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Sean Klitzner Talks About Alien Life

Whether you believe they exist or not, you can’t deny that the chances aliens are out there, somewhere, are pretty high. Based on the size and scope of the physical universe as we know it, which may very well be infinite, the likelihood that we are alone in this sea of stars is slim to none. Maybe they’re stereotypical little green men, or perhaps they have crystalline bodies that need neither oxygen nor water to survive. Whatever the case, I think they’re out there, and I can’t wait to meet them. Until then, however, it’s nice to theorize about them, their relationship with us, etc.

Sean Klitzner, creator of the YouTube series Exposed, discusses the existence of alien life in his latest video. Check it out, HERE!

Also, here’s the source of the above image.


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