Hello Mr Strawman, how are you doing today.
People aren't saying that intelligent life DEFINITELY exists elsewhere, just that it's extremely likely to based on what we know about the universe.
Think of it like this, the universe is a roulette wheel, where the ball is being spun an infinite amount of times. For life to exist, the ball has to land on red.... say.... a million times in a row. What are the chances of that? Pretty damn small right? But, because we're spinning it an infinite amount of times we can be pretty damn sure it'll happen. Infact it will happen many times. The great thing is that within that infinite string of spins there will even be an infinite string of the ball landing on red! There'll also be an infinite string of it landing on black! Such is the nature of infinity.
The universe is constantly expanding, constantly creating and destroying worlds, so say that our planet is unique amongst them is pretty damn foolish.
It would be foolish if you beleived that this earth was created by chance that there isnt other life out there.
If you believe that we were created, then its not so foolish at all.
Planet. You do know what a planet is don't you?
Unless you're saying that God has a patent on Earth and so nature avoids making any earth sized lumps of rock and putting them in orbit around a Sun sized star just in case God sues?
Sorry, thought you were capable of having some sort of normal discussion without resorting to sarcasm + down talking.