In the 20th Century, the Fermi Paradox asked why, when life seemed so likely, we could not find itanywhere else in the galaxy. But by the 21st Century, many had concluded intelligent life had a bad habit of destroying any planet where it arose.
By Gerard Cunningham
Gerard Cunningham occupies his time working as a journalist, writer, sub-editor, blogger and podcaster, yet still finds himself underemployed.