Re:The Webb telescope just offered a revelatory view of huma...
by junon on Friday July 14, 2023 @07:24AM
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Not really, it's believed the hydrocarbon clouds are a precursor to possible life formation, and that it's possible that's exactly how our solar system was formed in such a way to produce life on Earth, which is inarguably the precursor for humans. So to say this is looking at something that happened similarly in our (human) distant past is at least accurate based on our current understanding. A bit sensational, perhaps, but I wouldn't call it clickbait.
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Re:The Webb telescope just offered a revelatory view of huma...
by BlueTemplar on Friday July 14, 2023 @08:24AM
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Then "life's past" would have been better ?
Re:The Webb telescope just offered a revelatory view of huma...
by junon on Friday July 14, 2023 @08:04PM
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Yeah can't really argue with that, you're right.
Re:The Webb telescope just offered a revelatory view of huma...
by Calavar on Friday July 14, 2023 @08:42AM
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I feel that it is disingenuous in the same way that it would be disingenuous to write an article about neolithic agricultural practices and title it "How Google Came to Be." Are these things causally related? Yes, they are. But that doesn't make them topically related.