there are trillions of stars in the universe, each star has multiple planets in orbit around it. The sheer number of possibilities for life to evolve on 1 of them is in favor of supporting life on other planets.
All thats needed for a simple lifeform to evolve is sulfur, phosphorous, oxygen, nitrogen, carbon, and hydrogen. From there its just a matter of time before those life forms evolve into more complex organisms. Considering the universe is billions of years old, then yes there are aliens. Perhaps not in the sense of star wars or alien 3. But there is deffo 100% life on other planets. We as humans have just not evolved enough to discover them.
Anyone who thinks this is wrong is a fool.
Not sure about aliens but iv personally come across another life form or creation known as the jinn they can see us but we cant see them and they live on another platform to us however they are like humans
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I know exactly what you are talking about. I have encountered one of those situations too. I'm absolutely sure it was something supernatural, as was a few of my other friends. It's a very interesting story.
Your logic is solid, little or no room to argue logically there. Having said that, I do believe that a little extra something is needed to form a life. Maybe God, maybe nature, I don't know. Despite knowing what compounds are needed to form a life, we would not be able to create one ourselves. We know a mobile phone is made of silicon basically but a pot of sand won't magically turn into a mobile phone. It does not, however, necessarily mean there is no life form anywhere else, nor that I believe so. I'm sure you got my point here.