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It's not clear to me why the Fermi paradox should be evidence of an unexpected great filter, as opposed to one that's just hard. Can you explain?
One of the easiest ways to have a hard filter is if it is unexpected. But yes, the Fermi paradox is more generally evidence of a hard filter rather than an unexpected filter by itself.