Coexistence with other Intelligent Species

Since this is the last people will see of this topic, I'll take a lot more open mindset rather than the political black-and-white debate type I've been using. Also, I'll keep it a lot shorter as well, since I've already said what I wanted to and the readers have already had to sit through 30 000+ words. (I'm so sorry!) 1. FTL Communication. Via quantum mechanics we've been able to 'entangle' particles and those two basically share information with each-other instantaneously. In a literal sense. However, I've not been a fan of quantum mechanics my entire life as I am quite a hands-on guy who'd rather have a short but slightly inaccurate equation than a hard-to-understand, complex and perfect one. Quantum mechanics has a lot of variables we're simply not aware of because once we observe them, their value changes. And though they may be able to carry information PERFECTLY from one side to another in the future, I highly doubt it. I recommend reading up on people that think quantum supremacy may not be possible due to the so-called noise. I am using much the same principle. It basically states that since we cannot achieve the perfect conditions, there will be uncertainty as we do need to observe it, which results in noise. And decoding and fine-tuning this noise so we can get the accurate information is most likely impossible on a large scale that would be to finally achieve quantum supremacy. Though take them with a grain of salt, as I also doubt that many gigantic co-operations would invest in a flawed idea. 2. Black Holes. Though I am not very knowledgeable on this specific subject, as far as I know black holes exist forever until their mass is radiated away through trillions of trillions of years. There isn't a boom. Only when they absorb something of large mass, the fast compression of it is theorized to reflect these powerful waves. (If I remember correctly, this is the same wave that they used to prove gravitational information moves as a wave) 3. Hive-minds. Biologically, hive-minds that aren't in very tiny area are basically impossible. End of story. If we look at ants or bees we can see that they would simply not work in other environments. Of course, there is a possibility that it is, there always is a slight chance for everything. In my personal opinion, insects as we know their mind-set on earth simply cannot achieve interstellar travel and they possess the only hive-minds in the animal kingdom. (as far as I know) Closing words to the debate: Of course, it would be extremely cool to have a star trek in real life. However, logistically and politically they make little sense. It'll happen one day, for sure. Maybe a combined effort to save all life from natural incidents such as the upcoming heat-death? Not to mention that an isolationist approach is always idiotic in our culture and only fools isolate their countries from others. Unity is the best way to go, and I certainly hope we'll achieve it! However, my outlooks are grim. There's I estimate about a 10-15% chance of it working out first try. If it doesn't, then we have 80% to be wiped out. But let's not leave with that! DOWN WITH XENOPHOBIA, WOOHOO #ALIENLIVESMATTER, #WECANLIVETOGETHER and other hashtags that were relevant last year. I mean, this whole debate was basically racism and logistics, what do you expect if not terrible jokes?