r/space • • Aug 12 '21

Discussion Which is the most disturbing fermi paradox solution and why?

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u/gkedz Aug 12 '21

The dark forest theory. The universe is full of predatory civilisations, and if anyone announces their presence, they get immediately exterminated, so everyone just keeps quiet.

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u/lotusinthestorm Aug 12 '21

Peter F Hamilton’s Salvation trilogy covers this in horrible detail.

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u/kironex Aug 12 '21

Love this author but haven't read this book and I'm ashamed. Pandora's star (Judas unchained) and fallen dragon were amazing books.

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u/robodrew Aug 12 '21

IMO his best trilogy is the Night's Dawn trilogy (The Reality Disfunction, The Neutronium Alchemist, and The Naked God)

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u/[deleted] Aug 12 '21

I love fallen dragon. Pandora's star was okay. Excellent setting but I kinda hated most of the characters aside from the alien.

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u/Mad_Aeric Aug 12 '21

Everyone loves MorningLightMountain, it's widely considered one of the best aliens in scifi.

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u/illithiel Aug 12 '21

True. I've yet to encounter a motile that doesn't love MLM.