I do not know why the heavens look empty but I think it's extremely unlikely that they are. Andromeda e.g. is only 2.5M light years away; that's nothing on an evolutionary timescale. There are too many planets for us to be the first to get this far. I think about this all time.
i think most of the parameter range predicts either very beginning of stelliferous or (like zoo hypothesis) predicts random moment within it
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though idk if the relevant period is stelliferous or some part of it where a further condition obtains
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or i mean, i don't actually know what zoo hypothesis predicts. but i mean hypotheses that predict the stars continue their natural evolution
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i didn't know about milkomeda before, that's pretty cool
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p4 of https://pdfs.semanticscholar.org/44bd/2a319ef7acd1c1d8e2d59c146efb58e2dd7c.pdf … is relevant, trying to find better sources
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