The problem with the whole "human-like" answer is that it simply doesn't happen with Evolution. Firstly, the environment will be different (at least in some ways), and secondly the mutations needed to turn a cell into a human probably won't happen, either at all or in the order they have done on Earth.
Remember, Evolution is the combination of two events: Random Mutation & Natural Selection. If the environment is the same (which it most likely won't be) then the Natural Selection will produce the same results, but the inputs (random mutations) are very unlikely to be the same every time.
Of course, this is all assuming that life on other planets uses DNA and not some other way of evolving.
Remember, Evolution is the combination of two events: Random Mutation & Natural Selection. If the environment is the same (which it most likely won't be) then the Natural Selection will produce the same results, but the inputs (random mutations) are very unlikely to be the same every time.
Of course, this is all assuming that life on other planets uses DNA and not some other way of evolving.
