Message from @Extra Crispy

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2018-10-29 04:07:48 UTC  

surrounded by niggers

2018-10-29 04:07:52 UTC  

definitely cheaper

2018-10-29 04:07:56 UTC  

much, much cheaper

2018-10-29 04:08:23 UTC  

like a few hundred dollars cheap for a ride into orbit at its cheapest cheap

2018-10-29 04:08:29 UTC  

or to the moon

2018-10-29 04:08:31 UTC  

the vehicles and thrust required seem like an overkill for freight

2018-10-29 04:08:52 UTC  

never put all your eggs in one basket

2018-10-29 04:08:54 UTC  

like pullling a train with 5000 ferraris

2018-10-29 04:09:27 UTC  

there will never be a point where we have solved enough problems to move as a species into space simultaneously

2018-10-29 04:09:40 UTC  

there are far too many ideologues who despise that the earth is not what they dream, when it cannot ever satiate any of them at once

2018-10-29 04:10:06 UTC  

and it will be the same on Alpha Centauri <:laff:387622602111320065>

2018-10-29 04:10:42 UTC  

sure

2018-10-29 04:11:20 UTC  

but it'd give us future opportunities to really improve, and if we waste our times being perfect, we'd only be keeping ourselves limited from attempting to do so 50 times over on a million other experiences

2018-10-29 04:11:38 UTC  

you'd learn more from 100 failures than 1 perfect success

2018-10-29 04:11:53 UTC  

the more failures, the more possibilities you can get

2018-10-29 04:12:30 UTC  

centrifugal forces for example can keep the effects of gravity down to an absolute minimum to really limit that warping of the human body that we experience in low gravity

2018-10-29 04:13:14 UTC  

https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/504867468129468416/506319577211207680/heresynye.jpg

2018-10-29 04:13:24 UTC  

not to mention, colonies on mars really won't be the defacto path we're destined to go on

2018-10-29 04:13:57 UTC  

there's a much more likely chance that we're going to form something like bishop rings or oneill cylenders orbiting the sun, since they're much cheaper to make, as well as quite possible to construct with existing technology

2018-10-29 04:14:34 UTC  

while simultaneously providing massive swathes of surface area that would be comparable to what we see today in the square mileage of nations

2018-10-29 04:15:12 UTC  

with these artifical structures, we could form literally any environment we could ever dream of, either to preserve life, or to create new life

2018-10-29 04:15:26 UTC  

it could be as hot or cold as you want, obviously with the stationwide agreement among peers

2018-10-29 04:15:53 UTC  

im just discussing the possibilities

2018-10-29 04:16:28 UTC  

for example, if earth became inhospitable, we could build literal nature preserves for animals that would be entirely self sustainable

2018-10-29 04:16:43 UTC  

@F-Star that's silly and omnicidal

2018-10-29 04:17:12 UTC  

really now, the plastics will remain until they're brittle and everywhere

2018-10-29 04:17:22 UTC  

they literally require human intervention

2018-10-29 04:17:57 UTC  

life as it is now beyond humanity would be completely different anyway by that point

2018-10-29 04:18:10 UTC  

utterly pointless

2018-10-29 04:18:24 UTC  

why not just make the planet into a nature preserve

2018-10-29 04:18:42 UTC  

let the eagles peck the eyes out of animals on their own free will, etc

2018-10-29 04:19:21 UTC  

complex life so far appears to be completely unique to earth. Intelligent life probably even more so

2018-10-29 04:19:43 UTC  

to kill of humanity just to see if another would come about some time in the future is funny

2018-10-29 04:20:11 UTC  

>here's one, humanity dies and life resumes its course

2018-10-29 04:20:27 UTC  

might as well just be hiding away under a blanket in the middle of a house fire

2018-10-29 04:21:30 UTC  

to imply that we ought to die off since life would be better for it would be akin to giving up on your problems

2018-10-29 04:21:31 UTC  

to run away

2018-10-29 04:21:40 UTC  

to hide under a blanket in a house fire, lol

2018-10-29 04:21:51 UTC  

that'd probably be even more irresponsible

2018-10-29 04:22:40 UTC  

conveniently ignoring that I'd said that it was implied, not directly declared