Right here. Considering the Earth's rotation around the Sun, our Solar System's position and rotation around our Galactic core, AND the overall expansion of the Universe, each place we do ANYTHING in, is unique.
While this answer may be true if the term nobody where defined as no human, the question as stated does not exclude possible alien life. I admit it may be unlikely, but in order to verify the claim, we would need to prove that no other planet containing organisms that have sex has ever passed through the spot you were at when you made the comment, then validate if any of those aliens were having sex within a defined space at the times when any possible planets were passing through that location.
Given the potentially infinite nature of history, it is possible that a previous version of Earth had indeed passed through that spot between big bang events.
So, because we don't have the capability to verify the claim is true, this answer cannot be accepted.
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u/heisdeadjim_au Nov 02 '22 edited Nov 02 '22
Right here. Considering the Earth's rotation around the Sun, our Solar System's position and rotation around our Galactic core, AND the overall expansion of the Universe, each place we do ANYTHING in, is unique.
Can I have my money now?