests there is possibly a very good chance that aliens will eventually appear on hi wee planet sometime in the future, on other planets going round other suns. Man may well pollute his planet to death but there is a future across the rest of this universe, and every other universe that there may be.   If we ever do come across any aliens, will they claim that there's a god too? "
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