I just meant that I find it interesting that the belief that life may be widespread throughout the universe seems to be more common amongst Astronomers and Physicists than amongst Biologists, I have to work with both crowds and most of the first type when engaged in conversation tend to believe that life is almost guaranteed given the right circumstances and the later think it unlikely. This is only from my personal experience of maybe a few hundred people, certainly not a big enough sample size to draw any real conclusions. I just find it interesting.
I do think that if you equate water and warmth = a likelyhood for life appearing that you are implicitly saying that the laws of physics are tilted towards the formation of life, and that that is pretty amazing if true. Or you are saying there is some other mechanism in the universe that is pro life.
I personally don't believe so, I think we are a freak accident, but I'd like to be wrong. I enjoy the quarantine thoery as well
