Where is Everybody? by Stephen Webb was the most enjoyable and thought provoking astronomy book I have read in years. I find myself rereading chapters and mulling over possible solutions to the Fermi Paradox.
However the, "Doomsday and the Delta t Argument", outlined on pages 130 to 134 struck me as completely absurd. By that argument a ten year old used car is likely to out last a new car.
Quote: Where is Everybody? by Stephen Webb was the most enjoyable and thought provoking astronomy book I have read in years. I find myself rereading chapters and mulling over possible solutions to the Fermi Paradox.
However the, "Doomsday and the Delta t Argument", outlined on pages 130 to 134 struck me as completely absurd. By that argument a ten year old used car is likely to out last a new car.
Did anyone else feel the same way?
Gordon
I haven't seen this one. Can you tell us who published it?
-------------------- Thomas Watson
Author of Mr. Olcott's Skies. Available in paperback and ebook from Amazon and Barnes & Noble.
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