Bifalgorithm post

For reasons other than satisfying our own curiosity, we could open a dialogue with this civilization, share our collective knowledges with one another to expand our understanding of O evolution, society, and the universe as a whole. We could finally know if what happened on Earth, the formation of complex life was just a fluke of nature. Or perhaps there is a star warlike galaxy out there with all varieties of intelligent creatures roaming about. Could another advanced civilization have existed right here on Earth? And while the idea may seem luricr at first because we like to believe that human advancement has been largely linear, it's not as outlandish as you might think. However, only about 5 thousand of those years have been documented or discovered, which means that 97.5 percent of our history is completely unknown to us. That's wild. Isn't it like you think I pyramids and stuff that was a really long time ago? Oh, that's like 2.5 percent. That's of of history. Less, it's like two percent human history. Obviously, history of the universe way bigger, but like of humans.

For reasons other than satisfying our own curiosity, we could open a dialogue with this civilization, share our collective knowledges with one another to expan…