"The birth of life contains a sort of chaos. The slightest accident might result in evolution being halted. Therefore, it's entirely possible that in the grand scheme of a galaxy, not a single civilization may emerge. This is a very possible outcome."
After hearing Right Hand's words, Chen Yang understood. In essence, the probability theory that humans imagined was not particularly suitable for calculating the number of civilizations that might exist in a galaxy, nor the number of life-bearing planets the universe might give birth to. No, to be accurate, it should be that the variables added to this probability calculation are too few. The calculation results might not be particularly accurate or reference-worthy.
Chen Yang and Right Hand were watching the Human-shaped Concrete Block while discussing issues in a virtual landscape. Meanwhile, the Pyramid underground laboratory was operating as usual.
"Alright, alright, be good."
